2727 W. Club Drive,
Tucson, Arizona 85742
Office
+1 (520) 297 2271Pro shop
+1 (520) 877 2315Fax
+1 (520) 297 7544Website
Visit websiteThe Course:
18 holes. Tree-lined & open parkland. Undulating terrain - a few slopes to climb on Gold & Orange nines; more serious climbs on Green-nine.
Surroundings:
Residential setting.
Designer:
Robert von Hagge & Bruce Devlin
Above distances are for the Catalina course. Also at Tucson National is the 18-hole Sonoran course (par-70; 6552 yds from back tees).
32.355780
-111.023406
12 miles N of downtown Tucson
From i-10 take exit 246 heading east on Cortaro Road. After approx 3 miles turn left at traffic lights into Shannon Road. After approx 500 yards turn right into Omni Tucson National resort.
Tucson Natl (Catalina)
Omni Tucson National Resort (Catalina course): After operating as a 27-hole facility for many years (with its Orange, Gold and Green nines), Omni Tucson National now boasts two excellent and contrasting championship golf courses.
The older layout, the Catalina, has long been associated with the PGA Tour's Tucson Open, known most recently as the Chrysler Classic of Tucson. The layout embraces plenty of scenic elevation changes, a good variety of stylish bunkering and a few holes where things will appear quite tight from the tee. With plenty of trees lining the fairways and eight small lakes to negotiate, the Catalina will feel more like a (testing) walk in the park than a trek through the desert, which is typically the case in Arizona.
Water makes many telling appearances as you journey round the Catalina. The 610 yard par-5 15th is played alongside the (usually dry) Canada del Oro river; however the eight small lakes, spread through the front and back nines, will demand your full attention. The most testing hole of all is the notorious long par-4 18th, with water awaiting anything hit too far left or right off the tee. A fabulous finishing hole to round off this top-quality and very enjoyable parkland golfing experience.
Stay&Play at Tucson National: luxury onsite accommodation available, see Where2Stay section below.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance.
Credit cards accepted. Contact club for full details, discounts, Stay&Play rates and packages, etc. [Last updated: 2020].
Non-metal spike facility. Golf carts compulsory.
Excellent (incl a double-ended range).
Omni Tucson National has for many years hosted the PGA Tour's Tucson Open (recently known as the Chrysler Classic of Tucson), which was played on what is now the Catalina course (see our Tournaments section >by Venue >Tucson Natl).
The Omni Hotels & Resorts group operates several prestigious Stay&Play golf resort locations across the United States. These facilities include many well-known resorts, some of them regularly hosting PGA and LPGA Tour events.
Included in the Omni golf resorts collection are: Tucson National (Arizona), La Costa and Rancho Las Palmas (Calif), Grove Park Inn and Hilton Head Oceanfront (Carolinas), Interlocken (Colorado), Amelia Island Plantation and ChampionsGate (Florida), Mount Washington (New Hampshire), Bedford Springs (Pennsylvania), Barton Creek (Texas), and The Homestead (Virginia).
2727 West Club Drive, Tucson, Arizona 85742
+1 (520) 297 2271
Visit websiteThe Omni Tucson National Resort is located in the natural splendor of the foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains. After an action-packed day on one of the resort's two highly acclaimed golf courses, you can rejuvenate your senses in a spa facility before relaxing over fine dining – all the while surrounded by the unique colors and warm hues of the Arizona desert.
Omni Tucson National
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Vistoso; Starr Pass; Ventana Canyon (Canyon and Mountain courses); Arizona Natl.; Randolph Park (Dell Urich and Randolph North courses).
7000 North Resort Drive, Tucson, Arizona
+1 (520) 299 2020
Visit websiteLoews Ventana Canyon Resort is a top choice among Arizona luxury resorts. Whether exploring the best of Tucson or enjoy the stunning Catalina Mountain range, the hotel offers its guests a choice of 398 luxury guestrooms and suites, two heated pools and jacuzzi, two Tom Fazio-designed championship golf courses, four lighted tennis courts, a Lakeside Spa, and spectacular Sonoran desert scenery.
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Ventana Canyon
Arizona National; Randolph Park (Dell Urich & Randolph North courses); Tucson National.
Tournaments:
Solheim Cup: can Europe defend the most prestigious team trophy in women’s professional golf, when the 17th Solheim Cup is played out at the Inverness Club in Toledo, Ohio (Sept 4-6).
Italian Open: Nicolai Højgaard recorded his first European Tour win (Sept 5), just a week after his twin brother Rasmus landed the European Masters title (Aug 29); the first brothers to win back-to-back on the European Tour.
Who's Who:
Patrick Cantlay: moved into the world top 5, after winning the final two FedEx Cup playoff events and scooping the $15 million first prize.
Trish Johnson: kept the Senior LPGA Championship trophy in European hands, with her second win in this event in its four-year history.
The San Roque Club: "... how best to revitalise a course that had previously been fit to play regular host to the European Tour’s qualifying school finals..." by Toby Ingleton.
New 27-hole golf complex to be built in southern Belgium
A new golf complex in southern Belgium, close to the border with Luxembourg, will start construction in June 2021.
Marco Simone Golf & Country Club "makes its tournament debut with the hosting of the Italian Open on the European Tour" by Richard Humphreys
Gamble Sands opens short course:
David McLay Kidd’s 14-hole QuickSands short course has opened for play at Gamble Sands in Brewster, Washington.
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