San Ignacio Golf Club

I personally had a great time here, only beef is they do not have a moving beverage cart. They have their beverage cart stationed by the putting green, So, you better stock up since you're not going to be able to get anything else until the turn.With that said, This is a very fun course, With some great scenery added. You can get yourself into to trouble if you are not on the fairway. At times, it can me target golf. Fairways are in decent shape, greens were in great shape, and bunkers were soft. This course is only as difficult as you make it. Service was decent, and their driving range is across the street. Like I said, I had a great time and would play again!

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.

Service was very slow - like I could have died and no one noticed slow. Had the Hog Wings for an app & shared a sandwich which was ok. Drinks are weak on the pour. Not sure if I would go back. That said, good luck finding any good food in GV unless you make it yourself.

Round of golf starting with a reverse shotgun only to place 3 groups on the 1st hole. Why have a shotgun start?? Now an hour wait on first hole.

Holy cow 53 minutes for one hole and tee off on number 2!! Incredible don't waste your time! I guess I donated my 35 bucks to AZ for the free warm up bucket

It is amazing how un-accommodating golf courses are to include this one. Just wanted to play 9 holes as a single, and was willing to pay the 18 hole fee. I play fast and asked if I could tee off on the 10th hole when the first tee time was starting tee #1. The response "is oh no that cannot be done"... where did the accommodations and fun go... Never have this problem in other areas. Maybe it is a Green Valley thing..?? Not sure but will wait to get to Scottsdale to spend my monies... 2021 is on a roll...

The Coyote Grill at San Ignacio Golf Course has a new chef and has a great new menu. My husband and I have eaten off the Happy Hour Menu several times now. My husband loves the beef sliders where I've tried almost everything on that particular menu. I especially love the Bruschetta which is made using the bread and mozzarella cheese made right there at the restaurant. I know everyone has their own likes and dislikes but give it a try and see how you like the new menu.

I enjoyed this course. Soft greens to keep you on the greens. Challenging holes but not too difficult. I would play the course again.

Course did NOT enforce golf etiquette. People in front were blaring rap music and kids were driving all over course running over cart signs, chunking the greens up... called pro shop to send out ranger and even spoke to person at end of course and was told that they take lessons here and "the golf course is the best place to learn to drive" other than that the course was decent, fairways were a little rough and need water and greens were bumpy and rough from being arrogated. Went to grill after and server was a bit rude when food wasn't cooked properly but third time was a charm.

We pulled into the parking lot and a cart attendant showed up with 2 carts ready to go at our vehicles. The course was in good shape with some new tee box locations. Have played here on and off for 20 years and it's still one of my all time favorites. After the round we went in for a few drinks and food. New bartender Linda was awesome and very helpful. The only issue we had was there was no beverage cart on the course that day.