3 spectacular
9 hole tournement
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The Anza - Named after Juan Bautista De Anza, who led an expedition to San Francisco and founded a mission there.

The Otero - named after the Otero family who established the Otero Ranch in 1789.

The Rancho - Named for the owners of Tubac’s golf club in Cave Creek.

film buffs will recognize where
the movie "tin cup" was filmed.

The jewel of Tubac Golf Resort is the mature, championship Golf Course, well kept and challenging for all levels. Designed in 1959 by renowned golf course architect Robert "Red" Lawrence, the original 18 hole course stood as the most desirable in the Southwest, and was where many of the scenes of Kevin Costner's 1996 golf movie Tin Cup was filmed.

In the fall of 2006 local golf course architect Ken Kavanaugh added nine new holes, significantly enhancing the preexisting cottonwood treed and lushly verdant layout. Featuring the most challenging fairways set against the breakthtakingly beautiful Arizona skyline, our championship course allows our guests to hone their skills at the professional level.

Other features include a full service Golf Shop and the best practice facilities in the state of Arizona. This traditional course, located near the Mexico border, sits about 3,500 feet above sea level. Guests of Tubac Golf Resort can enjoy preferred tee times when making room reservations.

The 27 hole championship course offering is rated at the top of both the private and public courses in Southern Arizona.