by azga_office | Southern Arizona, Tucson
The Buzz: Built along the west bank of the Santa Cruz River in the northwest corner of Tucson, Silverbell opened in 1979 and underwent a major renovation in 2004 turning it into the most popular of the five courses in the city’s recreation system. Originally built on...
by azga_office | Southern Arizona, Tucson
Arizona Golf Authority AZGA Arizona Golf Course Review: This is one of the few executive courses designed by the highly regarded William F. “Billy” Bell, and is a private equity club with an “accompanied by member” guest policy. Located on Tucson’s southeast side,...
by azga_office | Southern Arizona, Tucson
The Buzz: Randolph Park stands as the longest course of the five in the City of Tucson system and, for many public players, the preferred layout. What they don’t see below the surface is a rich history of one of the most popular municipal courses in the United States....
by azga_office | Southern Arizona, Tucson
AZGA Arizona Golf Buzz: In an area of Tucson, best known for its upscale resort courses, Quail Canyon offers a refreshing alternative as one the few true par-3 courses in Arizona. Designed by Gil Kammert, this course formally called Cliff Valley Golf Course, opened in...
by azga_office | Southern Arizona, Tucson
The Buzz: It hits you before you ever reach the course. The drive to the Preserve Golf Club might leave you wondering why you bothered until you come over the crest of a hill and the site of the Santa Catalina Mountains and neighboring Coronado National Forest makes...
by azga_office | Southern Arizona, Tucson
The Buzz: This public course north of Tucson represents a unique Arizona golf experience in that it opened as a Scottish-links style course that ended up in a sand and gravel quarry surrounded by rugged desert. It bills itself as the state’s “only quarry golf course”...
