Quarry Pines Golf Club

Really great views and stunning elevation changes on the back 9. Course seems to cut some cost of the green fee by not maintaining each blade of grass like Ventana Canyon or another ridiculously priced course.Course is tough, be ready for target golf! Food was very good at the restaurant, but the pro shop is very minimal.

I've played at Quarry Pines Golf Course a handful of times, and it's always been a great experience. The staff are friendly and welcoming, and they offer to clean your clubs at the end of your round, which is a nice touch.The course has a good practice area for chipping and putting, which is great for warming up. I do wish they had a driving range, though.The front nine is more traditional, but the back nine is where the views get emaculate! It's built right into the quarry, giving it a unique look and feel. It's definitely a fun and different challenge. Most of the holes have great distance between players and it ranges from Par 3-5. I'd recommend Quarry Pines to anyone, although you should be prepared to lose a few balls, especially if your game is anything like mine. The prices can be a bit high, but there are usually deals on golf scheduling apps.

Very nice track. Fairways were perfect. Greens were a little shaggy. Guessing they are coming out of aerating. Best $20 I've ever spent on golf.

Wanted to get away from the crowd in the valley during the WMPO and Superbowl weekend. So I headed down to Tucson for a day for a round of golf.Why did I choose Quarry Pines? It wasn't all the way into Tucson. I'm truly glad it was a decent choice. I know there are other choices in the area that are far better. But Quarry Pines was more than adequate. This course definitely has two personalities. The front nine is lined with homes on both sides of the fairways. Nothing special, and the type of course you normally see in the desert. The back nine, however, is harder, goes through the old Quarry, and has a lot more character.This course was well worth the visit.

This course was pretty cool and quite reasonable compared to others in the area. The setting is the same as the name----it's juxtaposed next to a real quarry. The course could be quite challenging. Especially when you don't have good golf clubs. The club rentals were reasonable, but the selection was questionable. It was hard to adjust my game to the rental clubs. I would definitely play there again as long as I brought my clubs. The staff there was very nice.

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.

Nice and unique course. I would golf it again. I and a relatively mew golfer returning from a 20 year absence.

Frost delay yesterday. Staff was rude, aggressive, almost threatening. Unfortunately this was the second time in a row that the cart staff treated our group like this. I have avoided going back but our large group wanted to play the course. I'll stick to better courses with staff that are welcoming and professional. It's unfortunate that the good layout can't value the golfers with good staff.

Decent course for the price. Fairways and Tee Boxes were passable. Greens were really bad.

I made an early single tee time for 6:12AM To avoid the heat. I am a three handicap. I get to the golf course and check in and pay. Get to #1 tee box and there is a regular group of old guy members that have the first two tee times of which mine is with them. They aggressively tell me they had two more players joining them and i will need to get another tee time. David (one of the assistant pros)and another member who decided to play that morning but had no tee time. I thought I have a tee time and I am not going to ruffle any feathers so I will wait. One of the members says they will get one of the pros. Still no worries. The pro comes and tells me they are moving me back to a later time with a single and a twosome. We wait and twosome doesn't show up. We tee off and immediately catchup to the old guy member groups. We wait on every hole because they don't want our twosome to play through. Adds at least an hour to our round. You may think you have a tee time but if the members (or staff) want the time you won't have one. The signs may say public welcome but they are not.