The Club at Starr Pass reopening

The Club at Starr Pass in Tucson, Arizona, is set for re-opening on Saturday, Nov. 1, unveiling exciting transformation.

Starr Pass’ 27 holes have been redefined for peak conditioning and play. The three nines now take on new identities: the Gambler Course and Pioneer Course, designed by Bob Cupp and Craig Stadler, celebrate daring play and honor the heritage of Richard Starr. The Palmer Course, added in 2005 by Arnold Palmer, carries forward the vision of a true legend. Updates to bunkers, greens, and design details create premier playing conditions.

Starr Pass has long been part of golf’s history, once hosting the PGA TOUR’s Tucson Open, where legends competed and rising stars broke through. Now, history comes full circle: in December 2025, the PGA TOUR returns, as Starr Pass will host Stage 2 of PGA TOUR Q-School.

“This re-opening is about more than renovations — it’s about carrying the spirit of Starr Pass into the future,” general manager David Loomis said. “With the revitalized courses, dynamic clubhouse, and renewed energy, the November 1 re-opening marks a defining new chapter — one that promises members, guests, and the Tucson community a place to gather, celebrate, and experience something extraordinary.”