Whether driving from elevated tees on the side of rugged mountains or carrying shots across natural desert washes, golfing at Starr Pass is enhanced by the abundance of Sonoran Desert wildlife and vegetation. You may find yourself waiting for a pack of coyotes to stop howling or a family of deer to cross the fairway. Or perhaps a roadrunner or javelina will make an appearance during your round. You’ll have to tear your eyes away from the amazing surroundings to concentrate on your game at hand.
The five sets of tee boxes on the Starr Pass courses provide a fair test for golfers of all abilities. Some prefer the longer more challenging Rattler Course, others find themselves tested by the dramatic elevations of Roadrunner, and some are most happy to play to gentler, more forgiving Coyote Course. The best Starr Pass experience of all, of course, is to play all 27 holes to fully enjoy the amazing Arnold Palmer Signature design and native desert landscape.
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