tshaworth

I have played the Preserve many times. Enjoy the layout and setting. Many interesting holes. However, when we played on November 15, 2020, the fairways were in poor condition and several greens had diseased areas. Disappointed to say the least.

Deer Creek is a very nice course. Interesting layout and beautiful setting. Sand traps need work and it would be nice if they had a practice range.

Forty Niner will never be a great golf course, but they have made many improvements and continue to do so. It is a fun course that is in excellent condition and the pace of play is usually very good. It is an excellent value for the price they charge.

White Horse is a beautiful course and was in great condition, but very slow play has become the norm there.

Another slow round at the The Preserve yesterday. Great course, great condition, but 5 hour rounds seem to have become the norm. No ranger, no beverage cart even on a 90 degree day.

Play today was very slow. We had as many as 5 groups backed up on the par 3 holes. The round took almost 5 hours. I don't know what the problem was, but the course was poorly managed today. I don't plan on going back.

The Preserve is a nice, challenging course, but slow play has become a problem. We played the front 9 in less than 2 hours today, but got behind a very slow group on the back and it took almost 3 hours. We did not see a ranger all day.

The Preserve is one of my favorite courses in the Tucson area. It is a challenging layout and always seems to be in excellent condition. Pace of play is usually good. The only problem I have encountered is that it is usually windier there than it is in Tucson.

I love the course and have enjoyed playing del Lago over the years, but the greens have gone from fair to bad to horrible. I haven't played on greens this bad since I played on sand greens as a kid. In my opinion, GolfNow should not book tee times on a course that is in bad shape like del Lago.

Dove Mountain is a great course. It is a drive to get up there, but worth it. The only drawback we had was the cart path only requirement due to overseeding which slowed the pace. Anyone wanting to test their skills on a desert course should put Dove Mountain on their list. It would not be fun for beginners or lesser skilled players.

When we started playing Gold Mtn. three years ago, pace of play was excellent with almost all of our rounds completed under 4 hours, 15 minutes. Rangers were on the course looking for slow play and doing something about it.

This year, 5 hour rounds have become the norm. We see rangers on.the course, but they do nothing to move the play along.

Cascade is definitely the red-headed step child to Olympic. Much of the fairway grass has died and the cart paths are in poor condition.

Olympic is a terrific golf course, as nice as I have ever played, but 5 hour rounds are the norm on that 18, also. We got stuck behind two fivesomes a month or so ago, which we were told was not supposed to happen. But 18 holes and five hours, 15 minutes later, we completed our round with two open holes in front of the first fivesome and without seeing a ranger the entire time.