Public Golf Courses in the Green Valley area

• Tee Times Stand By Golf
  Discounted/Guaranteed
  520-882-BOOK

• San Ignacio Golf Course
  520-648-3468

• Canoa Hills Golf Course
  520-648-1880

• The Haven Golf Club
  520-625-4281

• Santa Rita Golf Club
  520-762-5620

• Rio Rico Resort & Country Club
  520-281-8567

Private Golf Courses in the Green Valley Area

• Quail Creek Country Club
  520-625-0133

• Desert Hills Golf Club
  520-625-5090

• Tubac Golf Resort
  520-398-2021

• Country Club of Green Valley
  520-625-8831

Public Golf Courses in the Tucson area

• The Raven (far northeast Tucson)
  520-749-3636

• The Golf Club at Vistoso
  520-797-9900

• Starr Pass Golf Course
  520-670-0400

• Heritage Highlands Golf & Country Club
  520-579-7000

• Omni Tucson National Golf Resort & Spa
  520-877-2315

• Fred Enke Golf Course
  520-296-8607

• Arthur Pack Golf Course
  520-744-3322

• El Conquistador Country Club
  520-325-2811

• Silverbell Municipal Golf Course
  520-743-7284

• Dell Urich Municipal Golf Course
  520-325-2811

• The Links at Continental Ranch
  520-744-7443
  

• The Links at Continental Ranch
  520-744-7443
  

Private Golf Courses in the Tucson area

• La Paloma Country Club (foothills northeast)
  520-299-1500

• The Lodge at Ventana Canyon (northeast)
  520-577-4000

• The Gallery Golf Club (Dove Mountain - far northwest)
  520-744-4700

• Sun City Vistoso Golf Club (far north)
  520-825-3110

• Tucson Country Club(northeast)
  520-298-2381

• Oro Valley Country Club (north)
  520-297-1121

• Skyline Country Club(foothills)
  520-299-0464

• Forty Niner Country Club (far east)
  520-749-4000

• Rolling Hills Golf Course (far east)
  520-298-2401

• Tucson Estates Golf Course (far west)
  520-883-5566

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