The Best Golf in Tucson

Silverbell Golf Course

★★★☆☆ 2.9 (22)

"I played 18 holes here with my buddy on an early Saturday morning. I loved this course! The reason I liked it was because it was very open and I could salvage most of my bad shots. This course is great for beginners. The reason I am giving it 4 stars is because I didn't really like the way they organize the tee times. Also my friend and I had a buy one get one free and it was not buy one get one free. They did something weird with the prices, other that it was great!"

Tucson National Golf at Omni Tucson National Resort

★★★★☆ 3.5 (15)

"The golf course that time has passed.This is a typical 1970's Arizona Parkland golf course that has seen better days. Several other similar Arizona parkland courses from the same era have been redesigned. Camelback and Wigwam are two examples. Joe in the pro shop was courteous but harried, Steve was the excellent organizer out in the cart area as he deftly handled the swarms of golfers coming to play in their junket shuttle. Rick was our starter on Catalina and he did a great job of orientation.This course is not in the best condition right now. The fairways are starting to brown, the greens were infested with foreign grasses, the tee boxes were decent. There are no ice chests on these carts, the only water on this course is every third hole with little paper cups. The beverage cart made one brief appearance during our round. This is less than acceptable in desert heat. The course maintenence folks are too intrusive and distracting hereand management should increase awareness training. Mower operators in close proximity to players then starting and stopping engines, workers watering fairways manually with no regard for golfers and walking in front as shots are being addressed are some examples. This is not a player friendly course. You might as well be cart path only. The draconian cart control governor does not permit full use of the golf cart, and makes a round of golf a nasty sloug. The tree lined fairways are wide and forgiving. There are several lakes where the hazard extends past the red stake. Hole #10 is a ball collector for first timers with a draw, #18 is a nasty long par 4 with water all around."

Ventana Canyon Golf & Racquet Club

★★★★☆ 3.9 (24) • $$

"Food, not Golf!!I came here for breakfast at one morning then for dinner the same day. Service was good but it was very pleasant classy place classy people average age was 65. The omelette in the morning was excellent. The salmon salad in the evening was great. Ambience was again for retirees and then for young people. Service is good customer service is good greetings by all the staff.It's on the foothills of the mountain. Nice area no pollution plenty of parking. It looks like wooden lodge from the higher Midwest.My friends have a member here for the last 18 years or so. Nice nice experience overall.If I come back to Tucson I will definitely come back to visit this place if I get invited!"

El Rio Golf Course

★★★★☆ 4.1 (16)

"Great golf course, managed to lose my range finder while out on the course. I called a few days later and recovered my range finder! Awesome staff! Thank you!"

Corey Baehman Golf

★★★★★ 5 (7)

"Corey is my third golf instructor in Tucson and will be my last. He has improved my game well beyond my expectations (dropped my handicap by 10 in 3 months and we're still going)! What I love is how individualized his approach is. I can YouTube drills all day (and have) but my game stays stagnant. He knows which drills you need for your style. For example, I'm a visual/kinetic learned and Corey picked up on that right away. He knew that he could tell me exactly what to do but that it just wouldn't resonate. I had to FEEL it. Corey has forgotten more about golf than I'll ever know which is why his lessons are so invaluable. He also uses an app to send you videos and feedback so that you can work on your weaknesses between lessons (see pic). He has re-inspired my love for the game. A+"

Oro Valley Country Club

★★★★☆ 3.5 (11)

"ABOVE PAR! Wife and I have dined her a total of 4 visits. Sunday brunch, 2 dinners and 1 lunch. Service exceptional. Food quality exceptional. Big bar. Do not like the Clubcorp 20% service fee. After dues and higher prices plus tax and tip it is excessive. Applies to ALL Clubcorp properties not Oro Valley CG only."

Hilton El Conquistador

★★★☆☆ 3 (28)

"Staff is great, rooms are good, food options are minimal, check out is difficult. I stayed here for 6 nights for a conference being held on site. I had a king room with a sofa bed and a balcony. The room itself was comfortable and basic. The balcony faced out which was nice for working outside in the evening. The staff was always helpful. There were several times throughout my stay when I went by the front desk for help. The restaurants' staff were also very nice (except for the bar area; always had trouble getting service the 3 times I tried).Unfortunately the food options were minimal. Most times there was only one option for the meal time, or snacks at the bar or coffee shop. If you are here for a while, I recommend getting a Lyft (cheaper than Uber while I was there) to leave the area. There is also no airport shuttle (likely because they are very far from the airport).They have a hiking trail nearby. Make sure you get good instructions from the front desk or get a valet to take you nearly there. There is no signage until you reach the trailhead (about 0.5 miles including stairs).Check out was really difficult. I saw people checking out over several days, and during that time every time their "systems were down." That's over several days. My roommate wanted to split the costs of our rooms, which should have been easy enough like at other hotels but it wasn't here. They ended up putting a hold for the whole room on both of our cards (taken off later but that was a problem for her). The gym is accessible 24/7 with your room card. They have several cardio machines, a water erg, TRX, dumbbells, and some pulleys. They also offer gym classes periodically but I couldn't make it to one. Next time: I'll make reservations for food elsewhere, but plan for a comfortable night sleep if you're on a back side."

Arizona Golf Exchange

★★★★★ 4.7 (14) • $$

"Finding this place was a hole in one! Had my TaylorMade's re-gripped and landed a slightly used Callaway 460 at a great price. Been in here twice so far, Sean the manager is extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Learned a few days ago, they will be moving a couple doors down to a larger spot. Lots of great deals to be had here, and the customer service is a solid 5 stars.Thanks Sean - see you and the AZ Golf Exchange soon and often."

Ft Huachuca

★★★★★ 5 (4)

"Ft Huachuca is an amazing Post, for a small town. There are a few places to eat, Starbucks, Dunkin Donuts, a small coffee shop in the library, Popeyes and a few more...the Commissary gives Fry's a run for their money, great prices and fresh sushi made while you wait. They have a nice gym, a library, child care center, school, hospital, churches, etc...There is one draw back, (for some) you have to have a military ID card or CAC to get on the Post and use their facilities."

Crooked Tree Golf Course

★★★★☆ 3.5 (17)

"Among the better courses my brother and I have played in Tucson. The course is pretty straight forward; a fairly traditional layout with well maintained, wide fairways and small greens. The day we played the pace of play was on the slower side but not too bad."

Pusch Ridge Golf Course

★★★★★ 4.7 (10)

"One of the best 9 hole courses I've ever played. One short par 5 & one full length, four par 4s, and three par 3s. This is not an easy course. Every par 3 is a challenge, and the other holes are all worthy of a championship course. The greens are small and filled with incredible undulation. I've played it at various times throughout the year and it's always in excellent shape. The views are fantastic! The staff is as first-rate as any private club, and much friendlier. The only complaint I have is I've heard a rumor the course is going to be sold and turned into houses. Just what we need in Tucson - more houses. So sad. Please play this hidden gem before it's too late. It is a golfer's dream. I would put the challenge of Pusch Ridge up against any course in the city, including the private ones."

Saddlebrook Ranch Golf Club

★★★☆☆ 2.5 (12)

"With very well maintained surfaces (tee boxes, fairways and greens), good views, nicely contoured fairways, some reasonably challenging bunkers and other hazards, Saddlebrook Ranch provides a very good experience. Throw in some tasty hot dogs at Ed's Dogs between the 9th and 10th holes; and a very friendly staff and you've got a winner. My brother and I agree that it's a course we will play again. Highly recommended."

Fred Enke Golf Course

★★★★☆ 3.6 (21)

"Went and did a real round today for the first time, I kust say it was a lot of fun and the course is pretty good for our standards in Tucson. The greens are super fast so you have to plan on that, but all in all, given the chance I will be back. If you are a golf snob and need the best of the best to make yourself feel better, then dtay away. But if you are just there to have fun, enjoy the time, it's a good place to go for sure."

San Ignacio Golf Club

★★★☆☆ 3.3 (11)

"My brother and I played Tubac Golf Club - another golf course in the area - two weeks ago and it was a good experience due to some good views and well maintained tee boxes, fairways and greens. The only negative was the cost ($110) for the round. Like Tubac, San Ignacio offers some terrific views and well maintained surfaces. At $44 for the round, it presents a much better value. Highly recommended if you're in the Southern Tucson, Green Valley, Tubac area."

Tucson Golf Vacations

★★★★★ 5 (1)

"BEST AZ GOLF PACKAGE COMPANY AOUND!Customer service is A+. Fast, detailed quote with any and all info you'd need. The owners handle most of the quotes, the emails, the calls, etc. They accomodate single golfers to large groups. Can book homelike accomodations(condo's or homes) on or near your golf courses. When you arrive you'll have a package with all your passes for golf, dinner, etc., plus you'll find your fridge stocked with drinks. Also, you'll have some golf goodies(Titleist golf balls, some tees, etc.). All you need to do is get your airfare and let TGV do the rest. Book your stay, your golf, your transportation, your meals and even some other events. Goto TucsonGolf.com and let them quote you a package."

The Highlands at Dove Mountain

★★★★☆ 4.3 (17) • $$

"After only one round, this course is already among my favorites. All the surfaces - tee boxes, fairways and greens - are very well maintained; the fairways are nicely contoured; the sand traps, desert scrub and water on a couple holes present some good challenges; and there are great views of downtown Tucson and the Tortolita Mountains. Highly recommended."

The Gallery Golf Club

★★☆☆☆ 2 (12)

"I volunteer at an annual charity golf tournament every year and help with set up and a few other things. We've been doing this for probably 20 years and have been all over Tucson, Green Valley and Oro Valley. Our experience at The Gallery Golf Club was exceptional! The staff was incredible, the course gorgeous and well cared for, the rangers and other personnel out on the course were hospitable and kind. There was not one single person who doesn't deserve accolades. The food served in the clubhouse after the tournament was over was top notch and everyone raved about the food. The chef started with us at 6am as he made breakfast burritos for the crowd, accommodated special diet requests and was working hard for the afternoon meal ~ all the while with a genuine smile.Gallery employee Mike coordinated our tournament and helped with all the details. He was the calm amongst the crazy as we were setting up registration tables while eager golfers arrived early. Mike was pulled in a million different directions and calmly handled any all problems that arose.If your group is looking for a location for a charity golf tournament, I highly recommend The Gallery Golf Club."

The Lodge At Ventana Canyon

★★★☆☆ 3.3 (73) • $$$

"Stayed here this past weekend for a wedding . We accidentally went to the resort first. But we're guided to the Lodge which is just down the hill. We were warmly greeted and checked in. Had the pleasure of Chris taking our luggage to our room. He was so nice... and funny. Good start!! Entered our King Suite and it was just beautiful. Everything one would need for a nice weekend stay.. including a claw foot tub. The bed was so comfortable and it was so quite. Loved every minute of that. Had an event at the lodge on Friday night. The food was top notch. Delicious. Breakfast in the morning... wonderful. The wedding was located 3 miles away. The hotel driver was kind enough to drop us off and pick us up. Paul was just wonderful.I must say... I need to come back and do a vacation just for relaxation and golfing. The views are break taking."

Quail Canyon Golf Course

★★★☆☆ 3.3 (8)

"3.5 starsThis review is for the permanent disc golf course that is also located on this ball golf course. The address is somewhat misleading as the entrance is actually off of Rudasill. It will cost you $10 to play 18. You can rent a golf cart for $5 for up to 2 people riding.This course is great for long arms. There isn't a short basket on the whole course. Hence for me, who does not possess a long arm, 3.5 stars. It will take you longer to play than on a dedicated disc golf course if you do not rent a cart. There really are not many obstacles for long arm throwers. Yes, there are trees, but there are fairways, and this course is excellent for honing your fairway drives. There is a water hazard for two of the baskets and if your disc lands in the drink, you can go to the clubhouse, plunk down a deposit, and use the golden retriever (which is actually white, in this case). The club forbids anyone from going into the water, so please respect that.A plus is that there is grass. The website shows pictures of beautiful green grass, but it isn't quite that spectacular. And there still is some dirt around. There is a club house so you can buy drinks and snacks. There is a water fountain to fill up your H2O bottle. And there are clean restrooms.One of the rules that the local disc club has for this course is that all the greens are Out of Bounds (OB). I'm sure they have a good reason. I haven't researched it on the PDGA site, but maybe there is a universal rule for it. I think it is silly. That means that for just about every basket on this course, there is an OB, right by the basket. It's not like disc golfers are going to ruin the greens by walking on it or throwing from it. There are not going to be drives but putts made from a green. So I think it is a silly rule.They hold tournaments here, so the local disc-ers must like it. I'm sure that there are plenty of disc golfers that would give this 4 or even 5 stars. A couple of my friends would. I just don't like paying to play. I don't like getting behind ball golfers and having to wait as it takes them longer to play the hole than it does for us to play the basket. The ball golfers are respectful and friendly, don't get me wrong, I just don't like sharing a course with them.Even my long arm buddies don't get too many birdies on this course: I don't get any. There are a couple of baskets where it might be possible and I've come close, just missing my medium or long putt.My recommendation is to give it a try. Maybe you will like it way more than I enjoy it. If you are a disc golfer in Tucson, you have to try it at least once."

San Pedro Golf Course

★★★☆☆ 3.2 (11)

"This is the only local course. Not a bad course! We tee'd off just before 9AM...it appeared to have been watered early this morning...overwatered to be exact. The cart path was really muddy and there were lots of places on the fairways that were soggy. But where the course was dry it was pretty good. There was a drink cart cruising around...the bloodymaries were good! No objections to playing this course again."

Arizona National Golf Club

★★★★☆ 4.1 (46)

"Today was the second time my brother and I played this course and we both rate it outstanding. This course offers it all - well maintained tee boxes (many are elevated and require you to hit over hazards or through narrow windows), fairways and greens (good sized with slight undulations); challenging tee shots, some hazards; and the best views (along with Lookout Mountain in Phoenix) of any of the Arizona courses I have played. Highly recommended if you're in the Tucson area."

Quail Creek

★★★☆☆ 2.9 (12)

"As we were detoured from a ghost town trip, we decided to give this grill a try. It's located within a gated community and overlooks a golf course. We had excellent service and were seated immediately. We dined for lunch; I got a cobb salad, my husband a hot dog and my friend a turkey burger. The drinks are all served in goblets. Also there is a cocktail lounge connected to the dinning space, and several golfers were laughing it up and enjoying themselves. Overall Quail Creek has a very nice decor and a good service staff. The food was a-OK, my salad was fresh and hit the spot. I always get ranch dressing and there was just nothing exciting to write home about when it came to the meal. So if you are looking for a nice place to enjoy a meal out of the heat, this is the sort of place to relax in and converse with friends. Somewhat spa like, with an open southwestern motif. The menu selection was not varied, and no daily special was offered. However, it was enough variety that their menu accommodated two persons with special diets in my group. However there was no stand out menu item that grabbed at me."

The Stone Canyon Club

★★★☆☆ 3.1 (7)

"I am not a golfer, or at least a round-ball golfer (I'm a disc golfer) but a friend took me out to this course to give it a try. So that's my disclosure.I will say that I am truly impressed.This is a Phil Mickelson course and my friend explained to me that when it first opened, it was designated as the best desert golf course in the country. I believe it.The course itself is in a gorgeous setting. From various spots on the course, you have spectacular views of all the mountain ranges and the city of Tucson. The course is placed in the middle of rolling hills and the Sonoran desert, so you have lush, Sonoran vegetation all around. Such a pleasure to be out in such a natural environment.The course itself is fairly long. It is not a question of IF you will rent a cart, they just give you a cart. Of course, it is all included in the membership, but more on that later. The course is fun and challenging. There are three very long pins. There are no groves of trees, the largest plants you'll see are Saguaro cactus, so there are not many dog leg type of holes around tall bark. But the traps are strategically placed and if you are unfortunate enough to hit one outside the fairway, you'll be in rock and cactus.A nice perk about being in among the Sonoran desert is the wildlife. We saw a rattle snake slowly slithering off the fairway into the rough on one hole, a family of five white-tail deer not 15 feet from us, and watched a huge raptor flying above us. Very cool.The greens and fairways are maintained and looked beautiful among the desert surroundings. Everything on this course is well maintained.The cart path is fun in and of itself as it has many elevations and curves--my partner had fun driving us around and it almost felt like a Disney ride.There are coolers in strategic places filled with ice and water bottles. Each cart has a cooler with four water bottles. There is a drink cart that makes the rounds with water and pop.When you drive up, an employee greets the member, in this case by name, and took my friend's bag to the cart. When we finished, it was a different employee and he took my friend's bag to his car and asked him if he was driving the Jag today (he also addressed my friend by name) and he even knew the special way he had to put it in the trunk to make it fit.So lots of perks.We ate at the club house restaurant. He had an awesome looking quesadilla with chicken and I had a salmon sandwich. Both were excellent. The sweet potato fries were also excellent. The prices were actually reasonable for being at the club house. The food was excellent.The club house itself is fairly new, and it is gorgeous. A beautiful building with beautiful views.It was also fun in that my friend, an architect, designed many of the expensive homes that are in this subdivision surrounding the course. As we played, he pointed out the several houses that he designed.A very nice experience."

Mountain View Golf Club

★★★★★ 5 (1)

"Course is quite interesting and well worth playing. Highly recommend playing it and enjoying a delicious meal with views of the mountains!"

The Golf Club At Dove Mountain

★★★☆☆ 2.8 (28)

"My brother, a friend and I played the 9-hole Saguaro and Wild Burro courses. Situated in the High Sonoran Desert, with great views of the surrounding Tortolita Mountain Range, this course designed by Jack Nicklaus offers plenty of challenges including some water, a handful of narrow fairways, lots of sand traps and undulating greens. Other than a couple greens on the Saguaro course which were in poor shape, the tee boxes, fairways and greens were in very good shape, particularly considering how dry Tucson has been over the last couple months. I look forward to the next round at this very good course."

Sewailo Golf Club

★★★★☆ 3.6 (36)

"This is an absolutely breath-taking course, and one of the most-favorite course I've gotten to play. I came down for a scramble tournament which allowed me to play/try a lot of fun shots around the course thanks to mine & my playing partners. I think the trickiest thing overall was finding the pro shop/parking lot since there aren't a lot of big signs around the grounds which point you to them. I had to rent clubs and for $50 got to play with brand-new ladies Calloways, and inside it contained a cute bag of Calloway tees& balls. I kept wishing I could've taken those clubs home, it really was something magical to kill a ball straight down the fairway ~200 yards!The course is tricky, and in a lot of 2nd-hit spots it's hard to see the green (unless playing a par 3). The wind was atrocious the day of our tournament, so it really felt like a PGA course with all the fixins. Thankfully though the carts are fairly intelligent with the play suggestions. If you go too off-course with them, it will literally shut down, speaking from experience. I would love to come back & play Sewaillo again, maybe straight-up without the scramble style tourney."

Canoa Ranch Golf Club

★★★☆☆ 2.7 (27)

"Certainly an interesting course. The rating may be closer to a 3.5 but I went ahead and rounded up. An unusual fact about the course is that there are six par 3s ... and they were all pretty challenging. They were relatively long, and like a lot of holes on the course, there is significant desert scrub between the tee boxes and the fairways. If playing from either of the two back tees, you need some distance and accuracy to clear the scrub and get to the fairway/green. The surfaces - tee boxes, fairways and greens - were in pretty good shape; there were some good views of the Sierrita Mountains; a very friendly staff; and good food in The Grill on The Green. My brother and I agreed that this is a course worthy of a return."

Del Lago Golf Club

★★★☆☆ 2.5 (30)

"I originally gave a 5-stars rating but knocked it down to 4-stars following our experience in the Hacienda del Lago where we grabbed a bite to eat after the round. In the past my brother and I have had great experiences; we always had the same waitress who provided the right amount of attentiveness and had a great attitude. This time was significantly different. After being seated, we waited 6-7 minutes without being waited on or even acknowledged ... despite the fact one of the waitresses - later identified as Jasmine - walked by on multiple occasions and was aware we had yet to be approached by anyone from the wait staff. For some reason, she had quite a negative attitude. It was only after my brother approached the hostess stand and requested service was a waitress (Grace) assigned to our table. Fortunately, she turned out to be terrific! Interestingly enough, the next group - a different complexion than me and my brother - that arrived was seated at the table next to ours and Jasmine nearly sprinted to their table to greet them. On the good side, the golf course is among my favorites. The tee boxes, fairways and greens are always in good to great shape; there are some great views of the nearby Rincon Mountains; the elevated tees ( with narrow windows) and desert scrub are challenging but fair; and the staff is always friendly. Highly recommended if you're looking for a course while in the Southern Tucson/Vail area."

Torres Blancas Golf Club

★★☆☆☆ 2.4 (14)

"When visiting my parents in sunny, Green Valley I am always fortunate enough to spend a couple days going to the local golf courses and playing some rounds at the local joints. That being said I have been to the majority of courses all over Southern Arizona multiple times. Torres Blancas is one of these courses I have played on occasion.As for golf reviews they can be very subjective so if you like to golf and if this course is close go ahead and enjoy it. I for one look for 3 major things for me to really enjoy a course, one the fairway and green conditions: At Torres Blancas they were somewhat spotty at best, for $50 I expect some pretty nice conditions, since the average price around the area is $30-40 on Golf Now. Now I'm not saying the conditions were intolerable, they definitely could use some improvement. (Of the 5 courses I played this week, this was by far the worst.) Next I look at the views: Torres Blancas has some beautiful views of the mountains as seen in my pictures I posted and it has a fairly nice layout for the area of land it has to work with. Lastly, I look at the ease of play: They had 5 different tee boxes, women get a sizable break and there is a starter and ranger keeping the play around 4 hours which is always nice. Overall I give this course a solid 3 stars maybe closer to 3.5. It was fun, but I definitely enjoy other's better. I recommend if you can find a deal go here and enjoy it otherwise take a look around and you may find something better. Plenty of options and plenty of golf to be played!"

SaddleBrooke Active Retirement Community

★★★★★ 5 (2)

"This was a one stop shop for our group. The lunch at the Preserve restaurant along with the round of golf there were a hit. We saw two bobcats on the golf course which made our day. The views from that course are surprising. we did not expect so much greenery in the desert and from the patio at the restaurant are wonderful."

Quarry Pines Golf Club

★★★★☆ 3.5 (42)

"Like San Ignacio Golf Club in Green Valley, Quarry Pines offers well maintained surfaces (tee boxes, fairways and greens), great views, elevated tees, some challenging holes with narrow fairways, and most intriguingly, presents a great value at $60 a round. The only negatives are the clubhouse is really more like a snack bar - not so great - and the day we played - Saturday, April 23rd - the beverage cart attendant seemed to have an attitude, wasn't friendly at all and didn't seem all that interested in asking if we desired refreshments on the two occasions she passed our group. The negatives aside, it's a course I highly recommend if you're in the area and one I plan to play again ... I'll just be sure to bring my own cold Gatorade and not worry about cart service."

Ed Britton Golf

★★★★★ 5 (1)

"Great instructor, easy manner and can relate to any age/ability. Even though he works inside the simulator is more than adequate - and it is air conditioned! Follows up lessons with videos for a personal touch. Ed was able to get my game in shape for my PGA testing. Appreciate a vet taking care of a vet. (Full disclosure, I am also a PGA professional - but we all need help at some point)."

El Conquistador Golf and Tennis

★★★☆☆ 2.9 (8)

"Just ok. The price of $39, was commiserate with the course. The disconnect for us was that we thought that we were playing at the Resort where were stayed. The website is quite confusing! That said, no fixed carries or real hazards. Pretty easy course. One call out- we didn't see a Ranger all afternoon and at one point there were 4 groups on one Par 4. Beautiful weather saved the day, despite the golf shop refusing my 20% off lunch receipt Apparel coupon on a sale rack shirt. No restrictions on coupon or signage in shop. You can keep your shirt. I left pissed... we won't be back."

Tubac Golf Resort & Spa

★★★★☆ 3.9 (145) • $$

"I was fortunate to stay here last weekend- the beginning of December. I enjoyed the room, the restaurant, and the spa, but I did not golf, so if you want reviews on that, keep scrolling. If you are from the Valley, this resort is owned by the same company that owns the Hermosa Inn and Rancho Manana and this place does not stray far from this group of lovely resorts. We hit a beautiful weekend, that had warm sunny days and then cooled off beautifully at night. Sweater weather- at night anyway! They have three different rooms and we stayed in a hacienda which was spacious and pretty. It has parking right in front of the room, a very large bathroom, and an open bedroom/living room area with fireplace. Of course they have all the normal amenities like a bar fridge, a safe, and a large tub. The above average amenities are the nice robe, a bar sink, and a private patio in the back with a view of the property. The grounds are really lovely. Definitely a beautiful spot to get married or to have an event. Large grassy areas, a big pool area with two pools and a hot tub, a gift store, a spa, and of course golf! You could come and stay here for a few days without leaving.We dined at the restaurant the first night we stayed here and the food was tasty. It is busy so make a reservation. They offer an eclectic menu, and I went out of my comfort zone and ordered pork schnitzel and it was delicious. Service could have been a little quicker but I think they want people to come and relax here. They have a bar off to the side that is fun too.The spa is compact but lovely. I had a great massage, and they have a sauna and a steam room in each locker room. My massage therapist was an esthetician too so she helped me with a little issue which was a bonus. They did remind me to not use too many towels. The bed was generally comfortable, and although there was an event of some kind going on, I did not hear a thing! The room was well over 600 square feet and quite clean. It was right around $300 and really is a lovely room for that price. I recommend this resort as a nice get away Phoenix."

Dell Urich at Randolph Golf Course

★★★☆☆ 2.9 (25)

"Great place to golf in tucson. Especially since it is I'm midtown tucson. Greens are well maintained and also the fairways. Prices are good and they are very accommodating. Quick to help and get you out on the course."