Golf courses and golf hotels around Tucson & Green Valley, Arizona

39 courses around Tucson, from Dove Mountain, Oro Valley and SaddleBrooke to the Catalina Foothills, Green Valley and Tubac, with tees, course ratings, slope, green fees by season, overseed closures, resort rates and booking windows.

Courses

• Arizona National Golf Club, Tucson: semi-private, 18 holes, par 71, 6606 yards, rating 71.4 / slope 137. Strong RTJ Jr. desert course in the northeast foothills, open to the public. A good mid-priced alternative to the resorts.
• Canoa Ranch Golf Club, Green Valley: public, 18 holes, par 71, 6701 yards, rating 71.6 / slope 143. The newest of the Green Valley public courses, a Schmidt-Curley desert layout with bent greens and mountain views. A good pick for a better-conditioned round at the south end of town.
• Country Club of Green Valley, Green Valley: private, 18 holes. Private member club. Not open to visitors.
• Crooked Tree Golf Course, Tucson: public, 18 holes, par 72, 7065 yards, rating 72.2 / slope 132, green fees seen $28–$63. A solid public 18 in the northwest at mid-range prices. One of the few nearby courses taking times through overseed in late October 2026.
• Dell Urich Golf Course, Tucson: public, 18 holes, par 70, 6629 yards, rating 70.3 / slope 124, green fees seen $50–$50. The easier of the two Randolph courses. Fine for a quick, cheap round in midtown.
• Desert Hills Golf Club of Green Valley, Green Valley: private, 18 holes. A member-owned private club. Not open to visitors.
• El Conquistador Golf Club - Cañada Course, Oro Valley: public, 18 holes, par 72, 6649 yards, rating 71.7 / slope 133, green fees seen $56–$56. The second El Con 18. Call or check GolfNow in fall, since it was not taking times on Oct 27, 2026.
• El Conquistador Golf Club - Conquistador Course, Oro Valley: public, 18 holes, par 71, 6758 yards, rating 72.2 / slope 129, green fees seen $46–$85. Town-run value under the Catalinas. This was the course taking tee times in late October 2026. Expect resort scenery at municipal prices.
• El Rio Golf Course, Tucson: public, 18 holes, par 70, 6436 yards, rating 69.4 / slope 124, green fees seen $28–$32. A traditional city course with old trees, close to downtown. Cheap and quick to get to. Not a resort-level round.
• Forty Niner Country Club, Tucson: semi-private, 18 holes, par 72, 6669 yards, rating 70.5 / slope 127, green fees seen $21–$47. An older, unpretentious Bell layout on the far east side that takes public play. It is cheap in the off-season. It is a sensible pick for east-side snowbirds who want a regular game rather than a showpiece.
• Fred Enke Golf Course, Tucson: public, 18 holes, par 72, 6809 yards, rating 71.3 / slope 135. Desert target golf at a muni price on the east side. The most interesting of the city courses.
• Haven Golf Course, Green Valley: public, 18 holes, par 72, 6905 yards, rating 71.2 / slope 124, green fees seen $22–$44. Green Valley's oldest course, flat and walkable with big greens and modest slope. A good everyday choice for snowbirds who want to walk, and cheap outside winter.
• La Paloma Country Club, Tucson: private, 27 holes. Private, but the Westin La Paloma has been the way in for visitors. Confirm guest golf when booking the room.
• MountainView Golf Club at SaddleBrooke Two, SaddleBrooke: semi-private, 18 holes, par 72, 6738 yards, rating 71.2 / slope 134, green fees seen $78–$78. Recently redone Panks course in SaddleBrooke Two. Public access looks possible but limited. Phone first.
• Omni Tucson National - Catalina Course, Tucson: resort, 18 holes, par 73, 7262 yards, rating 75.4 / slope 136. Tucson National is the old tour course, a full resort in the northwest suburbs. Catalina is the longer and more traditional of its two 18s. Check for overseed closures before booking a late-October trip.
• Omni Tucson National - Sonoran Course, Tucson: resort, 18 holes, par 70, 6529 yards, rating 70.9 / slope 130. Shorter par-70 desert course at Tucson National. Easier on the card than Catalina, but the bunkering keeps it honest. Pair it with Catalina on a stay-and-play.
• Oro Valley Country Club, Oro Valley: private, 18 holes. Private. You can only play it with a member.
• Quail Creek Country Club, Sahuarita: semi-private, 27 holes, par 72, green fees seen $37–$130. A 27-hole Robson community club east of I-19 that visitors can play at a steep non-resident rate. It makes most sense if you rent inside Quail Creek and get resident pricing.
• Quarry Pines Golf Club, Marana: public, 18 holes, par 71, 6482 yards, rating 70.0 / slope 130, green fees seen $23–$34. Cheap, short public course in Marana. Pace can drag. Fine for a budget round, not a destination.
• Randolph North Golf Course, Tucson: public, 18 holes, par 72, 6902 yards, rating 72.0 / slope 127, green fees seen $40–$62. Tucson's historic midtown muni: flat, long and cheap. Good value for snowbirds, but not a destination round.
• SaddleBrooke Country Club (SaddleBrooke One), SaddleBrooke: semi-private, 18 holes, par 72, 6513 yards, rating 70.8 / slope 130. The original SaddleBrooke community golf. It is mainly for residents and renters on monthly memberships. Visitors should call first.
• San Ignacio Golf Club, Green Valley: semi-private, 18 holes, par 72, 6772 yards, rating 71.6 / slope 135, green fees seen $27–$72. An Arthur Hills desert course on the west side of Green Valley, open to the public with an online tee sheet. Expect about $50-$70 in late fall; summer and prepaid deals run far lower.
• Sewailo Golf Club, Tucson: resort, 18 holes, par 72, 7283 yards, rating 73.5 / slope 138, green fees seen $100–$100. The best-conditioned public course on Tucson's south side and the one with real length. It is a modern Begay design next to Casino Del Sol with dynamic pricing. Check the tee sheet for the day's rate rather than relying on a rack rate.
• Silverbell Golf Course, Tucson: public, 18 holes, par 70, 6936 yards, rating 72.2 / slope 123, green fees seen $29–$29. Long, flat and open west-side muni. Solid value, nothing fancy.
• Skyline Country Club, Tucson: private, 18 holes, par 71, 6137 yards. Private Foothills club. Not open to visitors.
• The Club at Starr Pass, Tucson: resort, 27 holes, 6951 yards, rating 73.7 / slope 141. The best resort golf in central Tucson: three desert nines with fresh greens and a new clubhouse. Expect resort prices.
• The Gallery Golf Club - North Course, Marana: private, 18 holes, par 72, 7384 yards. Private. You can only play it with a member.
• The Gallery Golf Club - South Course, Marana: private, 18 holes, par 72, 7468 yards. Private. You can only play it with a member.
• The Golf Club at Dove Mountain, Marana: guests-only, 27 holes, par 108, 7849 yards, rating 77.1 / slope 147, green fees seen $250–$360. The Nicklaus 27 at the Ritz-Carlton. You can only play it as a hotel guest or with a member, and it is among the priciest rounds in the area. Book it if you are staying at the resort. Otherwise it is off the table.
• The Highlands at Dove Mountain, Marana: semi-private, 18 holes, par 72, 6904 yards, rating 72.1 / slope 139, green fees seen $39–$47. Community course in the Dove Mountain foothills that takes public times through GolfNow at low summer prices. Cheaper than its Dove Mountain neighbours.
• The Preserve Golf Club at SaddleBrooke, SaddleBrooke: semi-private, 18 holes, par 72, 6926 yards, rating 72.3 / slope 137. SaddleBrooke Two course with limited outside access. Call before counting on it.
• The Stone Canyon Club, Oro Valley: private, 18 holes, par 72, 7317 yards, rating 74.0 / slope 145. Private. You can only play it with a member.
• The Views Golf Club at Oro Valley, Oro Valley: semi-private, 18 holes, 6687 yards, rating 72.2 / slope 133. The Sun City Oro Valley course, open to daily-fee players. Snowbirds renting in Rancho Vistoso can treat it as a home course.
• Torres Blancas Golf Club, Green Valley: public, 18 holes, par 72, 7111 yards, rating 72.6 / slope 130, green fees seen $18–$24. A low-cost public Trevino layout in the middle of Green Valley, with lakes and big greens. Rates float with demand, and summer times on GolfNow have run under $25 with a cart.
• Tubac Golf Resort & Spa, Tubac: resort, 18 holes, par 72, 6870 yards, rating 71.8 / slope 130, green fees seen $42–$55. The one true golf resort south of Tucson, with old-school mesquite-lined nines and the Tin Cup hole. Only 18 holes are open until the Anza nine returns in early 2027.
• Tucson Country Club, Tucson: private, 18 holes. Private east-central club. Not open to visitors.
• Ventana Canyon Canyon Course, Tucson: resort, 18 holes, par 72, 6836 yards, rating 72.1 / slope 137. The second Ventana Fazio course, with a strong finishing hole by the hotel. The same resort-rotation rule applies.
• Ventana Canyon Mountain Course, Tucson: resort, 18 holes, par 72, 6898 yards, rating 72.9 / slope 141. Fazio desert golf with the photo-op par 3. Worth it if you stay at Loews or the Lodge.
• Voyager RV Resort Golf Course, Tucson: resort, 9 holes, par 27, 1003 yards. A par-3 nine for Voyager RV Resort guests, handy for a quick walk with a wedge and putter. It is not a reason to choose the resort and not a destination for visiting golfers.

Hotels

• Best Western Green Valley Inn, Green Valley
• Casino Del Sol Resort, Tucson
• Desert Trails RV Park (Desert Trails 40+ RV Park), Tucson, AZ
• El Conquistador Tucson, A Hilton Resort, Oro Valley
• Green Valley RV Resort (Green Valley 55+ RV Resort), Green Valley / Sahuarita, AZ
• Green Valley furnished monthly rentals (GVR area), Green Valley, AZ
• Hampton Inn Tucson-Airport, Tucson
• Holiday Inn Express & Suites Oro Valley-Tucson North, Oro Valley
• Holiday Inn Express & Suites Tucson North - Marana, Marana
• JW Marriott Tucson Starr Pass Resort & Spa, Tucson
• Loews Ventana Canyon Resort, Tucson
• Omni Tucson National Resort & Spa, Tucson
• Oro Valley furnished monthly rentals (Oro Valley Country Club, Vistoso), Oro Valley, AZ
• Quail Creek (Robson) seasonal home rentals, Green Valley, Green Valley / Sahuarita, AZ
• Rincon Country East RV Resort, Tucson, AZ
• Rincon Country West RV Resort, Tucson, AZ
• SaddleBrooke seasonal home rentals (SaddleBrooke One), SaddleBrooke, AZ
• The Ritz-Carlton, Dove Mountain, Marana
• The Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa, Tucson
• Tubac Golf Resort & Spa, Tubac
• Tubac seasonal casitas and rentals (near Tubac Golf Resort), Tubac, AZ
• Voyager RV Resort & Hotel, Tucson, AZ

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