Robert1824856

I generally play this course on every visit to HH. It may be that the hurricane Emma caused the damage, but the greens are in bad shape and invaded by some sort of leafy grass. Many sand traps were pure mud and unplayable. I'll play here again, but not until the staff has time to repair the course. Hopefully a few months of maintenance will bring the course back to standards.

Always a great day at the Preserve. Greens could have been a bit faster, but overall the course was in very good condition.

No level lies to be found. You must stay in the fairways and be able to play in rolling (uneven) terrain. Bring a camera and lots of extra balls.

Restricted to cart path only due to over-seeding. Not a major problem, but I wish GolfNow had a way to notify those conditions. Course was in good shape, greens fast, fairways excellent.

Waited on every tee and every fairway. Must either Marshall better or spread the tee times.

Course required some maintenance on the bunkers and fairways were dry. Practice facilities were closed due to construction in the area.

Course was just opened from overseeding...and it still played great. Staff was very helpful, conditions were great. We used a golf now coupon and enjoyed a super day at an excellent rate. Best course we have played in the Tucson area.

Beautiful and challenging layout. Played after a heavy
rain, but course drained well and greens were in great shape...only one or two wet holes.

You have to have a straight game & 200 yd carry for this desert course. Target golf at its best. Big greens and very well kept. We rented a condo on the 17th green and watched dozens of golfers try to hit this 200 yard par3. About one in five hit the green; the rest played out of the cactus. Played 4 times this week. Each time was great.