Fred Enke Golf Course

The fairways were in much better condition than in previous years. To score well on this course, an accurate drive (on the fairway) is necessary and you can't have an approach shot that goes long.

Frost delay but pace of play after delay was excellent!

This course has a really nice layout and is in very good condition. The paved cart paths on the back 9 are a big improvement. The greens are also in very good condition.

Average winter conditions. Tee boxes were in poor shape. Even after cart path project paths are still in poor shape.

Thie fairways have been overseeded for two years now and this has made a huge difference. This is a good course layout and it is in very good shape. The greens are fairly fast and are in pretty good shape also. I recomment it.

Course has decent layout but very dry and hardground.

Little slow, had to wait on most every tee box.

Restaurant was closed at the turn, (3 o'clock) .

Overall feel was I can find better courses to play in the Tucson area.

That being said, I will give it a second try in the future.

Other than some new concrete cart paths on parts of the back nine this is the same old Fred Enke course. Fairways are thin at best, tee boxes humped, lots of rocks and hard pan dirt everywhere. And greens were ok but on the verge of looking really thin and beat. They’re charging too much to play there.

Some newly installed cart paths help, but still very much in need of a total replacement. These paths are literally a hard ride.

The fairways are reseeded and play well. Rough is dormant and lays flat, the ball will roll freely.

Greens are the best and play fast, tricky, and challenge.

New range balls improve that experience.

I like this course for the need to stay in play along with shotmaking requirements.

Slow play holds things up, but still enjoyed the day.

Fred Enke used to have raggy greens and was overall not worth playing with so many other courses in better condition. The greens now days are fast and roll well for a muni course. Overall the course is in very good condition with some of the best sand traps around. Real sand and not hard pan and rocks. If you haven't played there it is a tricky desert course with a lot of interesting holes and very challenging greens. For the money at this time its well worth it. Bring all your skills since you'll need them. If you have a low round you will feel like you survived it.

The overseed has matured - fairways and greens are in great condition. Greens were fast despite the wet weather. Every hole at Fred has it's own character making it the absolute best course for the money in Tucson.