Skyline Country Club

Skyline offers the best junior golf program in Tucson and their PGA Junior Team has won the Tucson league championship the past two years (2021 and 2022).

I had lunch here today with a large group. I ordered a bowl of gazpacho with crab, a creme brulee and an iced coffee with cream. Everything was tasty. The bill came to $26.75 including tax and an automatically added 20% service charge.

I don't belong here and was only invited for dinner, so my review is for the restaurant and the amazing view. My boyfriend and I met his boss for dinner on a Saturday. It was decently busy with quite a few families and a lot of kids, but it wasn't too loud.We were encouraged to get the special, which needed to be ordered in advance. It was a lamb shank with gnocchi and vegetables. So we ordered one of those, along with a filet, and shared. The lamb was tender and delicious and the sauce that came with it tied the whole dish together. The filet was also excellent. It was cooked perfectly medium rare and seasoned well. I ordered mashed potatoes as my side, and they were a little too thin and creamy for my taste.The BF's boss belongs here, so we probably got decent service since they are regulars, and they also have their own wine locker at the club. The prices seem on par for a country club restaurant. I ordered a lower-priced glass off the menu, XYZin, and it was good and stood up to the red meat. The restaurant has a terrific view of Tucson and a nice patio.

My family were members of Skyline country Club for years, and then my husband and i joined on our own. For ages the job was horrendous, but they finally got a decent chef. The club house, however, is run down and needs a lot of repairs; and the management is horrible. In fact, the management has changed frequently over the past few years. The club feels more like a cheap bar and grill than the lovely club that it used to be. My husband and I quit and joined Ventana Country Club, and we are much, much happier.

Gorgeous view! Great and friendly service throughout. Course is narrow and challenging. Food was good. While a bit older, this club is a hidden Gem in Tucson in my opinion. Forget La Paloma with all the "hotel" crowds overrunning the place. If you are looking for a "private" club in the Foothills,, this place checks the boxes. Bonus - it is behind a staffed gate - so it is not "overrun" by non-members like La Paloma. We love this place.

Skyline is a hidden gem. The clubhouse/restaurant has one of the best views in Tucson. The food is really good - simple and well prepared with excellent presentation. The wait staff is attentive and friendly. The management of the club is outstanding from the GM, to the membership director, to the food and beverage manager. Everyone is outgoing, welcoming and professional. And the members are also extremely welcoming and friendly. The facilities might be a little dated in places but the ongoing improvements are impressive and the place is full of charm.

Golf course is ok; not the best practice putting green, but view from clubhouse is the reason to visit. Played with a member and enjoyed it.

My husband and I had a late lunch yesterday along with a cocktail and some AMAZING views! Staff was friendly and attentive and the food was delicious.

I was invited to go golfing with some friends and the second we walked down the hill their were golf carts and our clubs waiting for us ready to go. The service was amazing and the employees were even better. The grass on all of the holes were green and freshly cut which made the experiences all the better. The only problem I had was on the last drive up the hill to put away the cart the battery started to die which made the drive agonizingly slow.

Place needs a lot of TLC. The building leaks in the men's locker room and smells badly because of the grease trap that is never emptied. One day it even started flowing down the cart path. This used to be a nice golf course but they have lost it and now sadly I can't even call it a goat track because that would be harsh to goats.