Tom Fazio-designed 18-hole golf course is spectacular as it winds its way through the scenic Esperero Canyon.

This 18-hole golf course, designed by famed Tom Fazio, is built around the foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains, and features the famous 100-yard par 3 signature hole.

Designed by Ted Robinson, this 18-hole course is characterized as a traditional executive, flat and easy to walk, with ten par 3's and eight par 4's.

This desert course, located at the base of the Santa Catalina Mountains, is known for its breathtaking views, stunning beauty, challenging design and topnotch customer service.

Greens and tees are placed close together on this course.

This 18-hole course has a traditional design that features strategically placed cactus and mesquite trees and narrow fairways, which combined provide a challenging desert golf experience.

Finishing a round at this 18-hole course gives players an inviting desert golf experience, as the course winds its way through desert washes, over mountain passes and into box canyons.

Designed by architect William P. Bell in 1933, this 18-hole championship golf course stretches 6,863 yards with a U.S.G.A. rating of 72.50 and a slope rating of 128. There is also a South Course which is more beginner-friendly.

Championship 18-hole golf course is at 6,879 years, par-72.

This 27-hole, Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course, appealing to pros and beginners alike, is situated on the lovely 250-acre Westin La Paloma resort and offers magnificent city and mountain views.

The main features of this 18-hole championship desert course are its large teeing areas, huge greens, strategic bunkers and sand traps, and an option of four teeing areas.

This 18-hole championship golf course is at 6,681 yards with a 71.9 rating.

Ranging from 5182 to 6854 yards, this 18-hole layout has been designed to look, feel, and play like a traditional links course of Scotland.

This nine-hole resort golf course is nestled at the base of Pusch Ridge, which offers numerous elevation changes to challenge even the best of players.

This 18-hole municipal course measures 5,939 and 6,229 yards from the front and back tees, respectively, which makes it a popular layout for players who want a fast round of golf.

With a course rating/slope of 70.2/125, this 18-hole championship layout follows ravines and threads through rolling foothills, which demand more accurate drives to less forgiving landing areas.

At par 63, this 18-hole golf course stretches 4,146 yards with a U.S.G.A. rating of 58.40 and slope of 84.

Majestically located in the Santa Rita Mountain foothills, this 6,416-yard traditional-style golf course has a championship rating of 69.6 and a slope of 125.