Public · 18 Holes

Kino Springs Golf Course

187 Kino Springs Drive, Nogales, Arizona

PublicMembership
18Holes
Red LawrenceCourse Designer
4.123 Reviews
Nogales, AZLocation

The Club

About Kino Springs Golf Course

Kino Springs Golf Course, located in Nogales, Arizona, offers an 18-hole course with a par of 72 and a length of 6445 yards. Designed by Red Lawrence and established in 1970, the course features Bent Grass greens and Bermuda Grass fairways. Golfers can enjoy year-round play with well-groomed fairways and greens, providing a challenging yet...

Facilities

Club Amenities

Motor Cart
Pull Cart
Club Rental
Golf Lessons
Driving Range
Putting Green
Restaurant
Reception Hall
Clubhouse
Changing Room

Reviews

What People Say

4/5
GolfPass · 415 reviews
4.1/5
Google · 23 reviews
In summary

Kino Springs Golf Course is often praised for its scenic and challenging layout, with well-maintained greens and a friendly, accommodating staff, particularly Keith in the Pro Shop. The course is described as a hidden gem with historical significance, offering a unique golfing experience amidst beautiful desert surroundings. However, some visitors note that the fairways and tee boxes could use improvement, and there is occasional confusion navigating the course for first-time guests. Additionally, the restaurant and resort facilities are mentioned as being in need of renovation.

5 years ago
We loved the course. A well kept secret oasis in rebuilding mode. Great price, friendly staff, greens in good shape. Fairways not perfect but good enough. Very scenic and challenging - but not impossible. We will play again and tell friends to check it out. Better marking from hole to hole would eliminate confusion for first time guests.
— S Toppen
12 years ago
We dry camped at Kino Springs with our 5th wheel for three days while golfing there. Kino Springs is a wonderful golf course, and the location has some history to go along with it. Keith in the Pro Shop went out of his way to make us comfortable and welcome. The 18 hole course is in excellent condition. The staff are all friendly and helpful. They have an area available for dry camping to enjoy your golf game as well as some wonderful sunrises and sunsets. Coyotes and multitudes of birds are in the immediate area.
— Lorraine Cox
9 years ago
Loved the course...a bit funky compared to more traditional courses, but definitely a favorite of mine. The holes that wander up and through the canyons to its south are extra special and worth the experience. The post-game bar and restaurant was fun. Best fries I've had in years. Visiting from Denver and would make it a must in future visits.
— Van Lewis
10 years ago
We played this course on March 2 and were very pleased with the shape it was in. The fairways were good and the greens were exceptional. Well worth the 50 minute drive from where we were staying. The women found it challenging but not over the top difficult. Would definatly play this course again.
— Gary Lafave
11 years ago
A hidden gem that deserves more recognition. Some of the best greens in Southern Arizona. Surrounding area is beautiful and you forget you are in a dry, dusty desert. Keith and the staff are great. It's a place to getaway for a wonderful golf experience.
— Brad H
5 years ago
It's a fun course and it's nice it's back. The greens are good but slower than usual. The fairways are not the greatest and the tee boxes are rough, but rates are lower than Green Valley.
— Don Bjorkman
11 years ago
Keith at Kino Springs welcomes golfers and goes out of his way to make sure all guests have a wonderful Az golfing experience! My best regards Keith and see you next year for more of az greatest golf
— Gloria Klind
9 years ago
I see this place as a hidden gem. Locals do seem to hold a very high opinion of the place. It's an old golf course, but it seems to be well maintained. I did not golf due to my schedule, but I'd like to try a round of golf here some time.
— Jesse Huggins
12 years ago
The Country Club has a very interesting history associated with it. In the courtyard near the restaurant is a bungalow that was used by The "Duke" John Wayne. Other notable early western celebrities include Jean Simmons and Stewart Granger. The restaraunt now is no longer in use and the resort overall is in poor condition. Considering the history and the celebrities who once frequented the location it is rather unfortunate that it has been allowed to deteriorate to the condition that it has. The main dining area is in need of a complete and extensive remodel. At the southern end of the restaur…
— Kurt “one” Kenobi
5 years ago
Haven't played here for a while, but it's a fun course in a beautiful, historic location. Where Hollywood stars used to gather. Good place to admire the night sky as well.
— Michael D. Smith
5 years ago
We played Kino today and it was a wonderful experience. The staff was exceptional and professional. The course is very fun and challenging.
— Denise Robinson (Woodgirl email)
12 years ago
Keith and the crew did a great job! Beautiful course
— Jeff Siegmund

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