Fred Enke Golf Course

Course was in good shape, staff was friendly and helpful, layout is enjoyable, but pace of play was a problem. Front nine was fine, playing at four hour round pace. Second nine was awful. A couple of slow groups jumped in front of us at the turn, and held us up at a five and a half hour round pace. We will play it again, hopefully at a better pace.

I like the layout of this golf course and the maintenance crew is doing such a great job cleaning up the desert. It’s making the golf course look more and more like a prestigious course. Once the cart paths are 100% complete the course will really come together.

Very pleased with the new cart paths, cleaning out the brush and just in general the condition of the course. Wish they would allow us to take the carts to our cars. We older people need a break when it comes to getting our clubs to the cart.

I love playing Fred Enke but on this day, play was very slow. There is a definite need for a Marshal to monitor play or either space more time between groups.

There is a need for steps on some of the tee off areas as a couple of days slid down, fell down or had difficulty climbing up and getting down from the tee off areas. Definitely a hazard that should be looked at.

I have played a handful of other courses this winter around the Tucson area and found Fred Enke to be in as good or better shape then the others.

Greens were firm and fast. Very nice rolls. Playing for first time without local knowledge would be tough. Several 200 yard tee balls from tips are needed. Great value and highly recommended

Fred enke was a great time, I was able to work on my game. The fairways are open and friendly. The is a great course overall.

I thought that I had paid online when booking only to learn that we had to pay at the course. I had wanted to treat our gusts but they ended up paying! And more than the online price.

The greens on this course are in great condition. The course is short and you have a lot of no driver holes. The worst part of this course is the majority of it is a dirt road. I’ve played desert courses before. The lack of grass anywhere besides the fairway was a little annoying. But for the money, it was worth it.

Enke has a delightfully quirky layout, but with so many tough-to-see landing areas and hazard areas, an accurate yardage book or app would very helpful. The course map on the screcard is useless.

Typical winter golf in AZ. Beautiful weather and in great condition. I just wish other golfers would repair their divots!