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Douglas Trudeau , Assoc. Broker
Prudential Foothills Real Estate
64 N. Harrison Road, Suite 160
Tucson , AZ 85748
Mobile: 520-954-2209
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What Does Golf and Rodeo Have In Common In Tucson

February is a big month for the greater Tucson community. Thousands of visitors have been coming to Tucson from around the State of Arizona, Sonora, and many other areas. The Tucson Rodeo was an annual event before I moved to Tucson some 34 years ago.

2008 Accenture Match ChampionshipLast year the Accenture Match Play Championship moved to Tucson. Replacing the PGA Chrysler Open. Tucson has been a host to the PGA since 1945. Welcoming players over the years like Ben Hogan, Arnold Palmer, and now Tiger Woods.

Tucson Rodeo ParadeRodeo lovers flood the streets near the Rodeo grounds every year to watch the nations largest non-mechanized parade. When our boys were little we took them several times to see the horses and wagons go by. Newcomers to the community find lots of cowboy hats and boots to dress for the occasion. Many businesses allow employees to dress western for the multiple day event.

Having been to PGA Open events at Tucson National Golf Course, and then the Accenture Match Play last year I can say that the later is a much bigger event. The crowds around Ernie Els, Mike Weir, and Phil Michelson are huge. The crowd following Tiger Woods were unbelievable.

So what do these two events have in common? Both bring thousands of visitors to Tucson. Many for the first time. Many who see the advantages of the mild winters in the desert and who look to move here in the near and distant future.  Both events help stimulate the local hospitality business and the local economy. Both the rodeo and the golf tour are welcomed by thousands of Tucsonians. So, welcome to Tucson and have fun. Don’t forget our other sights while you are here.

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