San Ignacio golf in Green Valley: status, rates and the course

San Ignacio golf in Green Valley is open and selling public tee times: GolfLink showed 91 bookable times for October 27, 2026. It is a semi-private Arthur Hills desert course from 1989, a par 72 of 6,772 yards from the Black tees. Late-October 2026 rates for 18 ran $41.88 to $71.61, more than double the September deals.

Status questions come up because the course went through a water-shutoff closure years ago, and because its former sister course, Canoa Hills, is now a park. This guide covers where San Ignacio stands, what it costs and how it fits a Green Valley rotation.

Quick facts

• Course: San Ignacio Golf Club, 18 holes, par 72.
• Address: 4201 S Camino Del Sol, Green Valley.
• Phone: 520-822-8313 (club site); older listings give 520-648-3469.
• Status: open, with public tee times online (checked October 26, 2026).
• Access: semi-private; public, member and loyalty tee sheets.
• Design: Arthur Hills; 1989 per directories.
• Back tees: Black, 6,772 yds, 71.6 / 135.
• Late-October 2026 rates: $41.88 to $71.61 for 18; most $51 to $72.
• Drive: about 43 minutes and 32.8 miles from downtown Tucson.

San Ignacio golf in Green Valley: status

San Ignacio golf in Green Valley is operating. When we checked on October 26, 2026, GolfLink listed 91 bookable times for the next day, Tuesday, October 27, running from 7:38 AM to 4:02 PM. The club books through its own online tee sheet.

The history: an undated Arizona Daily Star report says the course went through a water-shutoff closure years ago and reopened under new management. We did not find the dates. What matters now is that the tee sheet is live and public.

Two phone numbers are in circulation. Use 520-822-8313, the one on the club site, first.

San Ignacio golf rates

Prices seen (rates change):

The jump from September to late October is the start of the winter season, when rates more than doubled. Peak January to April prices were not published, so check the tee sheet for your dates. Our Tucson golf rates guide compares fees across the area by season.

The course

San Ignacio is a desert layout with mountain views on the west side of Green Valley. The club site gives yardages from 5,200 to 6,718 across its tees; the only rated set we found is the Black at 6,772 yards, 71.6 and 135. That slope is well above Haven, which rates 124 from its 6,905-yard Blue tees.

The signature hole is the 13th, a 522-yard par 5 played from raised tees. There is a driving range, GPS carts, and the Coyote Grill for lunch after the round. The club hosts events and sells Stay & Play packages.

Our take: an Arthur Hills desert course open to the public with an online tee sheet. Expect about $50 to $70 in late fall; summer and prepaid deals run far lower.

No overseed dates were published. Most Tucson-area courses overseed in mid-to-late September into October, so call before an early-fall round. See Tucson golf overseed.

Canoa Hills: the old course next door

Canoa Hills, once called San Ignacio North, closed about 2013. The owner donated its 130 acres to Pima County, approved 4-1 in 2018, and the Regional Flood Control District took over in late 2019. It is now Canoa Hills Trails, a county open-space park with 5.5 miles of paved walking loops.

Older listings still show Canoa Hills green fees. They are out of date. And Canoa Hills is not the same as Canoa Ranch, the open public course further south. Our closed golf courses in Tucson guide covers it with the others.

San Ignacio vs other Green Valley courses

San Ignacio golf in Green Valley sits in the middle on price and near the top on difficulty. For a snowbird rotation, it works as the weekly "harder course" next to cheaper rounds at Torres Blancas and walkable rounds at Haven. Our Green Valley AZ golf guide compares every course, and the snowbird golf schedule for Tucson shows how to build a week.

When to play San Ignacio

Green Valley's NOAA normals put January at 66.9F highs and 36.1F lows, about 5F colder at night than Tucson's airport, so frost delays are possible on winter mornings. March brings 75.6F highs. Summer is hot, with June highs near 100F, but it is also when the lowest prices appear, such as the September 2026 prepaid deals from $27.99.

Peak season in the Tucson area runs January to April. See best time to golf in Tucson.

Getting to San Ignacio from Tucson

San Ignacio is on the west side of Green Valley, about 43 minutes and 32.8 miles from downtown Tucson on our routed estimate. Tucson International Airport (TUS) is about 17 minutes from downtown on the south side. From Tucson stays:

For a short Tucson trip, pair San Ignacio with Tubac, 30 minutes further south, or with a second Green Valley round. Arizona stays on Mountain Standard Time all year, so in winter it is one hour ahead of California and Las Vegas.

Where to stay near San Ignacio

Routed estimates. See Green Valley winter rentals for monthly options.

More detail is in the San Ignacio course guide and the Haven course guide.

Plan it on the map

Open the Tucson golf map to see San Ignacio with every Green Valley course and stay, and the drive times between them. The $30 plan can build a day-by-day trip or a winter stay of 2 to 12 weeks, with San Ignacio slotted into a weekly rotation.