Medium sized but well protected plateau greens demand accuracy. If you miss the green it will be difficult to get a chip close to the hole. Oro Valley's finishing hole is one of the most challenging and beautiful in Tucson. A 440-yard par 4 with a waterfall behind the green, you'll be sure to remember this hole long after your round. Compared to Tucson's other country clubs El Conquistador Country Club's two courses are uniquely southwest.
Pure desert surrounds the tee boxes and greens, and borders the fairways.
Miss the fairway here and you may be lucky enough to end up in a wash, but there's no hope of bouncing off a tree to keep it in play. Even the greens remind you that you're at a desert course. Firm, fast, and dry, incoming shots will not spin back like they do at the other three courses. In fact, you'll be fortunate to stop the ball within ten feet of where it lands. El Conquistador's courses demand spot targeting while providing a unique blend of creative holes with dramatic elevation changes.