On June 9, 2026, the Tucson City Council approved Parks and Recreation fee changes, including the implementation of a $2 Golf Improvement Fund. Beginning July 1, 2026, this $2 fee, which is applied per round of golf on top of the greens fee, will appear as a dedicated line item on your receipt. The Golf Improvement Fund is a City‑implemented initiative, and all revenue collected will be used for capital improvements across our five municipal golf courses.
Important Note: Any current Tucson City Golf pass holders are exempt from the $2 Golf Improvement Fund fee for the duration of 2026.
Purpose of the Golf Improvement Fund
The Golf Improvement Fund will help us invest in course upgrades, equipment, and special projects that elevate the quality of our offerings. These investments help us maintain high‑quality municipal golf facilities and ensure that Tucson City Golf continues to serve the community for years to come.
Golf Improvement Fund Summary
See the Golf Improvement Fund summary below for details on how the fund supports course conditions and golfer experience.
Our Commitment to Transparency
Tucson City Golf is committed to keeping golfers informed as Golf Improvement Fund projects progress. This page will be updated periodically with new milestones, project announcements, and course improvement details. Beginning July 1, all receipts will include a clearly labeled line item identifying the $2 Golf Improvement Fund fee, ensuring full transparency for every golfer.
Golf Improvement Fund Timeline
- June 9, 2026 — Golf Improvement Fund approved by Tucson City Council.
- July 1, 2026 — $2 Golf Improvement Fund Fee implemented across all five Tucson City Golf courses.
- Future updates will be added as projects progress.