Sixteen holes. Not a typo. Tucson's North course at Randolph Park runs a non-standard routing that trips up first-timers and keeps regulars coming back for the oddball layout. Municipal golf in the Sonoran Desert means dry heat, firm fairways, and green fees low enough to play twice for what resort courses charge once. The flat terrain walks easy. No dramatic elevation changes means your legs don't quit even when August heat shows up. Public golf without pretense. Show up, pay, walk, play something slightly off, repeat.
