Two Distinct Courses, One Iconic 36‑Hole Complex

Located in the heart of midtown Tucson, Randolph Golf Complex is home to Dell Urich and Randolph North—two distinct 18‑hole courses that come together to create one of the city’s most historic and beloved golf destinations. Whether you prefer a modern, player‑friendly design or a traditional championship test, Randolph Golf Complex delivers a memorable round for every golfer. Mature trees, generous fairways, strategic bunkering, and classic parkland shaping define the experience, while each course offers its own style of play. Read more about Dell Urich and Randolph North below.

Randolph North Golf Course

Randolph North opened in 1925, and was the site of the PGA Seiko Tucson Match Play Championship, the PGA Joe Garagiola Tucson Open, and the PING/Welch’s LPGA Championship. The course measures 6,900 yards from the championship tees and just short of 6,000 from the front tees. The course setting is scenic with numerous tall trees, lush fairways, and a beautiful view of the mountains surrounding Tucson. The course features water hazards on five holes and long fairways.

Course highlights

Historic 1925 parkland layout with championship pedigree
Long, tree‑lined fairways framed by mature, lush turf

Great play for golfers of all skill levels
Water hazards on five holes that add strategy and demand accuracy

Yardage & Tee Options

Randolph North is one of Tucson City Golf’s longer courses, measuring 6,900 yards from the championship tees and just short of 6,000 from the front tees.

Download the Scorecard

Get a full look at yardages, hole layouts, and tee options before your round. Download the Randolph North scorecard below to plan your strategy and make the most of your historic experience.

Download the Randolph North Scorecard

Dell Urich Golf Course

The centrally located Dell Urich opened in 1996 after a complete redesign on the site of the former Randolph South Golf Course. The dramatic makeover features spectacular views from four sets of tees and dramatic elevation changes. Dell Urich is the former home of the Tucson LPGA tour stop. It measures more than 6,600 yards from the back tees and almost 5,300 yards from the front tees. Golfers can enjoy a great round of golf and beautiful mountain scenery at Dell Urich.

Course highlights

Modern 1996 redesign on the former Randolph South layout
Scenic mountain views from four tee boxes with elevation changes

Former LPGA Tour host with a welcoming parkland feel
Playable routing stretching more than 6,600 yards

Yardage & Tee Options

Dell Urich offers multiple teeing areas ranging from 6,600 yards from the back tees, and almost 5,300 from the fronts, giving golfers the flexibility to choose the challenge that fits their game.

Download the Scorecard

Get a full look at yardages, hole layouts, and tee options before your round. Download the Dell Urich scorecard below to plan your strategy and make the most of your historic experience.

Download the Dell Urich Scorecard

Explore the Courses: Hole-by-Hole Video Guides

Take a virtual tour of Randolph North and Dell Urich with our hole‑by‑hole video series. Each video highlights the layout, elevation changes, and strategic elements so you can plan your round before you arrive. It’s a great resource for first‑time visitors and returning players looking to understand the courses better.