Rattler/Coyote at The Club at Starr Pass

3645 W Starr Pass Blvd
Tucson, Arizona 85745
Pima County

Phone(s): (520) 791-6270
Fax: (520) 670-0411
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Tee times from $25 Tee times in this area

The Club at Starr Pass offers 27 holes of championship golf that have been host to legends such as Arnold Palmer and Phil Mickelson. The holes are divided into three nines that are played in three different 18-hole combinations. One of these combinations is Coyote/Roadrunner. Coyote is the club's signature course and while the Roadrunner nine might be the shortest, it has plenty of elevation changes. Both golf courses are carved from the scenic Tucson Mountains, providing golfers with a diverse landscape that is abundant with jackrabbits, quail, and deer. In addition to the three nines, there is also a double-loaded driving range and a practice area with putting and chipping greens.

A view of a green at The Club at Starr Pass.

A view of a hole at The Club at Starr Pass.

A view of hole #1 and #7 at Coyote from The Club at Starr Pass

A view of the 8th hole at Rattler from The Club at Starr Pass.

A sunny view from The Club at Starr Pass

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Golf course details

Holes: 18
Designed by: Arnold Palmer, Bob Cupp, Ed Seay
Public/Private: Resort
Year opened: 1986
Golf Season: Year round
Guest Policy: Open
Tee times welcomed: Yes
Fairways: Bermuda Grass
Greens: Bent Grass

Facilities

Pro in house: Yes
Driving range: Yes
Rental clubs: Yes
Rental carts: Yes - included in green fees

Green fees price ranges

Week days: $100 - $215
Weekends: $100 - $215
Tee times from $25 - Check prices

Course policies

Metal spikes allowed: No
Dress code:
Credit cards accepted: VISA, MasterCard, Amex, Discover Welcomed

Length, slope and rating for each tee

Tee	Par	Yardage	Slope	Rating
Blue	71	5885	123	67.5
Hybrid	70	6500	135	70.4
Black	71	6746	135	71.2
Gold	71	7002	138	73
Silver	70	6215	130	69
Blue (W)	71	5885	140	74.5
Red (W)	71	5140	125	70.8

Reader Ratings / Reviews

Rattler/Coyote at The Club at Starr Pass

by John Beurskens
on March 04th, 2021 12:29
Yes, it’s target golf but these three nines while picturesque also provide the discriminating serious golfer with ample but fair challenges. Hard greens (surface), sure it’s the desert, however not unfair. Overall , an excellent challenge in a hard to beat environment!
Rattler/Coyote at The Club at Starr Pass

by Brian Jackson
on February 23rd, 2012 18:43
This course is target golf, very tight with greens hard as nails. With all the good courses in Tucson, don't bother with this course.