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Randolph Golf Complex features two unique golf courses, Randolph North and Randolph Dell Urich. Randolph North opened in 1925 and was the site of the PGA Seiko Tucson Match Play Championship, the PGA Joe Garagiola Tucson Open and the PING/Welch's LPGA Championship. It is Tucson City Golf's longest golf course, measuring 6,900 yards from the championship tees and just short of 6,000 from the front tees. The historic par-72 layout provides a straightforward test for golfers of all skill levels, featuring long fairways and water hazards on five holes.

The course setting is a scenic one with numerous tall trees, lush fairways, and a beautiful view of the mountains surrounding Tucson. Randolph Dell Urich opened in 1996 after a complete re-design on the site of the former Randolph South Golf Course, featuring spectacular views from four sets of tees and dramatic elevation changes. Dell Urich is the former home of the Tucson LPGA Tour stop and measures more than 6,600 yards from the back tees and almost 5,300 from the fronts.