Sewailo Golf Club

A thoroughly enjoyable golf course which is very well maintained. A nice mix of hazards wide fairways and challenging greens. Also, there are some beautiful views as you make your way around the 18 holes. Combine all that with a very friendly staff and it's worthy of multiple return trips.

$94 for a 7:40am tee time is absurd. Pretty course with great and friendly service at the clubhouse. They did have three different cart services out on the course (which is a plus). I think the course was phenomenal and worth the price when Troon was running management. Course conditions aren't horrible, but could be better (have been better).

Magnificent course. From check in the last putt it was a phenomenal experience. Bag drop was attentive and making sure everything was sanitized. The driving range was nice. The starter and process was well organized. The tees, fairways and greens were all well taken care of and in great shape. The course had a very nice layout. The views were also spectacular. Highly recommend.

My favorite course in Tucson BY FAR. The staff - Robb, Greg and Henry - are professional in every way. The golf course is in impeccable condition year round.The $20.00 range fee enables you to hit as many balls as you like and enables you to use the short game area as well. I drive 35 minutes to enjoy the quality practice experience. Tucson is lucky to have such a great course and facility.

The course is nice. What really killed it was the golf carts and the lack of shade and no water stops. We're in a Desert so you would think they would have water refill stations but nothing. Golf carts were awful. They have gps link to them so the second you get off the path it shuts down on you. A lot of walking even though we had golf carts. We had a handicapped individual and the worker said they would make it so we could get closer but nothing changed. Only way out of it is reverse. Spent over 30 minutes just backing up. Would not recommend this golf course mainly because of the golf carts.

This is a very well run and well maintained course. They stick to the rules and seem fair. The starter was friendly and engaged in nice small talk. I don't like the fact that if you go off course the cart shuts off. My partner and I had to push it about 15 feet after accidentally going out of bounds with it.

20.00 to hit golf balls... do not come here for any reason. This course is only about suckering people into blowing a bunch of money... would definitely not come back..

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.

Don't be fooled by professional marketing photos. The formerly well maintained golf course is now suffering from lack of maintenance funding. For the premium green fees, golfers expect a premium golfing experience. Not here anymore. Unfortunately, the Tribe has chosen to fund construction of a new casino as a source of income. The golf course is declining as an asset for the tribe. Very sad.

Too expensive to play a tricked up course with blind tee shots into severely sloping fairways that takes straight drives into hazards.