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Quarry Pines golf course - No. 9

It's hard to find a better bargain in Tucson than Quarry Pines Golf Club

Quarry Pines Golf Club isn't the glitziest golf course in Tucson, but it is the best bargain. Quarry golf courses are some of the most entertaining you will ever play, and Quarry Pines is no exception. It's a fun and challenging course, and you can't beat the scenery -- or the price, David R. Holland writes.
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SunRidge Canyon golf course - No. 14

New ownership and Jim McLean Academy gives new life to SunRidge Canyon G.C. in Fountain Hills

SunRidge Canyon Golf Club opened back in 1995, but in the spring of 2012, it feels like the Scottsdale golf scene's shiny new kid again. New ownership, a fresh commitment and some star power are helping to put this golf course back into the mix in terms of the Valley of the Sun's top must-play courses. Any truly great hangout needs a golf course that locals and snowbirds alike will want to play again and again.
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Rancho Manana Golf Club - hole 4

Tiny but tough: Don't be fooled by the scorecard at Rancho Manana Golf Club in Cave Creek

Any self-respecting golfer will take one look at the scorecard for Rancho Manana Golf Club and dismiss it immediately. But the numbers are a flat-out lie. Simply put, Rancho Manana is the toughest 6,000 yards you'll ever encounter. It's is one of the funkier and more enjoyable tracks in the Scottsdale area, because it's so different: The scenery is beautiful, the price is right, the bunkers don't require a step-ladder to get out of and the atmosphere is low-key.
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