Golf in Douglas

Douglas is a border city in southeastern Cochise County adjacent to Agua Prieta, Sonora, Mexico, at roughly 4,000 feet elevation in the high-desert grassland terrain of the southeastern Arizona borderlands. The community has been a significant border crossing point in southeastern Arizona, with commercial and personal cross-border activity between the US and Mexican communities a key part of the local economy. Douglas has a notable downtown with a number of significant commercial buildings from the early twentieth century copper boom period, including the Gadsden Hotel, a landmark that has served travelers through the borderlands for over a century. The high-desert grassland terrain of southeastern Arizona around Douglas has cattle ranching, with the Sulphur Springs Valley's grasslands supporting a significant ranch economy. One course serves the Douglas community in the high-desert grassland terrain of southeastern Cochise County.