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Arizona National Golf Course
November 30th, 2007 categories: Tucson Golf Courses
Arizona National Golf Course is one of Tucson’s finer mountain courses. Designed by Robert Trent Jones in 1995. The Arizona National Course has seen young University of Arizona Golfers named Lorena Ochoa, Natalie Gulbis, and Rory Sabatini. Other famous UofA alumni are Annika Sorenstam and Jim Furyk. While playing this course you may have the pleasure of meeting up and coming players who will fill your TV screen with the magical control of that beloved golf ball. Gracing the foothills of the Catalina mountains Arizona National offers scenic views of the valley below, the mountains above and the beauty of desert vegetation surrounding the course. The majestic panoramic views will entice you to return.
The challenge starts with the first hole. A 393 yard par 4 with fairway bunker 269 yards from the tee. As you land just left of the bunker, leaving you with a nine iron shot for a 126 yard shot to the two tier green to be on in two. Your perfect distance for your nine iron. Having landed 4 feet from the hole. You one putt to start your day with your first birdie. You confidence is high, the view is spectacular, what more could you ask for?
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What Do Golfers Want On A Website?
October 14th, 2007 categories: Tucson Golf Courses
Trying to get information about golf courses can be a challenge in and of itself. Since all of my articles provide links for readers to get more information about golf courses around Tucson I have seen a variety of different levels of websites. The variety in sites spread out as much as the variety in golf courses.
Looking up some golf course sites is like teeing up in a 35 mph cross wind. You have no clue where you’ll end up. Once on the site it shouldn’t be full of hazards. The best example is Hilton El Con Quistador in Tucson. There are no course layouts to give golfers an idea of what to expect. Nice people at El Conquistador, but, the website does not support them.
So, what makes a good website for golfers? First, easy to find on the Internet. Second, information should be easy to find for someone who wants information to stand out. Three key points of information, course layout, tee times, and directions. Golfers want to know how to get to the course if they are flying in from out of town. They want to see what the course looks like. Finally, they want to be able to reserve tee time before leaving home.
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Hilton El Counquistador the Conquistador Course
October 12th, 2007 categories: Tucson Golf Courses
Hilton El Conquistador the Conquistador Course is a 6,801 yard par 71 course with a 72.7 rating and slope of 126. Located in Oro Valley, this is one of two course you can play from the country club. The other course is the Canada course.
The Conquistador course is Tucson Association of Realtors holds their annual Habitat for Humanity Golf tournament. This year it will be on November 9th. Last year several thousand dollars was raised to apply toward building a home for a needy family.
Step up to the first tee at the Conquistador and you will be looking at a 382 yard par 4. You step to the tee with your driver, then decide on a three metal. You find yourself 220 yards out, shy of the bunker awaiting your ball at 241 yards out. With a mere 131 yards to go a nice short iron shot and on the green in two. Nice way to start a day. Your 20 foot putt grazes the hole to leave an easy 18 inches for a two putt finish. Par and ready for the second hole.
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Tucson Del Urich Municipal Golf Course
September 24th, 2007 categories: Tucson Golf Courses
Dell Urich is a parkland tree-lined courses with relatively flat fairways and big undulating greens. Located in the heart of
The first hole is a 347 yard Par. A slight dip down early fairway and back up to a decent sized fairway leading to a complimentary green. Hit a solid tee shot about 249 yards and your between the mound on the left and the one on the right ready to be on in two looking for a birdie. A great way to start 18 holes
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Tucson Golf Course 2007 Overseed Schedule
September 18th, 2007 categories: Tucson Golf Courses
The only lengthy interruption on Tucson area golf courses is the overseeding season in the fall. No blizzards, no shutting down for the winter, just plain old getting ready for a heavier season while many courses elsewhere are slowing down for the winter. The schedule…
| Arizona National | Oct. 1-16 |
| Canoa Hills | Sept. 24 - Oct. 2 |
| Crooked Tree Golf Course | Oct. 8-25 |
| Dell Urich Golf Course | Oct. 9-19 |
| Del Lago Golf Course | Sept. 17-24 |
| Dorado Golf Course | Oct. 1-13 |
| El Rio Golf Course | Sept. 18 - Oct. 1 |
| Francisco Grande Resort | Sept. 18 - Oct. 1 |
| Fred Enke Golf Course | Oct. 16-26 |
| Forty Niners Country Club | Set. 24 - Oct. 2 |
| Vistoso Golf Club | Sept. 18 - Oct. 5 |
| Heritage Highlands Golf Club | Sept. 28 - Oct. 18 |
| Haven Golf Club | Sept. 28 - Oct. 17 |
| Hilton El Con Quistador Country Club - Canda Course | Oct. 9-22 |
| Hilton El Con Quistador Country Club - Conquistador Course | Sept. 25 - Oct. 8 |
| Kino Springs Golf Club | Sept. 18-20 |
| La Paloma Country Club - Hill Course | Sept. 9-23 |
| La Paloma Country Club - Canyon Course | Sept. 24 - Oct. 2 |
| Mountain View Golf Club | Sept. 10 - Oct. 2 |
| Omni Tucson National Golf Resort - Sonoran Course | Sept. 18 - Oct. 6 |
| Omni Tucson National Golf Resort - Catalina Course | Oct. 1-22 |
| Oro Valley Counrty Club | Oct. 2-20 |
| Poston Buttes | Oct. 8-26 |
| Pusch Ridge El Con Quistador | Sept. 11-24 |
| Quail Creek Country Club | Oct. 9-29 |
| Randolph North Golf Course | Oct. 9-19 |
| Rio Rico Country Club | Sept. 24 - Oct. 4 |
| Rolling Hills Golf Course | Oct. 8-22 |
| Robson Ranch Golf Course | Oct. 9-31 |
| Saddlebrooke Country Club | Set. 17 - Oct. 30 |
| Santa Rita Golf Course | Oct. 6-10 |
| San Ignacio Golf Course | Oct. 3-12 |
| Silverbell Golf Course | Oct. 15-26 |
| Starr Pass Golf Club | Oct. 1-30 |
| The Gallery - South Course* | Oct. 1-30 |
| The Gallery - North Course | Sept. 17 - Oct. 11 |
| The Pines At Marana | Sept. 25 - Oct. 14 |
| The Preserve Golf Course | Sept. 24 - Oct. 16 |
| Torres Blancas Golf Course | Sept. 17 - Oct. 11 |
| Tubac Golf Course | Sept. 18 - Oct. 30 |
| Tucson Country Club | Oct. 1-12 |
| Ventana Canyon Golf Club - Canyon Course | Sept. 1 - Oct. 11 |
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