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Golf

Practice area and driving range closed until October 7, 2024 for overseeding

Golf Getaway With A Storied Feel 

Welcome to Southern Arizona’s most historic golf resort. Made famous by the Hollywood movie Tin Cup, our golf course was designed in 1959 by renowned golf course architect Robert ‘Red’ Lawrence. In 2006, nine additional holes were woven into the original 18 by local golf course architect Ken Kavanaugh, significantly enhancing the layout. Live out your golfing dreams while playing each of the three courses.

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Our Golf Courses

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Otero Course

Designed by Red Lawrence and named after the Otero family, the original front nine of the Tubac Golf Resort features a parkland layout and fairways that wind through our historic homes, casitas, ponds, and lakes. Holes 5, 8, and 9 are bordered by water.

Otero # 9
Water guards the entire left side of this beautiful Par 4 looking back at the Chapel. We are talking about high risks and rewards here. And even when your drive stays dry, your second shot will test your nerve again. Take your par and go.

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Anza Course

The Anza Nine—named after Juan Bautista de Anza, the commandant of the Tubac Presidio that founded the city of San Francisco—features captivating mountain views, challenging holes, and ends at the famous par 3 island green in front of Stables Patio Bar.

Anza # 9
This Par 3 should remind you of the 17th at TPC Sawgrass, except for the cattle of course. Finding the island green is tough enough with all that water, but throw in the spectators at the Stables Patio Bar heckling anyone whose ball finds a watery grave, and it gets even tougher. The intimidation factor is high here. Par is always a good score.

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Rancho Course

Scenic and challenging, the Rancho nine are set along the banks of the Santa Cruz River. Unlike any other golf setting in Southern Arizona, the mesquite Bosques and cottonwoods create a unique and lush feeling.

Rancho # 4
This long par 5, Tubac’s Tin Cup hole, requires three well-struck shots to reach the green. The pond fronting the green prevents all but the longest hitters from getting “home” in two. This hole was the setting for the scene in the movie Tin Cup where Kevin Costner was caddying for Don Johnson and Johnson wanted to lay up with a seven iron.

Winter 6-Play

Score six rounds of golf for just $599+tax (available November 29–December 24, 2024). Use January 1–April 30, 2025. Price increases to $639+tax after December 24. Purchase by December 25th for a bonus round! Maximum two rounds per day. Not valid for group or contracted play.

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Fall 6-Play

Looking to get the most out of your golf season? Our Fall 6 Play package is here! For just $529, enjoy 6 rounds of golf available for use from 10/1/24 – 12/31/24.
Bonus Round: Purchase by 10/15/24 and get an extra round on us!

*Terms and conditions: Maximum use 2 rounds per day, not permitted for advance group bookings or contracted group play.

Call 520-398-2021 To Purchase

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Red Bird Special

18 holes, range balls, Titleist ProV1 sleeve, & Cantina lunch.
Available Monday - Thursday for $109+ in September 2024.

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History Spotlight

The Tubac Golf Resort and Spa was made famous by Kevin Costner’s 1996 movie Tin Cup, where many iconic scenes were filmed. Designed in 1959 by renowned golf course architect Robert ‘Red’ Lawrence, the original 18-hole course was considered to be the "Jewel of Southern Arizona Golf Courses." Red was a founding member of the American Society of Golf Course Architects and designed several famous courses throughout the country. In the fall of 2006, local golf course architect Ken Kavanaugh added nine new holes enhancing the course’s already beloved layout.

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Practice Your Putt

Polish up your game practicing on one of Arizona’s finest practice facilities featuring a full-length driving range, extra-large putting green, and ample space to practice chipping. Our golf professionals are happy to assist you and get you started.

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Stay & Play

Whether your handicap is high or low you’ll find golf at the Tubac Golf Resort both challenging and enjoyable. Made famous by Kevin Costner’s 1996 movie “Tin Cup” the Tubac Golf Course is considered to be the “Jewell of Southern Arizona Golf Courses.”

Packages includes:
Choice of guest room
18 holes of golf for each registered adult per night booked
Use of bag storage
Use of putting, chipping and pitching greens

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Clubhouse & Golf Shop

Tubac Golf Resort & Spa has PGA professionals available for instruction offering 30 minute and 60 minute golf lessons. Contact us at 520-398-2021 for more information.


Golf Shop Hours - 6:30am to 5:30pm

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Ship Your Clubs

To simplify the way you travel, we’ve partnered with Ship Sticks. By taking advantage of this hassle-free door-to-door shipping service, you can eliminate the long check-in lines at the airport and breeze past the baggage claim area.

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Golf Upgrades & Closures

Renovations coming soon to Rancho and Anza courses, plus scheduled maintenance to ensure our courses and property are top-notch.

Practice areas will close every Monday at 3:00 pm for maintenance and reopen on Tuesdays, at approximately 9:00 am from May - October.

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Golf Specials

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Progressive Sale

1 item 10% off, 2 items 15% off, 3 or more items 20% off

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Golf Clinics

Every Thursday & Saturday | From 10:00 am - 11:00 am
$25 per person
Call to book: 520-398-2021