Oro Valley Country Club occupies a desert valley floor northwest of Tucson where the Santa Catalina Mountains rise abruptly to the east. The course was designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. and opened in 1986. Fairways follow natural drainage patterns between stands of saguaro, cholla, and mesquite, while arroyos lined with native boulders channel occasional runoff. Greens are built to USGA specifications and overseeded with rye each winter; bentgrass collars transition to bermuda rough. Water comes into play on seven holes, most notably at the par-3 12th where a pond guards the left side and a desert wash defines the right. Cart paths are asphalt and remain separate from play corridors. The clubhouse, a single-story structure of stucco and tile, houses a grill room, locker facilities, and a pro shop. Practice amenities include a 300-yard driving range with both target greens and a short-game area featuring two bunkers and a chipping green. The property is bordered by Pima County open space on three sides, limiting residential encroachment and preserving sightlines toward the mountains.
Oro Valley Country Club currently has (within 1 mile) 2 single family homes for sale with an average list price of $569,000. The average annual property tax for Oro Valley Country Club is $2,020.