• Sun City, Arizona offers many golf courses for it's residents to enjoy.Golf Walk image by Kathy D from Fotolia.com
  
  A community that caters to retired people, Sun City takes advantage of the great Arizona weather and offers a variety of recreational activities for its residents, including a variety of golf courses. As a planned community for retirees, courses are placed throughout the city, making great golf just minutes away. From exclusive level courses such as the Quail Run Golf Course, to the regulation sized Sun City North, there is something for every level of golfer in Sun City, Arizona.
  
  

Sun City Lakes West

• An almost brand new course, Sun City Lakes West opened in 2009, boasting 6,195 total yards and a par of 72. Located in the center of Sun City, Sun City Lakes West golf courses offers convenience and accessibility, providing high quality golf with the affordability of a public course. "Known for its creeks and lakes," Sun City Lakes West is a course that any golfer will be happy with, and its relatively low cost is sure to please.
  
  

Quail Run Golf Course

• Catering to the demanding residents of Sun City, Quail Run Golf Course is "a beautiful executive course with plush greens throughout;" it bills itself as "challenging and a joy to play." Nature lovers are naturally drawn to Quail Run, as it is a Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary, a designation given by a division of Audubon International. The contrast of the "desert landscaping" with the gorgeous "plush greens" provides an enjoyable experience for all.
  
  

Sun City North Golf Course

• Sun City North Golf Course is a regulation sized course offering a full eighteen holes for players to conquer. According to SunAZ.com, North Golf Course is "known for its doglegs and large trees," and is an interesting challenge to even the most skilled golf enthusiast. With an extensive snack bar offering a variety of food, to a pro shop stocked with every accessory a golfer will need, Sun City North is a convenient way to enjoy the Arizona weather while improving one's handicap.