FALL IN LOVE with this stunning Contemporary Tesoro – Premiere Series home in the private gated community of Saddlebrooke Ranch. Upon entering this luxuriously furnished custom designed home you will see what an unlimited budget can create. The custom chef’s kitchen is complete with soapstone counters, built-in paneled Liebherr refrigerator, counter to ceiling tile and designer open shelving. Slide back the 16ft. wall of glass to an entertainers paradise. Travertine and Mexican stone surround the beautiful “pebble tec” heated pool, custom fire pit, lounge and dining areas. Relax on your extended 20 x 20 covered patio with travertine flooring, built-in additional fireplace while the soothing sounds of the fountains lull you. Step back inside to find a glass surrounded den with 2 ft. extension and additional windows, a den that has been extended an unprecedented 7 ft. outfitted as 3rd bedroom with 2 queen beds, a 2 ft. extended master suite overlooking the backyard with custom shower, soapstone counters, and 2 walk-in closets. The home continues to impress with a second master suite that sits at the front of the home with views of the mountains.

The home comes with all conveniences and upgrades a discerning buyer could want with Aqua Sana Whole House Filtration System with added UV light, additional water loop, Reverse Osmosis System and separate drinking faucet at custom farmhouse sink.

This home can be sold FULLY FURNISHED & TURNKEY with the optional furnished package.  Priced to sell at $999,000

“I was playing senior Olympic badminton there was a couple there I was asking them if they were going to play in the tournament they said no we play pickleball,” said Cindy Lutz, president of Tucson Area Pickleball. “Like everybody says, what is that. I said what is it.”

If you don’t know what pickleball is, yore not alone. It’s played on a badminton-sized court with paddles, and a ball that resembles a whiffle ball — the rules are most similar to tennis.

“It’s a little mix of everything,” said Bob Lutz, a member of Tucson Area Pickleball. “It’s amazing how it’s taken off.”

According to USA Pickleball, there are over 3 million people ranging in age from 6 to 86 who play in across the country. That number is growing rapidly, up nearly 30 percent in the last three years.

Cindy and Bob Lutz are pickleball pioneers in Tucson. Cindy runs a Facebook page for local pickleball players and Bob teaches private lessons. Together their backyard is pickleball paradise.

But, the two noticed a problem in 2016 — Tucson didn’t have any free, public pickleball courts.

“I started with the mayor, I told him you know were so far behind,” Cindy said.  Lutz said most other similarly sized cities already had courts.

“He pushed me on to the city parks so, I have talked to three different directors now throughout the years,” Cindy said.

Cindy and her club’s hard work paid off.

“We just persevered, we went and talked to council members we talked to whoever would listen to us,” Cindy said. “We’re finally, after years, going to get public outdoor courts at Udall public rec center.”

For more information on pickleball in Saddlebrooke Ranch Pickleball check out our website:  www.sbranchrealty.com

SADDLEBROOKE RANCH GOLF CLUB 2021 RESIDENT GOLF FEES – ANNUAL FEES

SBR Annual Pass
*1st Person in household $2850.00 inc. tax $2793.00 inc. tax (with cash discount)
*2nd Person in household $2650.00 inc. tax $2597.00 inc. tax (with cash discount)
* Best value if playing 2 – 4+ times per week…Cost per round under $30
*$200 discount for the 2nd person in household annual purchase
*2% discount for cash payment at purchase
*Complimentary 25-bucket range card
*20% discount on golf shop apparel
*10% discount on golf shop equipment
*10% discount off guest rates for non-resident guests
*Lowest Chelsea Tee Time Reservation points at 0.5 points per request placement

PLAY CARD FEES
SBR 50 Play Card (18 Holes)
1) Individual Use $2150.00 inc. tax $2107.00 inc. tax (with cash discount)
2) Household Use $2300.00 inc. tax $2254.00 inc. tax (with cash discount)

SBR 50 Play Card (9 Holes)
1) Individual Use $1290.00 inc. tax $1264.20 inc. tax (with cash discount)
2) Household Use $1390.00 inc. tax $1362.20 inc. tax (with cash discount)
*Based on playing 1 – 2 times per week during Fall, Winter, and Spring rate seasons
*Up to a 20% discount compared to Winter Season Prime rate
*2% discount for cash payment at purchase
*Second lowest Chelsea points at 1.0 point per placement…Points in effect while the play card is active
*Can be used for non-resident guests

SBR 25 Play Card (18 Holes)
1) Individual Use $1200.00 inc. tax $1176.00 inc. tax (with cash discount)
2) Household Use $1275.00 inc. tax $1249.50 inc tax (with cash discount)

SBR 25 Play Card (9 Holes)
1) Individual Use $720.00 inc. tax $705.60 inc. tax (with cash discount)
2) Household Use $770.00 inc tax $754.60 inc tax (with cash discount)
*Based on playing one time per week during the Winter rate season
*Up to an 11% discount compared to Winter season Prime rate
*2% discount for cash payment at purchase
*Second lowest Chelsea points at 1.0 point per placement…Points in effect while the play card is active
*Can be used for non-resident guests (Continued on back)

PAY AS YOU GO” FEES
SBR Resident (“Pay as you go”) Please see seasonal daily rate structure below.
*Provides flexibility with four different rates per day and six rate periods during the year
*No pre-pay commitment

DAILY INDIVIDUAL RESIDENT / RESIDENT GUEST GREEN FEES*
*SEASON DATES PRIME MIDDAY TWI / 9 SUPER TWILIGHT
*WINTER 12/01/20 – 03/31/21 $54.00 $43.00 $32.00 $22.00
*SPRING 04/01/21 – 04/30/21 $49.00 $39.00 $29.00 $19.00
*05/01/21 – 05/31/21 $43.00 $35.00 $26.00 $17.00
*SUMMER 06/01/21 – 09/30/21 $38.00 $30.00 $23.00 $15.00
*FALL 10/01/21 – 10/31/21 $43.00 $35.00 $26.00 $17.00
*11/01/21 – 11/30/21 $49.00 $39.00 $29.00 $19.00
*SPECTATOR / RENTAL CLUBS / RANGE FEES*
*SPECTATOR FEE (Non-Playing Spectator) 18 holes – $20.00 9 holes – $14.00
*RENTAL CLUBS 18 holes – $20.00 9 holes – $14.00
*RANGE BUCKET (~35 balls) $4.75
*DRIVING RANGE CARD – 50 buckets (~35 balls each) $200.00 (15% discount off regular bucket price)
*ANNUAL RENTAL CART FEE (per seat) $495.00
*RESIDENT RENTAL CART FEE (per player) $10.00

Photo ID is required each day at check in

2021 High Desert Classic

3 AGE DIVISIONS : 9-49 OR 50-64 OR 65+

Wednesday, September 29, 2021

Mens & Womens Singles

Thursday, September 30, 2021

Womens Doubles

Friday, October 1, 2021

Mixed Doubles 

Saturday, October 2, 2021

Mens Doubles

 

***ALL EVENTS ARE ROUND ROBIN FORMAT

WITH A “SHOOTOUT”

FOR GOLD/SILVER/BRONZE MEDALS***

ALL events are “Skill / Age”

Chelsea Tee Time Reservation System for SaddleBrooke Ranch Tee Times:

On Wednesday, September 1st, 2021 we will be moving to the new User Interface for our Chelsea Tee Time Reservation System. This will allow us to take advantage of the latest software programming updates and the new Chelsea 2.0 mobile app. Additionally, the new interface is designed to automatically adjust the display layout to the screen dimensions on whatever device you are using at the time.

Current users may need to perform the following steps to access the new interface:

1. Delete any “Favorites” and/or “Bookmarks” on your device that you have for Chelsea.
2. Open your web browser (e.g. Chrome, Internet Explorer, Safari, etc.)
3. Navigate to the “SB Ranch Golf Club” Chelsea website by typing “http://sbranch.chelseareservations.com” in address section of your web browser.
4. Steps 1 and 2 are necessary to establish a new Session ID that will allow access to the new user interface.
5. Recreate a Bookmark for the new interface webpage.

Please contact the Pro Shop (520) 818-6403 if you are having any difficulties.

After playing golf one Saturday during the summer, Joel Pritchard, congressman from Washington State and Bill Bell, successful businessman, returned to Pritchard’s home on Bainbridge Island, WA (near Seattle) to find their families sitting around with nothing to do. The property had an old badminton court so Pritchard and Bell looked for some badminton equipment and could not find a full set of rackets. They improvised and started playing with ping-pong paddles and a perforated plastic ball. At first they placed the net at badminton height of 60 inches and volleyed the ball over the net.  As the weekend progressed, the players found that the ball bounced well on the asphalt surface and soon the net was lowered to 36 inches. The following weekend, Barney McCallum was introduced to the game at Pritchard’s home. Soon, the three men created rules, relying heavily on badminton. They kept in mind the original purpose, which was to provide a game that the whole family could play together.