Tucson, Arizona Golf Vacations are Magnificent

There is only one way to describe a Tucson, Arizona golf vacation-- absolutely magnificent. The scenery is stunning; the links spectacular; and the weather almost perfect.

Tucson's Terrific Weather

Tucson has more sunny days per year than any other destination in the United States. You can count on about 350 days in the year of pure, glorious sunshine. Winters are temperate, summers very peasant. Low humidity keeps you comfortable while out on the links.

Arizona Golf Academy

Tucson has the best golf academy in the area. If you need to hone your golf skills the place to go is the Arizona Golf Academy at the Golf Club at Vistoso and at the Tucson National. This school strives to give you the best learning experience ever in a relaxing environment. The school is private. You choose the dates and your instructor. You will have truly customized instruction. Lessons are $95.00 per lesson.

Tucson, Arizona has more than its share of world-class golf facilities. You will bask in the majesty of the Santa Catalina Mountains and enjoy gorgeous sunsets. The links boast lush fairways.

The golf courses in Tucson, Arizona have been designed by the very best. Jones, Cupp, Hills, Nicklaus and Fazio have made their mark in this desert town. The baby boomers are also staking their claim here with golf housing developments springing up all over the place.

Tucson is a city of exciting contrasts. You can sample the food and culture of a diverse community making this a sophisticated city that will please the palate of the most discriminating visitor. The city is also surrounded by inspiring natural wonders, fine art, and the very best in entertainment.

Tucson's Links

What follows are just a smattering of the best Tucson has to offer. These courses often have cost-effective golf packages:

Tom Fazio designed the Loews Ventana Canyon Golf Club- Canyon Course. It is a lovely course as it wends its way through spectacular desert canyons. The beauty is almost distracting. While you're at it check out its sister "Mountain" course.

The Randolph Park Golf Course - North Course is the current home of the Ping/Welches LPGA Golf tournament. In its past it has been a PGA site. The course is demanding with many water hazards and lush fairways. It is a challenge for most golfers.

The Randolph Park Golf Course- South Course is much shorter than its sister course. Many golfers love it because it is a great walking course. Because it is so player-friendly, it is one of Tucson's most popular courses.

The San Ignacio Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course designed by architect Arthur Hills. This course is truly special nestled amongst the ridges and canyons of the Santa Cruz Valley.

The Starr Pass Golf Club has often been a site for the PGA Tour Tucson Open. This is a Stadium-style golf course well worth trying.

The Golf Club at Vistoso was recently named by Golf Digest Magazine one of the top 10 courses in Arizona. Top golf architect Tom Weiskopf designed it. His goal was to create the best desert golf experience, one that would challenge all levels of play.

The Tucson National Resort currently hosts the PGA Nortel Open. The course is a traditional design featuring mature trees, shining lakes, and over 185 deliberately placed bunkers.

Last but not least, the Westin La Paloma Resort features rugged mountains and high Sonoran deserts. Desert gardens, glistening waterfalls and unusual rock formations make this Jack Nichlaus designed course one of the most popular in all the United States.

Tucson Golf Packages

In Tucson, winter brings some of the best golf packages. From January 15, to March 31, you will be in the midst of the winter golf season.

In Tucson, you will find a course the thrills and inspires you. Golf vacations in Tucson, Arizona provide the very best in golf travel.