The Wildcat Golf Trail

The Wildcat Trail is emerging as one the most popular golf destinations in Southern Arizona.

Encompassing the finest collection of golf courses in Tucson and Green Valley, The Wildcat Trail offers golfers of all skill levels a challenging experience.

The feature course on the Wildcat Trail is Arizona National Golf Club, formerly the Raven at Sabino Springs. Designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr., the course meanders among the foothills of Tucson’s Santa Catalina Mountains and serves as the home course for the University of Arizona Men’s and Women’s Golf Teams.

Forty Niner Country Club remains one of Tucson’s best traditional courses. Built in 1961 and designed by William Francis Bell, this upscale semi-private facility has undergone some recent renovations, but has kept its traditional flare with mesquite lined fairways and native desert shrubbery.

Our Green Valley properties, San Ignacio Golf Club and Canoa Hills Golf Club, round out the Wildcat Trail. Just 20 minutes south of Tucson, these courses take advantage of the natural terrain of the Santa Cruz River Valley. Each hole has its own private fairway, offering beautiful scenery and natural privacy.

And playing the Wildcat Trail is very economical with a Wildcat Trail Golf Rewards Card available for purchase at any Wildcat Trail course for a nominal fee. The annual rewards card enables cardholders the ability to play any of our Wildcat Trail courses for a 25% discount off the rack rate at any time. The cardholder is also able to take advantage of many other benefits including earning points towards free golf throughout the year. The Wildcat Trail is your Southern Arizona golf destination, visit us at www.WildcatTrail.com

Receive a FREE ROUND OF GOLF with the purchase of a New Wildcat Trail Golf Rewards Card and save 25% on golf all year long!
Only $69.95 + tax
Some restrictions apply—contact the golf shops for details