Best Golf Hotels in Tucson

Together with the Ventana Golf & Racquet Club, Loews Ventana Canyon Resort offers two 18-hole golf courses designed by Tom Fazio.

Named one of Golf Week Magazine's Best Resort Courses in 2014, the resort's 27-hole golf course – which is made up of three nine-hole courses – was designed by Jack Nicklaus. The on-site La Paloma Golf Academy, directed by PGA Master Professional Pete Huber, is suitable for all skill levels. Each of the three courses, Hill, Canyon and Ridge, offer its own distinct landscaping. Guests can relax after a round at the 19th Hole, a clubhouse with free snacks, happy hour specials and a full menu of appetizers, sandwiches, soups and salads.

Casino Del Sol features a 7,400-yard championship course that blends in with the native desertscape. The golf club's name, Sewailo, means "flower world" in the Pascua Yaqui language. Managed by Troon Golf, the club features an extensive driving range, as well as practice areas for chipping and putting. The course is open to guests of the resort and the general public.

There are two top ranked 18-hole Tom Fazio-designed golf courses that are part of the private Ventana Canyon Golf & Racquet Club located at the resort.

The Hilton Tucson is home to three courses and 45 holes of championship golf, as well as a putting green and practice facility. The Conquistador and The Cañada courses are 18 holes, while Pusch Ridge offers a nine-hole course. PGA professional staff and instructors can help guests with lessons and instruction.

The Starr Pass Golf Club features 27 holes of championship golf among the desert landscape. The club offers rentals, lessons, a driving range and a putting green.

Guests can choose hit the links at two different 18-hole courses at this hotel: the Catalina Course and the Sonoran Course. The resort's courses are home to the PGA Tour's Chrysler Classic of Tucson and the Southern Arizona Open.