El Conquistador Golf & Tennis - Canada Course

Greens fairways were in great shape.. Staff is top notch

We arrived at venue 1 hour early - starter put us out on El Conquistador vice La Canada. Fine with us on this 100 degree day. Greens gave us trouble due to speed on hot day. Fairways in good shape. Restaurant after round was excellent.

This course was alright, but not worth the price they charge for it. Narrow fairways that are closely lined by out of bounds areas. If you aren’t accurate off the tee then good luck finding your ball, and if you find it good luck retrieving it. Greens were very fast and didn’t seem to have a lot of variation to them. Sand traps were very dense and had no give to them, might as well have been hitting off a dirt trail. Group behind us kept being obnoxious and running carts into each other.

No Starter no Ranger very slow play bag staff more interested in cleaning carts then. Helping customers I carried my wife and my clubs to the car my self. Used to belong nothing has changed in last couple of years. Not interested in belonging or playing there again

A foursome held up play without offering us an opportunity to play through. When we finally skipped a hole to go around, we found two holes open. A ranger on the course could have solved this issue. The course winds through neighborhoods and shopping centers. The carts have no GPS. The views are spectacular. Quarry Pines is a better course and value. Just my opinion.

One of pair they put with us was a chatterbox and got worse the more he drank. Really distracting Greens are very well maintained. Could use more signage for cart paths, especially hole 15 that runs along a street.

Challenging course with terrific views, fairway and greens in good shape. Driving range a bit small and nit much turf to hit from

Loved my round here. Very impressed with the plushness of the grass, shape of the greens, and challenge of the layout. Would absolutely play again and not as extreme of target golf as other places I've played in Tucson. That being said, it's definitely not a grip and rip style golf course.

We only played the front 9 of the Canada Course.

I’m an 8 handicap who hits his driver about 230 and I found I should hit 3 wood on most holes except for the 1st par 5 as the balls can run through the fairways if you don’t hit the right shape and line. It feels a little short. Very challenging layout with perfect greens. Greens are small and elevated so accuracy is important. All in all a hair below Starr Pass in terms of quality and layout. But very close. Great value for money. Pace of play was 2 hrs 10 min for 9 holes on a Saturday.

Beautiful views, elevation changes, not many straight fairways, need to stay on the fairways or ball will be lost in desert or rock washes. Course was in great condition!