The club at Starr Pass is celebrating a large opening of the restaurant, plus renovated clubhouse, golf shop

New era of dining, golf and lifestyle starts in the foothills of Tucson

The Club at Starr Pass is Celebrating The Grand Opening of Creosote – Sonoran Kitchen & Cocktails, A Vibrant New Restaurant Concept That Celebrates The Bold Flavors, Colors, and Ingredients of the Sonoran Region, and the Opening of Its New Legy, Dynamic, A Dynam or Marking A A Dynama or Marking A. Elevated Hospitality, and Sonoran Lifestyle.

Creosote – Sonoran Kitchen & Cocktails is led by an inventive culinary team that brings a fresh, modern approach to local cuisine in a setting that reflects the natural beauty of the Tucson landscape. Creosote is open to the public for lunch and dinner Wednesday to Monday (closed on Tuesday) and has dynamic lunch and dinner men’s made with heritage ingredients, daring desert aromas and deep respect for the country. With a focus on sustainability, seasonal and cooking methods, dishes combine the new Sonoran kitchen with a modern American turn. Reservations are recommended but not required.

In the heart of the revitalized clubhouse of the club is a stunning golf shop of 3000 square feet, again conceived with a sleek modern design and compiled with top golf and lifestyle brands. From the latest performance equipment to clothing and accessories from today’s top brands, the new golf shop sets a new standard for golf shops in southern Arizona.

Guests and members are welcomed in the clubhouse via the new lobbylounge, a warm and inviting space that combines the style inspired by the desert with a relaxed, social atmosphere-perfect for meetups and informal meetings. The renovation of the clubhouse also includes renewed changing rooms, designed with comfort and convenience for both men and women from Starr Pass.

In addition to the new and renewed facilities, the club renews its membership offer with a lively golf and social agenda, which brings energy to the Starr Pass and creates more ways for members to connect to and from the course.

In the meantime, the Greens Renovation project is progressing on the golf course on schedule on the pioneer and gambler nine-hole courses with the introduction of Tifeagle Bermuda grass, a high-quality surface that provides exceptional putty conditions. The pioneer and gambler – nine will reopen on 1 September, just in time for cooler temperatures. The Palmer Nine-Hole course of the club remains open to guests to enjoy the entire summer.

In December, the club in Starr Pass proudly organizes phase 2 of PGA Tour Q-school, which means that Elite competition returns to a home with deep PGA Tour Roots. Once a tour has stopped, the club now continues to play its inheritance by playing a role in shaping future stars on the path to the PGA Tour.

“This renovation is more than just a renewal, it is a full-circle moment,” said the club at Starr Pass’ David Loomis general director. “We honor our PGA Tour history while we create a modern, hospitable space for our members, guests and future champions.”