Fred Enke Golf Course

The course is well maintained and it is a challenging course. The fairways are narrow so you gotta hit ‘em straight.

Played here for the first time while on vacation to the area. Played with two brothers from the area. A frost delay of two hours had a lingering effect into the afternoon, so we were delayed a half hour. Course is very interesting with lots of ups and downs and forced carries. Conditions on the grass areas was very good. Driving range was also expansive and balls were reasonably priced. Enjoyed our round and will play again when in the area. Thanks Todd & Brad for helping us navigate the course!

The course was in the best condition I can remember.
However, our 1:45pm tee time should have left us with plenty of time to finish 18 before sunset. We ended up abandoning our round after 12 hole.
There were at least 5 groups in front of us at the first tee, and play was exceedingly slow all afternoon.
They should at least offer a rain check for 9 holes when things are this backed up

This is the best condition the fairways, greens, and bunkers have been in since we have been playing this golf course. Another huge benefit are the new EZGO golf carts.

Challenging, course is in great shape!!!
Great deal for the price...highly recommend

Very narrow fairways, if you're not hitting straight you will lose a lot of balls and get frustrated. Very scenic though, more enjoyable than a lot of the courses that play through houses. This is a desert experience.

Great course for the money. Conditions were very good. First time playing so a little course knowledge would be a benefit. Will be back

Showed up around noon to a full course but no ill effects from the mornings frost delay. Today was a good day. Fairways and greens in really good shape and even a ball in the trap has enough sand to play. Today was a good day….i did hit a few bad shots and messed around and got a triple bogey- but hey, weather great! Staff at course great! All in all,,,,,today was a really good day-

The best practice facilities I have seen at any public course.

Driving range is well marked with yardages, they have duel greens, 1 for chipping and 1 for up to 50 yards with many different shot types available.

Golf balls for the range are very inexpensive.

This may be the best condition I have seen the Tucson City courses ever! A lot on actual sand in the traps would be wonderful. But overall wow!

Everything was in great shape. The only issue was the pace of play.

Everything looking good, greens rolling mid-fast , smooth, holding fine. Bunkers decent, cart paths can always use work. I think the best city course value, and nice scenery as well. Can play slow, as there are hazards and desert to avoid. Good bar and food if you have the time as well.

The course was in the best shape I've ever seen for a city of tucson course but the way it's managed is bad. I had to play behind an 8 some on the back 9 but thats probably due to a lack of ranger, but it was still quicker than the front. What might keep me from returning is the fact that I had a 2:23 tee time and I didn't tee off until almost 2:40 because the starter let a pair that didn't have a tee time go ahead of me at 2:23, and one of them was clearly a beginner that hit every shot as it lied, no dropping with your experienced partner. This continued for the entire front nine. You get what you get for $40 I guess.