Where the Mountains Meet the Fairways
Nestled against the foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains, SaddleBrooke One provides residents and guests with 27 holes of park land style golf featuring undulating fairways and tall native trees. There are three courses: SaddleBrooke, Tucson and Catalina, which may be played in any combination to create a unique golf experience.
Free Golf Clinic!!
Friday November 2nd
Topic: LAG PUTTING
Time: 10:00am *No sign up Needed*
Location: Main Putting Green
For the first time, you can fly over all 27 holes above our three courses. Check out the videos below for a bird's-eye view of SaddleBrooke.
Recently renovated in 2011, the Tucson Nine is regarded as the most challenging of the three courses in SaddleBrooke. The course offers stunning views of the Catalina Mountain range from every hole. This nine is highlighted by hole #4, a strong par 4 requiring a tee shot over a pond to a sloping fairway with gorgeous mountain views in the background. The course challenge lies in the deep bunkers which await an errant shot and the length of the course.
Recently renovated in 2010, the SaddleBrooke Nine offers westward views of spectacular sunsets. This course is characterized not by length but rather by placing a premium on accuracy as is evidence by the signature hole #2 – only 125 yards in length requiring all carry over a pond. The SaddleBrooke Nine is the most requested nine for its fair yet challenging layout.
The newest of all three nines, the Catalina course was recently renovated in 2012. The course features three par 3 holes and plays to a par of 35. The course wanders through natural arroyos and brings the golfer close up views of the Catalina Mountain range. The signature hole #5 is a risk-reward par 5 featuring a second shot which must carry 250 yards to clear the ditch in the fairway. The Catalina Nine offers a wide variety of golf shots and is regarded among residents as the best layout of the three courses.
| October 12, 2018
Tucson Course Opens for Play Next Week - SaddleBrooke Course and Practice Facility Delayed Due to Rain | |||||||||||||||
Tucson Course Re-opens Monday Oct. 8th
First Mow on Tucson 3
Over-Seeding Schedule
Divot Mix Reminders
Sand and Seed Mix -Available in all of the small boxes -Should be used in all fairway and tee divots only -Remember to carry your divot bottle with you to the fairway Straight Sand -Available in all large concrete boxes -Should be used to fill divots in the rough SaddleBrooke Course Re-Opens for Walking Next Week! Reminders · Golfers always have the right of way · All pets must be on a leash · Please clean-up after your pets · Please refer to the weekly walking schedule for additional course availability · All walkers must be off of the courses by 8 am · Evening walking is only available after 6 pm Practice Facility Maintenance The Practice Facility is CLOSED for overseeding. Once we reopen the practice facility, we will be using the artificial tee surface for a few weeks. | |||||||||||||||
WEEKLY WALKING CALENDAR
Each week this email will provide a 7 day calendar for the available walking times for each golf course. Walking maps are available in the SaddleBrooke One Golf Shop or SaddleBrooke One Administration Office.
Changes from the normal times are highlighted in yellow.
Pocket copies of the schedule may be picked up in the Communications Center (main level of the Clubhouse, across from the elevator), The Fitness Center, and the communications kiosk at the hostess station in the Road Runner Grill.
Please remember to stay on the cart path at all times and clean up after your pets.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Click the Blue Button above for the walking course schedule.
Thank you for your cooperation!
The Exception to Rule 6-6d is modified as follows:
Exception: If a competitor returns a score for any hole lower than actually taken due to failure to include one or more penalty strokes that, before returning his score card, he did not know he had incurred, he is not disqualified. In such circumstances, the competitor incurs the penalty prescribed by the applicable Rule, but there is no additional penalty for a breach of Rule 6-6d. This Exception does not apply when the applicable penalty is disqualification from the competition.
Download as a PDF.
When a player’s ball lies on the putting green, there is no penalty if the ball or ball-marker is accidentally moved by the player, his partner, his opponent, or any of their caddies or equipment.
The moved ball or ball-marker must be replaced as provided in Rules 18-2, 18-3 and 20-1.
This Local Rule applies only when the player’s ball or ball-marker lies on the putting green and any movement is accidental.
Note: If it is determined that a player’s ball on the putting green was moved as a result of wind, water or some other natural cause such as the effects of gravity, the ball must be played as it lies from its new location. A ball-marker moved in such circumstances is replaced.
Golf Director | 520-917-3750 | beaton@saddlebrooke.org
Golf Professional | 520-917-3783 | tjewkes@saddlebrooke.org
