The University of Arizona, Arizona Athletics and Tucson County Club have reached an agreement to construct a new golf facility. Named after icon Bill Clements who passed away in 1995, the facility is named the William M. 'Bill' Clements Golf Center.
This building will become the official home of Arizona Men's and Women's Golf programs.
The project will cost around $14.86 million to complete and will include a laser-guided putting green, hitting bays, locker rooms, a student-athlete lounge, medical services room and many other amenities.
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