Torres Blancas Golf Club

At the end of my round I asked the very nice outside service team member if this course was going to be closing down because of how poor the condition was. This course was not worth the hot deal fee that was paid to play here. Overall conditions were horrible with weeds everywhere. The only good rating was for pace of play because there was nobody playing in front of me.

Worst conditions I’ve ever seen a course in would not recomendable this crap course

I am not a professional by far. Twice a month I get to play golf and I really enjoy it, that being said this was the worst experience I've ever had on a golf course. The condition is almost unplayable. I have played here before and it's been good, but not now. I have never left a review but I could not let this be it's that bad.

fairly open course with some mountain views. Water does not really come into play. A couple holes are somewhat tight with homes along the fairway. Very large greens in good shape for the summer with just a couple of dead spots. Cart paths need repair!

Very friendly staff, a few patches of Grassley areas but overall thick, lush Fairways. Greens in good shape. With the grass and a humid day with monsoon season it was a tough day getting used to not much roll compared to Tucson city courses of 50% dirt 50% grass in Fairways and lush is not a description of any city courses. Just surprised how slow the course was on a Sunday? Maybe gas prices? Missed no cart girl, bar or grill.

The fairways were covered in beetles and bees, and mosquitos! Grass was good on fairway, but the rough was very thick with weeds. Gorgeous views of the mountains at points. The woman’s customer service in the pro shop was poor. Bring a towel and bug spray if you’re playing in the summer.

The only real problem was the cart paths were damaged from the storms and they are behind on getting the course cleaned up. The value was great. Very few people are playing right now because of the heat but if that doesn't bother you, now is the time to play,

Like nobody was playing. mosquitoes all over the place. A single in front of us.nobody behind us. Use your spray and enjoy.

The course was in surprisingly great shape even though the greens are not totally healed from maintenance. The mosquito problem from past years did not seem a bother; there were some other kinds of bugs in heavy evidence on the greens, but they didn't seem to bother us other than clumping together in our putting lines, but they were easy to wave off.

The only criticism we all had was there was no water at the clubhouse other than bottled water for purchase and only two water stations on the course. It was 104 degrees when we finished our round. No beverage cart either.

The course borders the Pecan Groves in Green Valley. They irrigate by flooding. There are usually mosquitos, but yesterday was the worst. I sprayed myself with bug spray they still kept biting me. I have huge welts all over my face and body

The course just aerated and sanded the greens. Probably won’t be good to go for a couple of weeks. I wouldn’t have played unless it was a really good discount. No fault of the course but the mosquitoes are terrible there. Deep woods OFF is a requirement.. I like playing there in the fall through the spring.

Greens are Being aerated. Tees and fairways are in good shape.

We had a tee time of 615 it was super nice but the amount of bugs was super bad.