mflemaster

This course is perfection. Played 18 with my brother (I'm an 8.6 hcp and he is a 4.5 hcp) and we were both impressed. This may be one of the best courses I've ever played which includes the staff experience. Just so I can throw out some cons, a couple of the bunkers were thin on sand, one of the mowers parked in the landing area on one hole waiting for us to hit, and the toilet paper was thin (lol). We will be playing again tomorrow and if I'd known about their specials we would have played it all week. Must play in PS.

Got to play for a Hot Deal for $65, regular would have been $110. I would have been disappointed if I paid $40. The Wild Burro 9 holes were in good shape and by itself may have gotten 4 stars, but playing the Tortolita 9 holes made this a bad day.

The tees were shaggy, fairways were not cut down, bunkers were thin, and greens had gashes and dirt spots. It's possible this was just after overseed, but staff said they hadn't started yet when I told them after the round and that is scary.

The Tucson city courses are all in better shape right now. I don't know if I'll ever place this track again and would suggest anyone avoid this place for at least a month or so.

I've played here a couple times over the years and like the layout and staff. Condition started going downhill about two years ago when I think the greens got overrun. Read a couple very high rated reviews and thought I'd give it another go. Greens are going to be great, but were freshly punched. The rest of it was in rough shape. Tees, fairways, and rough were not in good shape. Bunkers looked ok but this is the time of COVID, they are played as ground under repair.

I'll give it another try in a month or so and see if this needs updating.

Pace of play not their fault, just folks that don't understand etiquette.