SaddleBrooke Ranch Golf Club
About
Located in the North Tucson area, SaddleBrook Ranch Golf Club borders the Santa Catalina Mountains. The course meanders through the high Sonoran desert, incorporating natural washes into the design and providing stunning mountain views from almost every hole. Abundant desert flora and fauna further enhance the rugged, gently rolling terrain. The golf course offers a mix of challenging holes and player-friendly features, resulting in a layout with several interesting risk-reward opportunities that will appeal to low and high handicappers equally. The player-friendly fairways are generous, allowing beginners to feel comfortable with ample room off the tees and rewarding thoughtful play. There are also carefully placed mounds, hollows, and bunkers along the large, receptive greens that provide opportunities to recover an errant shot. The golf course is made even more versatile with five different sets of tees.
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Top 25 Most Improved U.S. Golf Courses(2022 #12)
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Golf Shop Attendant was more interested in watching TV on duty than being courteous to patrons.
Old retirees that are rude and very unfriendly to my me and my young son who is an avid competitive golfer. Unless you’re an old resident they are very unwelcoming but gladly take your money to stay afloat. Will not likely play here again as the staff (except the range master) is always extremely rude and miserable for older people.
OUTSTANDING!!
Course was in great condition. Staff was welcoming and friendly. Putting greens were the best I have played in Tucson and surrounding areas, top tier!
Perfect Summer Round
At a time of the year where HOT is the norm, we were graced with perfect conditions. The course was in excellent condition with the monsoon rains greening up the fairways and softening the greens. A day to remember!
5 hours to play 18 holes
Have played this course many times and 18 holes were completed in 4hours to 4 hrs. 15 minutes.
A few foursomes of men in front of us were playing a social “Scramble”. They were SO slow! The first 3 holes took an hour. Completed 18 in 5 hours! Was NOT fun waiting on every hole while they chatted and fist bumped each other. after shots and putts. Ranger did come around while we were waiting to tee off on #4 and said he requested the first 4-some to pick-up the pace. Image how long it would take these groups of four to play a regular round of golf! They certainly did not know golf etiquette.
So disappointed.
Greens make 3-putt the norm
It has been a few years since playing SBR. It may be a few more years again.
Though low on the rate, the attitude towards non-members was obvious at check in. First exposure to this for me from any course. Pace of play was good. Bunkers were great with actual sand, not desert dirt - there is a difference. I'm am an above average putter with <34 putts per round however the uneven-ness of the greens did not provide me a chance to even putt well. It was enjoyable to play this course again. Maybe I should see if The Preserve & Mountainview are just more of the same.
Always a Solid Course - Great Staff
Pace of play was great, rangers out and making things flow. Club house is always a treat with amazing food and drinks at fair prices. We love visiting this course, solid grounds and overall great experience every time.
Skip It!
Though the Hot Deal rate was very reasonable and the greens putted very true I would not recommend teeing it up here. The fairways were cut so tight and "turf" so hard, it required perfect contact to hit a quality shot. Was better hitting out of the rough where there was at least grass under the ball. I was told by one of the guys in my group, it's because the roll out on low flying drives, fairway woods is significant which appeals to retired members. Regardless, it made hitting approach shots, chipping extremely difficult. Second, there was no refreshment cart on the course, no drinking fountain until #14 hole and the halfway refreshment stand was closed. (Was told it closes at 2pm). The fact the wind was blowing at 30mph didn't make things any easier, though that's not a fault of the golf course. Too bad, because the course layout is fun and the greens, although like cement putted very true.