Tucson · AZ

Crooked Tree Golf Course

Est. 1976 · Lee Trevino (with David Bennett)
Par
72
Rating
72.5
Slope
133
Length
—
Holes
18

About Crooked Tree Golf Course

Crooked Tree is an 18-hole public course at Arthur Pack Regional Park in Tucson, designed in part by Lee Trevino (listings also credit architect David Bennett). It began operations in 1976 as Arthur Pack Golf Course and was renamed Crooked Tree in 2003 when a new management group took over and began a major restoration. The name reflects the many mesquite trees lining the course. It is owned by Pima County - the county's only golf course - and run by an operator under a county lease.

Via Arizona Daily Star — “Greg Hansen: Local golf courses like Crooked Tree facing an uncertain future”

Via Pima County — “Arthur Pack Regional Park”

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