Golf Course Properties

Tucson and Southern Arizona is blessed with many golf courses that provide Public/Daily Fee, Semi Private and Private venues to suit your interests.  Listed below are golf course locations that offer homes on near the course.  In many of these communities, it is possible to own your golf cart and drive to the course - there will most likely be a fee to do this.

Tucson Golf Course Map

Place your curser on the name of the golf club to - and left clidk - view available homes on or nearby the golf course.

Arizona National

Arizona National Golf Club, formerly known as The Raven Golf Club at Sabino Springs, is Southern Arizona desert golf at its finest. Designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr. in 1995, the golf course, located in Tucson, Arizona, is nestled in the foothills of the beautiful Santa Catalina Mountains adjacent to the Coronado National Forest. The golf course follows the rugged natural flow of the land across shady mesquite-lined arroyos and skirts craggy rock outcroppings.

Along the way, Arizona National Golf Club’s diverse 6,785 yard layout will throw enough decisions and classic golf-in-the-desert challenges at you to test the very limits of your ability. Yet, it has the flexibility to do so without ever becoming unfair.

To compensate for the challenge, you will enjoy some of the most spectacular scenery of any golf course in Southern Arizona, including panoramic mountain vistas, forests of giant saguaros and the rare beauty of nine natural springs.

                Del Lago (Vail)

Tucson golfers greatly appreciate the natural beauty of a high course that rests at an elevation of 3,400 feet - five degrees cooler than Tucson during the summer. del Lago Golf Club serves as the centerpiece of Rancho del Lago, a master-planned community located about 20 minutes from downtown Tucson off Interstate 10. del Lago invites all golfers to come and play on the course, built by Nugent Golf Associates, the same firm that produced the Tour stop Kemper Lakes.

With 120 feet of elevation change, the club's 1st hole begins at the highest point, then plays down into the valley, coming to the back nine, which runs along the Pantano Wash. The course winds its way through the hills and valleys of the high desert, with spectacular and unique views of the backside of the Rincon Mountains and the Santa Catalinas. Except for the 1st hole, which has the course's only forced carry, del Lago is golfer-friendly off the tees. Let the more skilled players play the back tees, which at 7,206 yards, carry a rating of 73.9 and a slope of 135. Par is 72

              El Conquistador Resort

Homes are located around the Pusch Ridge course of the Hilton El Conquistador Hotel and Resort in Oro Valley, Arizona.  The dramatic views of the Santa Catalina Mountains and the Tucson valley- Oro Valley -  below provide a truly memorable golf experience. The 9 Hole golf course at the Resort provides challenging play for golfers of all skill levels.

Although not related to the Hilton Resort, the patio and single family residences surrounding the 9 hole Resort course provide a quiet resort setting for their owners.  A popular winter residence locations with all the amenities of the resort and Town of Oro Valley.                      

El Conquistador Country Club 

There are numerous communities - some gated, some not - located around the 36 holes of the El Conquistador Country Club.  This club is semi private and offers its members a wide range of golf, tennis and swimming activities.   The homes along the golf course provide panoramic views of the golf course, Santa Catalina Mountains and desert landscape.  Whether you are an avid golfer or just interested in a home with great views, the properties bording the El Conquistador Country Club courses could be the place to call home.      

Forty Niner Country Club 

Forty Niner Country Club, a William Francis Bell-designed classic, is an established club on the eastern side of Tucson. The semi-private facility is inviting to golfers of all skill levels with the traditional layout and gently rolling terrain which allows members the option to walk the course. Nestled between the Catalina and Rincon Mountains, the course meanders along a wooded riverbed with fairways lined by mature trees and native desert shrubbery. The golf course provides a visually inviting 18-hole layput while providing a solid challenge for all players. Recent course renovations have only improved an already outstanding experience.

Superb course management is the key to scoring well at Forty Niner Country Club. Direction off the tee and shot placement are paramount above distance when embracing the dogleg holes on the course. If a player is able to master their tee ball, they will have a chance to find success on the slightly elevated greens.    

Heritage Highlands

Nestled in the foothills of the Tortolita Mountains, in the magnificent Sonoran Desert of southern Arizona, Heritage Highlands at Dove Mountain is one of the premier active adult communities of the southwest.  A warm and friendly private gated golf and tennis community with only 1,200+ homes, Heritage Highlands overlooks the city lights of Tucson and lush cotton fields of Marana.  As part of the greater Dove Mountain master-planned 6,200 acre community our residents enjoy many additional amenities in the immediate vicinity.

Located in southern Arizona, just 30 minutes from downtown Tucson, world-class medical facilities, a major university and numerous entertainment, cultural and sporting venues, Heritage Highlands offers homeowners easy accessibility to both Tucson and Phoenix – 90 miles to the north - and the choice of two international airports. 

Heritage Highlands is an 55+ gated active adult retirement community.                   

La Paloma

Mountain View Golf Club  - Saddlebrooke

Located in the Community of Saddlebrooke, the Mountain View Golf Club is set against the western slopes of the Santa Catalina Mountains. The Mountain View Golf Course is a semi-private course just 15 minutes north of Tucson in the Saddlebrooke housing community. Opened in the winter of 1997, it has hosted the Arizona Senior Open the last three years. Its generous fairways and receptive greens are in fine condition for spring play, offering a layout that all players will enjoy. 

                      Oro Valley Country Club  

The community surrounding the Oro Valley County Club was built before the Town of Oro Valley was established in 1974.

Robert Bruce Harris, noted golf course architect, was commissioned to design a championship golf course to be built on the property selected by the Landon group.  A construction contract was signed on July 28, 1958, calling for a completion date by December 28, 1958, and was delivered to Oro Valley Inc. exactly on time.

Oro Valley Country Club Inc. was formed in June 1959.  Actual member ownership of the Club was not accomplished until February 15, 1961, when the Club was purchased by its members from Oro Valley Inc. for $1,600,000.  The purchase included the golf course, clubhouse, pro shop, swimming pool, 235 home sites and the Oro Valley Water Company franchise.

Renovation of the entire golf course was undertaken in the summer of 1987, using revised design work provided be Keith Foster of the Arthur Hill Company.  Great significance in the redesign was the digging of the retention lake that runs down the left side of the 18th fairway.  The combination of the lake and waterfall with the Pusch Ridge section  of the Santa Catalina Mountains backdrop, created our signature hole, widely noted as one of the best finishing holes in Arizona.

The Oro Valley Country Club is a private club owned by its members.  

Homes in Oro Valley Country Club Estates their owners a mix of locations from directly on the golf course to panoramic views of the golf course and Santa Catalina Mountains. Homes on the golf course are 1 story and provide vintage southwest design to modern contempory architecture.

         

 Golf Club at Vistoso   - Rancho Vistoso /Oro Valley

The Golf Club at Vistoso is a Daily Fees golf course along which a number of Rancho Vistoso communities are built. Properties range from casitas on or near the golf course for the "snow birds" to multi million dollar homes in Stone Canyon and Honeybee Canyon that border the 2nd thru 6th holes. 

The Golf Club at Vistoso has been ranked as the top public course in Tucson by Golf Digest for good reason….it is one outstanding layout! It’s easy to understand why designer Tom Weiskopf liked this property so much. As is his custom, Weiskopf used the natural terrain, without upsetting the flow of the land, and routed the course in harmony with its surroundings. This balance of vegetation and desert surroundings give the golfer a feeling that each hole blends into the landscape in a natural, complimentary style. Vistoso means “colorful views” and there is plenty of scenery, from the surrounding desert flora and fauna to the Catalina and Tortolita mountains in the background.

Many favorite holes are perfectly framed by these mountain views from the tee to the green, where missed putts typically flow to the Tucson valley floor off in the distance. Golfers are not asked to drive over endless desert wastes, but can be lulled by the generous fairways that demand accuracy and iron selection for every approach. The greens are well bunkered but are easy to read and extremely fair. The condition of the golf course, particularly the greens, is considered to be one of the best in Tucson. After the round, and perhaps a bit of shopping in the well stocked pro-shop, the patio of The Golf Club at Vistoso offers a perfect perch to watch the late afternoon glow on the nearby mountains and enjoy some terrific clubhouse cuisine. The friendly and knowledgeable staff can provide you with everything from lessons, to golf clubs to assistance with a corporate outing. Located in Oro Valley, just north of Tucson, Vistoso is an easy drive from just about anywhere.

Saddlebrooke Country Club  - Saddlebrooke 

The Saddlebrooke County Club is located in retirement community of Saddlebrooke approximately 25 miles North of Tucson.  Nestled in the foothills of the majestic Santa Catalina Mountains is SaddleBrooke Country Club, one of Tucson's most prestigious and successful master-planned golf communities. The 18-hole golf course featuring Bermuda tees and manicured fairways takes full advantage of its spectacular scenery. And this fall marks the opening of an outstanding new 9 holes designed by Keith Foster. Also available to residents and their guests are SaddleBrooke's 25,000-square-foot clubhouse with fine dining, lounge, library, billiards, multi-purpose rooms, and pro shop. Outside facilities include 8 lighted tennis courts and an oversized swimming pool overlooking the mountain range.

Located in the "Foothills" area of Tucson are a number of communities located on and around the Skyline Country Club.  Higher in elevation than Tucson, the foothills offer owners Catalina Mountain views by day and Tucson City lights by night.  A broad range of home styles populate this area of Tucson.

Skyline Country Club was founded over 40 years ago and has over 56,000 square feet of Clubhouse facilities where members enjoy spectacular daytime and evening views of the city. For more than forty years Skyline members have enjoyed and taken pride in the Club's facilities. The entrance to the three story Clubhouse is designed with oak glass doors that perfect the modern interior. Inside, a spacious marble-floored foyer welcomes you with an inviting sitting area where you can relax while waiting for your guests to arrive. While the entry leads to the main floors formal dining area, a crystal chandelier and glass etching of the Skyline logo add to the elegance of the members formal dining room. The lower floor is the informal area of the Club, where you have a choice of three casual dining rooms. In addition to the dining rooms, you will find our fully equipped fitness center and spa, locker rooms and Golf Shop.            

Starr Pass

What’s best about the golf at Starr Pass - Semi Private with 27 holes of Arnold Palmer Signature Golf - is that it’s a true Sonoran desert golf experience. The course winds its way through the mountains and arroyos with the opportunity to experience the best of golf and desert wildlife.

We know you’ll thoroughly enjoy our 27 holes as they were designed to challenge players of all abilities. What’s more, the names of our three nines are indicative of the wildlife you may experience here at Starr Pass ... The Roadrunner, The Coyote and The Rattler.

The homes at Starr Pass offers a wide range of residential and resort living opportunities. The residential environment is as diverse as the natural environment from maintenance-free townhomes and luxury homes, to custom home estates meandering around the canyons and fairways with a wide selection of alternative products, priced from $250,000 to well into the millions.                            

 The Stone Canyon Club

Gazing out over a rocky desert landscape, Jay Morrish was “dumbstruck” when he first saw the terrain at The Stone Canyon Club.

In the distance he saw the Santa Catalina and Tortolita Mountains northwest of Tucson. He saw craggy rock formations with petroglyphs left by the Hohokam Indians. He saw a forest of giant saguaros, including some of the rarest double-crested saguaros, and countless native trees -- ironwood, mesquite and palo verde. He saw yellow flowering brittlebush, purple verbena and desert lavender. He saw an unusual Sonoran Desert elevation change of 3,000 feet to 3,300.

After seeing the land for the first time, some folks said Morrish uttered: “I hope I don’t mess it up.”  Little chance of that.

Stone Canyon was Morrish's 50th course, an important milestone in his award-winning 36-year career, which included a period designing winners with Tom Weiskopf.Stone Canyon is an exclusive private club. The only way you can play it is become a member.

The homes surrounding the Stone Canyon Club reflect the course - magnificant and exclusive!  The community - in Oro Valley - is built on 1400 acres and provides its owners views of the  Santa Catalina and Tortolita Mountains, unique desert vistas and emerald green fairways of the course. 

 Sun City Vistoso  

The golf course at Sun City Vistoso, Tucson's premier active retirement community, is an 18 hole par 72 championship private golf course, although a limited number of non-resident Annual Pass memberships are available. It plays at 5,109 to 6,723 yards and includes multiple tee placements accommodating all skill levels. A computer system is used to manage tee time scheduling, but unlimited golf is not guaranteed. Use of a golf cart is required; this may be either a rental cart or a privately owned cart. A "90 degree" cart rule is in effect. 

Sun City Vistoso is a 1000 acre active adult retirement community conveniently located northwest of Tucson, at the base of the Catalina Mountains in the Town of Oro Valley. The beautiful setting is only the beginning of the quality of the Sun City Vistoso community. With a population of over 4500 active adults, Sun City Vistoso offers a friendly hometown feeling - close enough to the city for convenience but far enough away for tranquility.

    The Gallery Golf Club 

The Gallery North Course, designed by John Fought and British Open Champion and 2006 Ryder Cup Captain Tom Lehman, is ranked #1 in Southwest Arizona by Golf Digest and is acknowledged as one of Golfweek’s Top 100 Modern Courses.

And, no wonder. Sweeping High Sonoran views distract in every direction as the nines meander through two rugged canyons. The result is 18 irresistible holes as enjoyably playable for the higher handicap golfer as they are challenging for the touring professional.

The Gallery South Course makes The Gallery one of the few private clubs in the country featuring two highly acclaimed golf courses. Nominated one of Golf Digest’s 100 Best, John Fought’s Gallery South Course differs from The North Course in both terrain and architectural scheme. It’s links style reminiscent of Donald Ross’ Pinehurst #2.

The Gallery at Dove Mountain South Course is the new home of the World Golf Championships - Accenture Match Play Championship.

There is a wide range of life styles available in Dove Mountain - where the Gallery Golf Club is located - and surrounding both the North and South courses.  Homes are available from around $500,000 to well into the Millions in the gated community of Canyon Pass.   

Tucson Country Club 

Tucson Country Club was founded in 1947 and continues to be the premiere private, member owned country club.

A new full service club house, includes three dining rooms plus facilities for members parties; locker rooms with spas, suana and massage; and an exercise facility

The course is mature, traditional, scenic and treelined.  Tucson Country Club is the only country club ins Tucson where the golf course and homes are basically separate. There are a couple of fairways with homes.  Tucson Country Club is uniquely located at the gateway to northeast Tucson, near Restaurant Row and the Heart of Tucson

Homes surrounding the Tucson Country Club range from $500,000 to over $1.5 Million and provide an old southwest "estate" living style.              

Omni Tucson National Golf Resort

As host course for the PGA Tour's Chrysler Classic of Tucson and the Southern Arizona Open, the Omni Tucson National Golf Course takes center stage. Its traditional-style fairways cap a bluff overlooking the beauty of the Santa Catalina Mountains. The PGA pros rank the 18th hole as one of the most challenging finishing holes on the tour. 

If you are looking for a native challenge in Tucson, try our new desert-style target course. This Tom Lehman designed course offers a combination of native desert vegetation with strategic fairway bunkering. Players can approach each hole in a variety of ways, keeping the course challenging and unique with each new round.

The homes at the Omni Tucson National golf Courses provide owners a gated community of Single Family Homes and Townhomes located on, or near by, the golf courses. Fine dining are located at the hotel and surrounding area as well as a nearby shopping center.         

Ventana Canyon

Nestled against the dramatic backdrop of Tucson, Arizona's beautiful Santa Catalina foothills are two incredible golf courses in Ventana Canyon, the Ventana Canyon Mountain and Canyon Courses. Both courses were designed by Tom Fazio and have won Golf Magazine's Gold Medal Award and Links Magazine's Best of Golf Award.

Both golf courses are equally as impressive and are "must plays" for every level. Ventana Canyon is a Troon Golf maintained facility, so it goes without saying that golf course conditioning is perfect and minor details are covered to make your experience a memorable one.

Each course has dramatic golf holes carved out of rock and overlooking the city. You will play tee boxes you will not believe were created and see wildlife throughout each course. Ventana Canyon has some of the most developed desert vegetation and the largest saguaro cacti in Tucson

You will be able to play the Mountain course on even days and the Canyon course on odd days.

Ventana is a semi-private golf club, so one course is reserved for the membership each day and the other is reserved for public play and resort guests staying at The Lodge. Play one of Fazio's first and best designs at Ventana!

Homes on the golf courses are located within the gated community of Ventana Canyon range in price from $650,000 to over $2.5 Million. Outside the gated community, homes and condominums can be found under $500,000.