18-Hole (Private) This course will challenge the best of golfers because it has water hazards on four holes and a varying assortment of sand bunkers. The signature hole is #13, a 578-yard, par 5, requiring a shot over water.

18-Hole (Public) Formerly known as the Raven at Sabino Springs, this course is nestled in the foothills of Tucson's Santa Catalina Mountains. The course follows the rugged natural flow of the land through rocky outcroppings and a forest of giant saguaros. A series of rare desert springs are what gives the...

27-Hole (Resort) This resort was named by "GOLF Magazine" to its 1998 list of "Silver Medal Resorts." The resort has three nine hole courses that are played in three eighteen hole combinations. The Canyon Course is the newest addition and it backs against the mountains, similar to the layout of the...

27-Hole (Public) This club has an eighteen hole regulation course and a nine hole executive course. These courses are part of the John Jacob's Golf School each winter. The Championship Course is a desert course with natural terrain on the sides of the fairways. However, there is grass growing from the...

36-Hole (Private) This club has a regulation eighteen hole course and an executive eighteen hole course. The greens on both courses are very large.

18-Hole (Public) The longest hole on this par 3 course measures 160 yards and its shortest hole is 100 yards. Water hazards come into play on a few holes. All the greens are sloped towards the tees, requiring good tee shots below the flagsticks if you want to set up solid...

9-Hole (Public) This executive par 3 course is situated in the midst of an orange grove. The layout is flat. The fairways are lined on each side by orange trees. The greens feature some that are sloped and two-tiered. The signature hole is #1, a 121-yard, par 3, which has a...

27-Hole (Semi-private) This club has three nine hole courses that are played in three eighteen hole combinations. A redesign of four holes was completed by Jack Snyder in 1973. The third nine was redesigned by Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay in 1986. These are traditional courses with wide fairways and many...

18-Hole (Public) This desert course was built atop the natural landscape. The fairways afford generous landing areas, and the traditional greens are fast and well bunkered. Hole #8, a 389-yard, par 4, features a lake, which is the only water hazard on the course. The most difficult hole is #5, a...

36-Hole (Public) This club has two outstanding eighteen hole golf courses. The Palm Course has water hazards that come into play on ten holes. Hole #9, a 408-yard, par 4, has a double fairway approach to the green, while holes #7 and #9 are almost completely surrounded by water. The Pine...