Arizona National Golf Club

One of the best managed courses around. Well maintained year-round. Plus beautiful views of mountains and Tucson. Can be bit of a schlep during the few times the course plays cart path only. Occasional slow play and can be windy in the afternoon. Overall a pleasure to play.

The golf played very slow - always waiting on each hole!

Winter rye overseed best in Tucson. Thick grass in rough and fairways are beautiful. No hardpan anywhere! Greens consistent, although a bit slower than typical AZ National. Pace of play was perfect and clubhouse service was good.

Only complaint would be start times were a little disorganized. Course is well laid out and beautifully maintained. Views of the Sonoran desert and Tucson from the course are picturesque. Bring your camera and some extra balls.

Very good course to play with family and friends. I really like the driving range is very close to the 1st tee box. Greens are in excellent shape and in the quick side too. Tee boxes and bunkers need TLC , fairways were in very good shape. The course will reward well struck shots and it does play on the side of a mountain so prepare yourself to deal with putting away from the mountain. Definitely recommend playing.

course is in great condition. pace of play was also great. would recommend to play again. tee time was 8am

Had a business trip with two colleagues and we decided to try out AZ National. Possibly the most stunningly picturesque course I’ve ever played. Every hole has amazing scenery and a spectacular view. Value for the money is as good as it gets. Staff friendliness is 10/10. I don’t love driving the two hours to Tucson from Phoenix, but I would drive down there to play this course again. HIGHLY recommended.

Course was in excellent condition except for bunkers. They spent a lot redoing the bunkers the last couple years, but never rack them. They give you a rake, but it seems no one uses them as all the bunkers are full of footprints etc. If the course just power raked them a few times a week, then people would probably rake them. Still one of my favorite courses in Tucson area.