Arizona Golf Course Reviews

Omni Tucson National Catalina Course: A factory of PGA Tour memories

Omni Tucson National's Catalina Course would be a good golf course if no PGA Tour events had ever been held here. The fact that there have been more than 30 adds some mystique and aura to the 7,262 yards. You'll have nice green fairways to try and reenact the shots of legends and non-legends past, too.
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Arizona Biltmore in Phoenix: A golf course packed with drama

Designed by Bill Johnson, the Arizona Biltmore Links golf course in Phoenix is full of theatrical flair that will keep you guessing until the last hole - not exactly what you'd expect from the Arizona Biltmore Resort.
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Scottsdale Silverado Golf Club: Scottsdale's secret public golf course flies under the radar

If you're looking for a good cool-down course, a place to get in more golf before the sun sets, Scottsdale Silverado Golf Club is a good choice. This is also a great track to play that first round in the Valley of the Sun if your game's been in winter hibernation back home. Or if you simply want to lower your handicap, play Silverado several times.
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Don't believe the diss: Papago Golf Course still delivers golfers a good Phoenix-Scottsdale bargain

Papago Golf Course is not close to one of the best municipal courses in the country. But it's a lot better than your average muni, and it's a course worth working into a Phoenix-Scottsdale vacation. Papago is an especially good bargain at twilight, and this is actually the best time to play it. There's just something about putting out under those buttes with the moon moving into the sky.
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Tucson golf goes wild on the Starr Pass Roadrunner course's speeding greens

With a 146 slope rating and greens where putts never seem to stop, the Roadrunner nine at Tucson's Starr Pass Country Club is anything but resort-course routine in Arizona desert golf.
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