It's good to be a golfer in Tucson. Both private and public options are plentiful, with a course for every budget. But if only the best will do during your Tucson visit, we've narrowed the lot down to five resorts that will ensure you receive a taste of tour-worthy golf design -- plus accommodations and amenities from a collection of the world's finest hotel brands to match.
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TPC Scottsdale's Champions course always will play second fiddle to its famous sister. But the more you play it, the more you'll appreciate its own attributes. Randy Heckenkemper did a tremendous job with the redesign, turning a boring layout into one of the more challenging tracks in the Valley, writes Scott Bordow.
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The Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort & Spa and its Whirlwind Golf Club in Phoenix/Scottsdale are living, functional monuments to the Pima and Maricopa peoples: Every detail is imbued with some sort of symbolism, with some traditional meaning.
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About 30 minutes south of Tucson, Tubac Golf Resort and Spa is a low-key golf and spa resort set on 500 acres of Otero Ranch property. It's a convenient base to play some of southern Arizona's best courses and is usually a bit cooler compared to Tucson to the north.
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