Fred Enke Golf Course

Yes I've golfed most of the courses in Tucson and this has to be one of my top 3 for sure highly recommend!

Good conditions of green s and fairways.Pace was adequate 4 hr/ 18holes. Carts were smooth and nearly new. Staff were professional. Cart paths on back nine were smooth concrete, front 9 was dirt paths. Good value mini course has driving range and good practice greens .

Had a good time shooting this course, and luckily a couple joined our twosome, or else I think we would have gotten lost. The layout is interesting, and the way to the next hole unclear to a stranger to the course. Having said that, we got through it fine, and even got to see some wildlife fairly close - a pack of coyotes and some roadrunner. A good time was had at this Tucson muni course.

A great experience on a very well maintained desert course. The tee boxes, fairways - narrow and challenging - and greens were in great shape. I had heard it was a good, tough course and it lived up to the billing. I will definitely play this course again.

Its a desert golf course with a thin green fairway and danger everwhere but it was overall in decent shape with a straight forward front 9 followed by a challenging back 9. Fun course with decent staff...except for the starter who seemed to be in a daze and did a poor job of pairing my lone single with a twosome that he let off early and then jammed a foursome behind them. I had to drive by the grumpy old guy foursome to introduce myself to the twosome on the ladies tee and as the jammed up 4some were allowed to prematurely loiter at the mens tee I had to tee off from the ladies on that one hole. You'd figure with as much play as this course gets the starter would better contol the waiting area. Proshop was nonexistent but was well run and food counter was fine. Other than the starter it was a good experience.

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.

This is a review for the driving range. It's about as good as can be expected. It wasn't very busy so there was plenty of room. The range balls are available from a machine and they are pretty good quality. Pro tip: make sure you bring some singles. The option for the small bucket is $4 and ONLY takes singles. I didn't have that many singles so I had to opt for the large basket. That takes $5's and $1's.Other than that there's not much more to say. There's plenty of parking and there was somebody riding around on a cart if you needed any help but other than that they leave you alone.

Due to time commitments needed to play a course close to Tucson Airport. This was within 15 mins. It is a city owned course and some TLC is needed. Played with 2 fun gents which helped with the location of the greens. It is target golf and the greens are very undulating. Would try other courses before replaying.

The course is in great shape and so much debris has been cleared out it's great.But the tee selection sites don't fit the average Fred enke golfer and it takes away from the fun and slows down play. For example, no one should have to hit driver on par 3 #11 and then not clear the gulley on #12! The white tees are the most commonly used and the most poorly placed.The beverage gals inside and in the cart are frickin so nice and the best.Awesome practice facility!

Great place to relax and hit a few balls. Out in the middle of nowhere. People seem nice.