Highlands at Dove Mountain

For late summer, $50 for super slow greens combined with uncut fairways and rough is ridiculous.

Course was in good shape. Greens were a little slow compared to the practice greens. Like the multiple tee boxes.

The course was in great shape. The course sucked in the 4-5 inches of rain Mother Nature recently supplied. Greens were a little quick, but manageable. Staff was great. The golf cart was sluggish, maybe need new batteries ?

After only one round, this course is already among my favorites. All the surfaces - tee boxes, fairways and greens - are very well maintained; the fairways are nicely contoured; the sand traps, desert scrub and water on a couple holes present some good challenges; and there are great views of downtown Tucson and the surrounding Tortolita Mountains. Highly recommended.

The fairways were excellent, sand traps well-maintained (very good by Tucson standards) and greens very good.

Signage on the course was at times unclear.

Much importance is placed, by starters and in printed material, on playing the proper tees. But the tees were not easy to distinguish based on their markings. The reason for marking the tee boxes by the shape of a desert creature on a small piece of stone, sometimes in the shadow of another ornament, escaped me. I don't doubt this is not a problem for members, but for the rest of the human population it is an unnecessary nuisance.

Love the layout of this course. It’s definitely well maintained and a fun, challenging course.

Course in very good condition. Played on late Friday morning and pace of play was very good. Finished in less than four hours.

Always enjoy this course. Nice layout, well maintained and good pace of play. Greens were not good at all due to recent aeration but otherwise all good.

Many tee boxes allow anyone to match up with their own abilities.

If you have a chance to ply this course, do it. It’s in great condition.