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    Stone Canyon

    Tucson, AZ Private

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    Stone Canyon

    14200 N Hohokam Village Pl

    Tucson, AZ 85755-5768

    United States

    Overview

    The Stone Canyon Club, which climbs the slopes of the Tortolita Mountains north of Tucson, is considered the consummate desert design of the late golf architect Jay Morrish. Restricted by Arizona law to 90 acres of grass, Morrish’s routing demands forced carries over barrancas off several tees, but not into any green. Artful contouring mimics the ebb and flow of the rugged terrain, bunkers seem spun by nature and the glorious scenery, which includes the Catalina Mountains at the east end of the Sonoran desert, is spiked with Saguaro cactus. Ancient granite boulders and outcroppings don’t just frame holes, but play an integral part in many design strategies. Stone Canyon is a fitting punctuation to Morrish’s sterling career.

    About

    Holes 18
    Length 7307
    Slope 140
    Facility Type Private
    Year Opened 2000
    Designer Jay Morrish, ASGCA

    Awards

    Best Courses in Every State

    Ranking history:

    100 Greatest: Ranked 68th, 2009-'10.

    Second 100 Greatest: Ranked from 2013-'24.
    Highest ranking: 132nd, 2013-'14.

    Best in State: Ranked third, 2011-'12, 2017-'18. Ranked fourth, 2013-'16, 2019-'22. Ranked inside the top 5, 2003-'10. Ranked sixth, 2023-'24. Ranked 7th, 2025-'26.
    Previous ranking: 6th.
    2025-'26 ranking: 7th.

    Golf Digest Logo Panelists

    Ratings from our panel of 1,900 course-ranking panelists

    4.5

    100 GREATEST/BEST IN STATE SCORES

    Shot Options
    7.202
    Character
    7.2227
    Challenge
    7.251
    Layout Variety
    7.278
    Fun
    7.1731
    Aesthetics
    7.4887
    Conditioning
    7.3575

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