San Ignacio Golf Club

Awesome course. We look forward to playing when we are here.

Best shape I've seen the course in the 10 years I've played it. I like how the trees and shrubs along side many if the holes has been cleaned up and cleared out. Bunkers are not really bunkers just rocks. I would recommend just taking it out of the bunkers if you find yourself in one.

First of all, they charge a little bit more here in Green Valley than other public courses but they are better, so there ya go. This course is in great shape! I dinged it a bit on "Course Layout" only because it's not walkable... too many long green-to-tee hikes. But the green fees include a cart, so they are aware of that. On we go. I like this course a lot. And, after a round, their bar/restaurant is a favorite of many locals. I recommend this for newbies to Green Valley!

San Ignacio has been improving every time I play it. Sites and views and wildlife never let's me down. I will recommend this course.

This is by far the best conditioned public golf course in the Green Valley area. I joined the men's club a 1 1/2 ago and have no regrets, a great bunch of people. The staff is excellent, restaraunt and bar are top noch, and the scenery is beautiful. Highly recommend if in the area.

Fairways and greens in perfect condition. Most greens are elevated which can make the approach shot more challenging. Scenic, the signature hole was especially beautiful with a view of the Santa Rita mountains. Staff were really friendly and helpful.

It would help greatly to have a marshall make rounds and engage with groups as what to expect on etiquette and pace of play ..this , I believe would lead to better behaviour on course ..

Course is very nice. Beautiful scenery on a well laid out course. Conditions were very good. The greens were. Especially in good condition. Staff very friendly and helpful. Only negative was the wind. Beat me up gusts over 40 mph. Even with that I defunct enjoyed the course.

This the best course in Green Valley but we won't be playing it this winter primarily because of the pace of play. The last two times we've played, the pace of play was unacceptable. The starters put one group off after another without making sure they wait until the group in front of them is on the green. Then you get a slow group and the ranger, who we rarely see, doesn't do a thing to move them along. We understand that winter is when our local golf courses make their money but we played with two winter visitors yesterday and they were irate over the pace of play. At the end of the round they also stated that they will take their business elsewhere. So disappointing because it's an incredible course but we won't pay the high price for a 5 hour round!