Sonoran
The Sonoran is the modern counterpoint to the Catalina: Tom Lehman opened it in 2005 as a true desert-style course, routed through native Sonoran terrain with steep elevation changes and the odd uphill-downhill shot the flatter parkland course never asks for. It's shorter—par 70 at about 6,500 yards—but the desert does the defending.
Play both and you get Tucson's two personalities in a day: the lush, tree-lined tradition of the Catalina and the target-golf, cactus-lined drama of the Sonoran.
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Book the Catalina and Sonoran courses through the resort's reservations site.
Reserve at Omni Tucson National →Club members save Sonoran to a tee-time watch with the dates they're eyeing—it lands on your account with an email confirmation.
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