Sonoran Course at Omni Tucson National Golf Resort & Spa

Lots of bare spots on fairways. Greens aerated late and still bouncy. Members r very rude. Won’t go back til I hear back from others. Sad. Was once the pride of NW Tucson

Summer twilight rate you just can’t beat. Highly recommend. Super fast round. Good views. Well kept course.

First time playing Tucson National. Challenging but fair course. Was largely in great shape for mid-May, except there were a few wet spots. But the greens were in phenomenal shape. Held well and rolled true.

This is my second time playing Catalina, the first time being shortly before the Cologuard Classic. The course is fun and challenging without being punitive. Even the short par 5s are well protected with water, trees, and doglegs.

Fairways and greens were in good shape. Bunkers need work, lacking sand.

I would and will play it again.

Friendly staff from Started and Course Marshall. The Food Cart Rep was friendly as well. Treat yourself to this course.

Great time. Perfect weather and great course conditions and friendly staff.

Perect conditions on the course, from tee box to green. Greens played perfect. Service from when you get there, outside services greated me at my parking spot loaded up my cart. Shop guys, cool as can be. Starter gave great course advice, beverage girls kept me hydrated on time. Oh yeah practice facilities....very nice.

The greens and fairways were in substandard condition. Worse than that was the lack of restrooms. We only found out AFTER the round that a we had a key to get us into the pool at the turn to use the restrooms there. Even worse, the only restrooms on the back nine were a pair of porta-potties.

We enjoyed playing but the poor quality of the sand (if you can call it sand) was very disappointing. Considering the greens fees we paid the bunkers should have been better dressed.

Showed up to first tee and were told cart path only as tournament in two weeks. No fore warning.

Pricey by Tucson standards, but well worth it! Classic layout. You have to be on your game to play well but not overly demanding like a desert course.

We had a wonderful day playing Catalina course at Tucson National. Members that we played with were very gracious. Course was in very nice shape. Greens were very challenging to read.

Wanted to play the Catalina course but due to daily rotation played the Sonora course. It was a great and fair test, good shots rewarded, offline shots not severely punished. Course was in great shape. Pace of play was excellent. Starter was very helpful. Teed off at 2pm finishing at dusk. Will definitely play again!