Catalina
The Catalina is Tucson National's championship course and its history: Robert Von Hagge and Bruce Devlin's parkland design hosted the PGA Tour's Tucson stop for decades, and it still plays like a tour course—7,262 yards, par 73, with eight lakes and some eighty bunkers threaded through mature trees beneath the Santa Catalina Mountains.
The finish is the calling card: a 443-yard par 4 with water down both sides and an elevated, well-guarded green, long rated one of the tougher closing holes the Tour played. It's parkland golf transplanted to the desert—green, watered, and framed by mountains.
Book the Catalina and Sonoran courses through the resort's reservations site.
Reserve at Omni Tucson National →Club members put Catalina on watch—when a time opens on their dates, they hear about it first.
🔒 A Club feature—see plans →Skip the portal entirely. Tell us the dates and the group—we’ll secure tee times, stay and the whole itinerary for you.