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.
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Book the Catalina and Sonoran courses through the resort's reservations site.
Reserve at Omni Tucson National →Club members save Catalina to a tee-time watch with the dates they're eyeing—it lands on your account with an email confirmation.
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