Crooked Tree Golf Course

I was in the area for a golfing trip. We played six rounds in eight days. The Crooked tree was day three for us. Crooked Tree was a decent course. It felt like a local muni. Nothing really stood out to make me feel this course was special. With that said, it's not a bad course. It was still fun, and we enjoyed ourselves. I would have given a four, however the pro shop was pretty rude.

The course was in absolutely horrible condition. The cups were falling out of the holes and there was hardly any green grass. They still charged $35 to play.

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.

This is the type of course to play if you're looking for your round to be very forgiving. Wide fairways, and easy greens. It was fun to play, but not much of a challenge. I'm no pro, but I tend to shoot in the high 70s to low 80s. The course appeared that it could use some TLC, but overall was pretty good.

Very professional staff, course in good shape good price, compared to San Diego courses.

Decent enough course. Plays easy and doesn't have anything crazy. The par 3s are interesting as two are over water and one is long at about 200 from the whites. Loses points because every time I play here, winter or summer, I end up teeing off at least 20 minutes late. Pace of play is ok but can be a little slow. A tad overpriced for the area.

Although slightly pricey for what it is during winter, Crooked Tree has a great practice facility and the staff is always nice and helpful. The range card offerings makes practice really economical. A medium bucket saves ~30% and brings the price from 8 dollars to 5.50 per bucket. The staff in the pro shop are efficient and helpful. Have also seen the golf pro, David Mcdaniel, a few times and he's a great pro to work with. Remembering that this is a municipal course and not the Gallery, the course is nicely kept and a fun spot to play a round.

My favorite course in Tucson. Perfect place to walk after work. On weekends the pace of play can be a bit slow, but I've played much much slower courses in the area that cost a hell of a lot more.

I have been here twice now and I have enjoyed it both times. I am new to golf so I don't know a lot about the course, that being said the sand traps are like gravel. I wouldn't want to hit out of them. The area around the greens are maintained. There are definitely some ugly spots but overall it's nice! The main reason I like is because their summer prices are reasonable. My friend and I found a coupon so we pay $35 for the both of us! I am not sure how experienced golfers feel about this place but I like it!

Great track. Guys in the pro shop were great getting out a single. Course was in great shape even though I was a little rusty. Luckily I was put with a twosome that had played here, they tried to keep me out of trouble. I would definitely recommend playing here.