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is traditional in design, mature trees border the fairways while ten lakes and 188 bunkers add to the challenge. Fairways consist of 419 Bermuda and the greens are Pencross bent-grass The course has been the home to major PGA Tour Events for 17 of the last 29 years.
Course Rating/Slope: 71.6/133   70.3/136    69.5/133   Designers: Robert Bruce Harris and Bruce Devlin

offers two courses for play. The Sunrise Course is traditional with strategically placed saguaro cactus and mesquite trees that combine with narrow fairways to provide a challenging desert golf experience. Course rating/slope: 69.7/132 Designers: Jeff Hardin and Greg Nash. The Sunset Course follows the ravines and draws through the rolling foothills, the challenge is launching more accurate drives to less forgiving landing areas.

Course rating/slope: 70.2/125   Designers: Jeff Hardin and Greg Nash.

is truly one of the most beautiful Robert Trent Jones Jr. desert creations nestled delicately and naturally into the Santa Catalina Mountains. Enjoy some of the most spectacular scenery in the Southwest as the course winds through forests of giant saguaros and nine natural oasis springs. Desert real estate never looked so good. This course is a must for any Tucson visitor.

Course rating/slope: 70.3/137   Designer: Robert Trent Jones, Jr.

overlooks the entire Oro Valley. This 6935 yard course is beautifully crafted from the Sonoran Desert. At the base of the Catalina and Tortalita mountain ranges this course has been cut from within a forest of Saguaros, ocotillo and mesquite, along with natural washes, provides a stunning setting for golfers of all levels.
Course rating/slope: 70.0/136 
Designer: Tom Weiskopf

nestled at the base of the scenic Tortolita Mountains, lies in lush emerald green contrast to the surrounding desert. The vistas from every Heritage Highlands vantage point, are an incomparable panorama of the Tortolita, Catalina, Rincon, Tucson and Santa Rita Mountains, as well as the Tucson cityscape below.

Heritage Highlands is a course diverse in playing environments. The front nine holes of this Arthur Hills design play through the flats, offering subtle undulation and unforgettable character. The back nine is an interesting and challenging change of pace, playing through hilly terrain, wrapping around mountains and meandering by lakes. The course is laden with risk/reward opportunities which test the skills of the novice and the most seasoned golfers.
Course rating/slope: 72.5/136    Designer: Arthur Hills

del Lago Golf Club, spanish for "of the lakes" is a true taste of winding hills, luscious greens, spectacular mountain views and 9 lakes. With 5 separate tee boxes, del Lago  provides an enjoyable golf experience for those of all levels.
Course rating/slope: 73.9/135    Designer: Nugent Golf Associates

Designed by Robert Cupp, Starr Pass is considered one of the finest golf courses in Arizona and is home to the Northern Telecom Open.
Course rating/slope: 74.8/144    Designer: Robert Cupp

Featuring three nine-hole tracks designed by Jack Nicklaus, every tee shot requires a carry, to some degree, over dry gulches and desert vegetation. You play through craggy, granite-ridden arroyos and outcroppings that wind down into the Tucson valley. With half the turf grass of a traditional course, the desert is in play at LaPaloma. Indigenous wildlife - roadrunners, quail, ground squirrels and an occasional coyote or gila monster - thrives throughout this desert golf course.
Course rating/slope: 74.6/155    Designer: Jack Nicklaus

This course is currently the home of the Ping/Welches LPGA Golf tournament and had previously been the site of various PGA tournaments from 1979 -1990. It is a long and demanding course featuring countless tall trees, lush fairways with water hazards on many holes. Randolph North is a standard country-club style course with parallel fairways bordered by tall Eucalyptus trees. Because the course was set up previously for PGA events, the greens vary greatly in slope and size and present a real challenge for the serious putter. 
Course rating/slope: 72.5/128    Designer: William P. Bell (1933)

Golf at The Lodge is convenient and spectacular, consisting of an exceptional practice facilities, outstanding service and two Tom Fazio layouts -- The Mountain Course and the Canyon Course. 

Both courses have received top industry honors including Golf Magazine's Silver Medal. A master craftsman, Fazio allowed the natural terrain to shape the courses' character, using the desert elements and contours of the land to create a challenging yet very fair test of golf for player's of all caliber. Exceptionally well maintained, these courses are not typical "resort courses" nor do they resemble some of the modern target-style desert courses with their tricked-up holes and intimidating carries.