Arizona National Golf Club

A go to course for us when we are in Tucson. Worth the drive out to the East Valley. Course is in good shape, with spectacular views. Excellent staff, is reflected in a quality golf experience.

Great day, course was in great shape, played with a pass member who was awesome. Pace of play totally sucked. No rangers and only seen the cart lady once all day.

Do to frost and a tournament in the morning, play started over 50 minutes late. We had 4 groups on a hole at one time for the first 9 holes. We asked for a rain check and we're denied.

Very scenic course. Awesome view of hole city and mountains. . Tough course but fair. Course in great shape. Had frost delay so it was bunch up. Slow play as a result but not courses fault . Would highly recommend.

This is the 3rd time playing Arizona National and what a perfect day. Since it was supposed to rain the course was as empty compared to the other days I played. My buddy and I were able to take our time and enjoy ourselves. No other players hitting on us from the rear and we weren’t waiting on anyone in front of us. It rained the night before but the course was great, no squishy or flooded areas and the greens were still rolling smoothly. Sadly, no drink cart but we were able to get

Drinks and snacks after the 6th.

Nice course. Very challenging. Sand traps could use some help though.

This is the best $80 course I've ever played. I'm not from around here so desert golf was unique and enjoyable. This course rewards accuracy over distance. It is not a long course but punishes errant shots. Greens were some of the most difficult to read I've played. They are small and fast and don't look tricky but reading speed and break was difficult. Because it is such a good value, it gets busy so I recommend this course at any non prime time if pace of play is important to you.

Top 3 courses in Tucson. Course in great condition.

Very interesting course with great views. The only weakness is that many of the bunkers are dirt, not sand.

Why? Why? Why? Are there tons of rocks in the Bunkers?

Why? Why? Why? Aren’t the bunkers filled with enough sand to actually call them a sand bunker? I get the madness of sand flying out of the bunker, but that whole course is against mountains and it’s not that windy. Put your grounds people to work on this!! Such a disservice to golfers on a wonderful course. I get the hustle of a guy wiping your clubs on the 18th hole, but shouldn’t he ask?? Overall staff is blah poorly trained.

Easily worth double what we paid. Played in less than 4 hours, never had a bad lie, and felt that the course was as good as any $200 track around.