Tucson City Golf

This app includes:

- Book Your Tee Times (Tee Times)
- Message Center (Messages)
- Play a Round of Golf (Scorecards with GPS Distances)
- Know Your Distances (Driving Range GPS Markers = Range)
- Course News
- Leaderboards
- Contact Info

This app includes Scorecard/GPS and information about the following Golf Courses:
- Randolph Golf Complex
- El Rio Golf Course
- Fred Enke Golf Course
- Silverbell Golf Course

Tucson City Golf
With a history dating back to the 1920s, Tucson City Golf has been part of the fabric of the city for decades. Our courses combine classic design, modern amenities, and the natural beauty of southern Arizona to create a golf experience that feels both timeless and distinctly local. We operate five courses across four complexes, each offering well‑stocked golf shops, inviting dining options, flexible meeting and banquet spaces, and practice facilities for every level of golfer. Whether you’re a longtime local or visiting Tucson for the first time, you’ll want to experience some of the best courses (and best rates) in the city!

Randolph Golf Complex
Located in the heart of midtown Tucson, Randolph Golf Complex is home to Dell Urich and Randolph North—two distinct 18‑hole courses that come together to create one of the city’s most historic and beloved golf destinations. Whether you prefer a modern, player‑friendly design or a traditional championship test, Randolph Golf Complex delivers a memorable round for every golfer. Mature trees, generous fairways, strategic bunkering, and classic parkland shaping define the experience, while each course offers its own style of play.

El Rio Golf Course
Tucson’s Historic, Player-Friendly Golf Destination
El Rio Golf Course is one of Tucson’s most historic public golf destinations, dating back to the 1930s and serving as the original site of the PGA’s Tucson Open. It’s also the venue where Babe Didrikson Zaharias famously Monday‑qualified into the 1945 Tucson Open, a milestone that adds to El Rio’s enduring legacy in Arizona golf history.

El Rio operated as a country club until 1968, when the City of Tucson acquired the property and opened it as a public golf course. Today, this historic Tucson golf destination offers a classic, walkable layout with tight fairways, small greens, mature trees, and two lakes. The layout stretches over 6,400 yards from the back tees, nearly 5,400 from the forward tees, and includes Junior tees just under 4,700 yards, making it a welcoming and enjoyable experience for golfers of all skill levels.

Fred Enke Golf Course
Tucson’s Most Challenging Desert Golf Experience
Fred Enke Golf Course offers one of Tucson’s most unique and strategic layouts, built around a semi‑arid, limited‑turf philosophy that blends natural desert terrain with wide teeing areas, large greens, and dramatic elevation changes. It’s a true desert‑style test that rewards accuracy, strategy, and thoughtful shot selection.

The course features expansive teeing areas, generous yet undulating greens, and well‑placed bunkers and sand traps—all designed to highlight its distinctive limited‑turf concept. Grass is used only on tees, landing zones, and greens, while undisturbed native vegetation shapes the rest of the landscape. Golfers can choose from four teeing areas ranging from 6,800 to 5,000 yards. Due to the hilly terrain, golf carts are recommended.

Silverbell Golf Course
A Player‑Friendly Championship Course on the Santa Cruz
Silverbell Golf Course is one of Tucson’s most welcoming and playable municipal layouts — a wide‑open, park‑style course bordered by the Santa Cruz River. With generous landing areas, forgiving fairways, and strategic water features, this municipal course offers a relaxed, enjoyable round for golfers of all skill levels.