Tucson golf rates: green fees by season at every course open to visitors
Tucson golf rates for 2026, course by course: summer and fall fees seen, the few winter rate cards, resort courses with no public rates, and when prices rise.
Open the 3D map of every course →
Tucson golf rates in fall 2026 ran about $35 to $86 for 18 with a cart at most public courses, with summer hot deals as low as $18.99 and peak resort rounds well over $200. Few courses publish a rate card; most price dynamically or through tee-time sites, so the number depends on the date and time you book.
This guide collects every Tucson golf rate in our research, by course and season, with the date each was seen. Rates change, sometimes daily, so use it to compare courses and then check the tee sheet.
Quick facts
- Typical fall 2026 public rate: about $35 to $86 for 18 with cart.
- Lowest summer deals: $18.99 to $24.99 at Torres Blancas (September 2026).
- Fullest published rate card: Quail Creek, $130 non-resident in prime season 2026.
- Highest: The Golf Club at Dove Mountain, $250 to $360 at peak times (2024 listing); Ritz-Carlton guests and members only.
- Resort rates unknown: no rates readable online for Starr Pass, Omni Tucson National or Ventana Canyon on October 26, 2026.
- City Card: $50 plus tax for the rest of 2026.
How Tucson golf rates change through the year
Tucson golf has three price seasons. Summer (about May to September) brings the lowest rates of the year, because highs average 92F in May and 101F in June. Fall overseed in late September and October brings closures, cart-path-only days and sometimes reduced rates. Then prices climb from October to peak season, January to April, when snowbirds fill the tee sheets.
Each club sets its own calendar. Quail Creek's 2026 prime season ran January 1 to May 31 and October 1 to December 31, with summer June 1 to September 30. SaddleBrooke One's winter rate period runs November 1 to May 31. The jump is real: San Ignacio went from $27.99 to $43.99 in September 2026 to mostly $51 to $72 in late October.
Tucson golf rates by course
| Course | Summer 2026 | Fall 2026 | Winter or peak |
|---|---|---|---|
| Torres Blancas | $18.99-$24.99 with cart (Sep) | Dynamic | Dynamic, not published |
| Forty Niner | About $21-$24 with cart (Aug); about $47 (Jul) | Not published | Not published |
| Haven | $22.99 with cart (Aug 11) | $44.99 with cart (Oct 18) | Not published |
| Quarry Pines | $23.99 (Aug 13) | $34.99 with cart (Oct 20) | Not published |
| San Ignacio | $27.99-$43.99 with cart (Sep) | $41.88-$71.61 (Oct 27) | Not published |
| Crooked Tree | $28.99 (Aug 6) | $42.95-$63.17 (Oct 27) | Not published |
| El Rio | About $28.64-$32.66 | Not published | Not published |
| Silverbell | About $29.63 | Not published | Not published |
| Highlands at Dove Mountain | $39.99-$47.99 with cart (Sep) | Not published | Not published |
| Randolph North | About $40.66-$62.25 | Not published | From $50 (undated) |
| Tubac Golf Resort | $42.09-$55.95 (Jun 10) | Not published | Not published |
| El Conquistador | About $51 (Jun 17) | $46.69-$85.79 (Oct 27) | Not published |
| El Conquistador Cañada | $56.46 (Jun 17) | No times Oct 27 | Not published |
| MountainView | $78.36 with cart (Jul 23) | No times Oct 27 | Not published |
| Quail Creek (non-resident) | $95 with cart | $130 with cart | $130 with cart |
Most of these come from GolfNow or GolfLink listings. El Rio, Silverbell and Randolph summer figures are from search snippets only, and the Randolph winter figure comes from an undated news report. Dell Urich shares the Randolph "from $50" winter figure. No 2026 rate card could be read for the city courses or for Canoa Ranch or Fred Enke.
Resort course rates
Resort golf is where the numbers are thinnest.
- Starr Pass: no rates readable online on October 26, 2026; GolfNow and TeeOff showed no times. Cart included.
- Omni Tucson National Catalina and Sonoran: no 2026 rate card readable. Kids 5 to 15 play free with a full-paying adult on an Omni offer page (dates not confirmed).
- Ventana Canyon Mountain and Canyon: shared between members and guests of Loews Ventana Canyon and the Lodge. An undated third-party page quoted winter rates; we do not treat them as current.
- Sewailo: dynamic pricing that changes daily, with an undated $69 to $161 range including cart. A summer Two Players promotion was about $100 for two with cart and range balls (May 18 to September 10, 2026).
- Dove Mountain: $250 to $360 at peak high-season times with dynamic pricing and cart, from a listing last updated in 2024. Only Ritz-Carlton guests and members can play.
Hotel room rates at the resorts are also unknown: live rates could not be read on October 26, 2026. Our Tucson golf resorts guide covers the resort fees we could confirm.
Community club rates
Two community clubs publish real rate cards, and both reward renters.
Quail Creek (Sahuarita), 2026:
| Player | Prime season 18 / 9 | Summer 18 / 9 |
|---|---|---|
| Non-resident, cart included | $130 / $65 | $95 / $48 |
| Resident or renter, cart extra | $84 / $42 | $58 / $29 |
Residents and renters pay $17 a seat for a cart for 9 holes and $27 for 18. A Platinum annual is $4,120 single or $7,830 dual. Twilight unlimited was $37, cart not included, under summer rates. All plus tax, from the fee sheet dated December 2025.
SaddleBrooke One, 2026 golf year (November 1, 2025 to October 31, 2026): resident daily 18-hole rates of $79 in the morning and $61 in the afternoon in winter, $52 and $47 in summer, twilight $28 and a cart at $41 for 18. Renters could pay the resident daily fee or buy a Renters Play Pass at $580 a month. The 2026-27 rates had not been seen. Public daily play at SaddleBrooke Country Club is listed on GolfNow, but no public rate was found.
The Quail Creek course guide and SaddleBrooke course guide have more.
Carts, range balls and other extras
The green fee is not always the whole bill. Extras we found:
- Torres Blancas: cart, sales tax and practice green included; rental clubs $25 for 9 or $40 for 18; a non-golfer rider $22; range balls $5 a bucket of 35 to 40.
- Quail Creek: range tokens $5 for non-residents; an annual cart rental $650 per seat for members.
- SaddleBrooke One: cart $41 for 18 on resident daily rates.
- Prepaid GolfNow times: booking fees and tax on top, and a $10 non-refundable deposit at Torres Blancas and Quarry Pines.
- Dress codes are common: collared shirts and no denim at Arizona National and Forty Niner, and no metal spikes at Starr Pass.
Passes and cards
The Tucson City Card was listed at $50 plus tax for the rest of 2026, earlier $119. It gives city-card rates on every round at the five city courses, one free round and 7-day advance booking. Per-course card rates were not published. The Mega Pass gave unlimited city golf from May 1 to December 31, 2026 at $2,200 plus tax (or $1,750 weekdays only), and a winter 2027 version was not found. Our Tucson golf passes guide has the rest.
Reading Tucson golf rates
- Check what is included. Torres Blancas includes the cart, sales tax and practice green. Prepaid GolfNow deals add fees and, at some courses, a $10 non-refundable deposit.
- Time of day matters. El Conquistador's October 27 times ranged from $46.69 to $85.79 on one day.
- Overseed affects price and conditions. See Tucson golf overseed.
- Look for value, not only the low number. Our cheap golf in Tucson guide ranks the deals, and Tucson tee times explains booking windows.
- Plan around peak. The best time to golf in Tucson guide shows how the months trade weather against price.
For a different Arizona winter town, compare Yuma golf rates.
Plan it on the map
Open the Tucson golf map to see each course's fee range and drive times. The $30 plan builds a trip around your budget, or a whole winter stay of 2 to 12 weeks with a weekly rotation and the passes worth buying.
Courses in this guide
Questions golfers ask
How much does a round of golf cost in Tucson?
In fall 2026 most public 18s we checked ran about $35 to $86 with a cart, from $34.99 at Quarry Pines to $85.79 at El Conquistador. Summer deals dropped to about $19 to $30. Peak-season resort golf runs much higher, up to $250 to $360 at Dove Mountain in a 2024 listing.
When do Tucson golf rates go up?
From October into the new year, as overseeded courses green up and snowbirds arrive. San Ignacio's late-October 2026 rates were more than double its September deals. Rates peak January to April and step down through April after Easter.
Which Tucson courses publish a rate card?
Few do. Quail Creek publishes a full 2026 fee sheet, and SaddleBrooke One published resident and renter rates for its 2026 golf year. Torres Blancas and Sewailo use dynamic pricing, and the city's 2026 rate page could not be read.
What do the Tucson resort courses charge?
No current rates could be read for Starr Pass, Omni Tucson National or Ventana Canyon in October 2026. Dove Mountain listed $250 to $360 for 18 at peak times in 2024, and it is for Ritz-Carlton guests and members only. Check with the resort for your dates.
Do Tucson golf rates include a cart?
Usually, at public and resort courses. GolfNow listings include carts at Starr Pass, Omni Tucson National, Forty Niner, Quarry Pines and Crooked Tree. At Quail Creek the cart is included for non-residents but extra for residents and renters, and at SaddleBrooke a cart was $41 for 18.
Are there resident or senior rates in Tucson?
The city's Tucson City Card gives card rates at all five city courses; it was $50 plus tax for the rest of 2026. Community clubs such as Quail Creek and SaddleBrooke give residents and renters lower rates. We found no published senior rates.
Keep reading
CoursesTucson golf courses: every course you can actually bookTucson golf courses side by side: which take public tee times, which are resort-guest or private only, yardage, slope, drive times and fees seen in 2026.7 min read
SeasonsTucson golf in November: fresh overseed, mid-70s and the start of the seasonTucson golf in November: mid-70s and dry, fresh rye after overseed, El Tour de Tucson road closures on Nov 21, Thanksgiving tee times and what is closed.6 min read
PlanningA snowbird golf schedule for Tucson: weekly course rotations for value and conditionsA snowbird golf schedule for Tucson: weekly course rotations from Green Valley, SaddleBrooke and the RV parks, with drive times, fees and frost tips.6 min read