Fred Enke Golf Course

This time of year, May, things dry out and greens and fairways become fast. If your ball lands outside of the grass you will likely loose it. So the course challenges you to control that ball! Surprised that they don’t use electric carts.

5.5 hr round with line of waiting golfers since hole 2. Desperately needed a course ranger during any of those hours.

Otherwise good course conditions.

Had a 5 some in front of us that slowed us down till went around them

The course had very very little grass. The ball would roll and roll. Which wouldn't be bad except for all the sloping on most of the holes that took the ball out of bounds and into the brush. The greens were like concrete. The approach shot would roll thru the entire green. Won't be back until the grass returns and the greens are softer.

Least favorite of the Tucson Muni's but I keep going back because I always have hopes that it will improve, but alas it is not to be.

First time this year, but course is in the best condition I have seen in the last five years! The layout is always a challenge, but a very good risk vs. reward course! Definitely one of the best values in the Tucson area!

Fun Course but if you don't hit dead straight bring lots of balls.

Reseeded fairways good, greens firm and quick downhill. Try to be under the hole. Sand has been added to most bunkers making them playable and much improved. Vast area of the desert has been cleared improving speed of play. Don’t hesitate to play shorter tees if distance is an issue. Good clubhouse staff and drink cart.

Speed of play can be an issue, especially first timers. A few blind shots and trouble can menace.

Carts and cart paths need work (or replacement).

A fun course, best played conservatively, and has shown improved overall conditions.