El Conquistador Golf & Tennis - Canada Course

Apparently they've had some issues with the ability to water the course during extreme 100+ degree weather. Which has left the course in less than optimal shape than how I've seen it before. Lots of areas of brown dead fairways as well as on the greens. Not what I'd expected from a course that has usually always been well maintained in the past! I'm hoping they'll turn it around quickly!

I am a fan of these courses, but unfortunately, the conditions will keep me away until the winter grass comes in. The bermuda on the fairways is not coming in, and some greens are borderline unplayable. I was told that there is a new head greens keeper, and know that Troon will turn it around, but it won't happen this summer. Looking forward to positive changes.

Staff was very friendly as always.

Have played the Canada course many times. The fairways are being cut very short and are burned out in many spots. Greens putt OK but many burned areas on most greens. Fairways are in need of aeration. Greens appear that work is being done to improve them. Summer rates help make this a decent value.

The course is well maintained and presents some enjoyable experiences. Staff do a great job!

Had a great time and will definitely play again. Only downside was the price of beverages.

Played the Canada course as one of the courses that we played on our golf trip from Iowa. The condition of the course was not very good, especially in the rough. It was a warm day we played on and there was not much water available on the course and there was no cart girl on the back 9. Bartender/waitress was very friendly and got us rehydrated after the round. Course was not nearly as good as most of the others we played and priced about the same. Recommend playing Vistoso for the same price and it's a much better course.

Canada course is more challenging than it looks. Great condition and great fun. Rack rates overpriced but you can often catch a special.

I played this course after reading the reviews on golf advisor and it was a letdown to say the least. The course was in decent condition, pace of play was good, but I was disappointed in the little things that make a round of golf enjoyable. On this particular course you don't make "the turn" at the clubhouse as you play 18 holes out and back. And there's no food or snacks available on the course other than what the cart girl stocks- candy bars and limited beers and soft drinks. So pack some snacks and drinks but don't let them catch you as off site food isn't allowed.

The proshop staff is friendly and eager to help and the starters and marshalls are good with course recommendations.

The range and practice areas are small so get there early as spots are limited.

The course is decent although the fairways are narrow so if you play a fade you should bring an extra dozen balls.

Overall, I'd rank my experience as a 5 out of 10 and I'd look for another place to play the next time I'm in town.

Excellent everywhere but the greens were a bit slow. Needed a trim and roll.

Nice time, great course, good value, friendly staff

Awesome golf course. The best greens I've seen in years. Staff was super friendly. I will be back within the next 2 weeks. Thanks for the great experience.

The staff is always very courteous. After a short frost delay we got started. The course has always been in very nice shape. Aim for the 150 markers and you can't go wrong. Fairways are very green and usually generous.Pace of play was excellent, even with the delay. The practice area is well cared for. Actually for $10 I was told by the staff you can come and practice all day! One of my favorite courses to play in Tucson.

Good layout but very short! The greens were very slow!

Great environment with various elevation changes.
Many bunkers and elevated greens make this course challenging.

Played the canada course. Most holes stucked between homes and streets and in poor conditions. Many tight and short doglegs where it is difficult to see where to hit and where we can't hit driver (from the back tees),.

a few nice holes. better than average sand traps. MOST of the people out on the course WERE NOT golfers. adults and children out riding bikes, walking, walking dogs and just sitting around. older man and his wife sitting on the tee box we wanted to use (they didn't move out of our way). NO ONE had any courtesy! close the course and make it a park/series of trails. or educate the locals to get out of the golfers way! last time I played golf at the dog park people weren't too happy with me! these people should be behind bars!

3rd time playing here. Made us warm up(range) off of mats.....wtf?! This using winter in Indiana. Grass, baby, its right the rest us hit off of it. Layout has potential BUT waaaayyyyy too much uphill/downhill b.a. to make it enjoyable. Greens still very fuzzy. Better than before, but still sub par for a former HILTON course. Beverage cart girl informed us that she was quittig for the day....it was noon....byob. Too many other courses in better shape. Play elsewhere.

Very nice facility, well maintained, friendly people just a great overall experience ! Unlike my game !

The course is a par 72 with only 3 par fives and 3 par three holes, the majority of the par 4 holes are around 350 yards. Although relatively short most of your shots require precision to set up the hole and be able to get on the green in regulation. Most of the tees and many of the greens were raised, with a lot of undulation on the fairways, as soon as you got off the first cut you would often be playing the ball below or above your feet.

Was signed up to play El Conquistador but was informed by staff that they had just punched that course and offered to let me slide over to La Canada instead. Greens are hard and fast, couldn't get anything to hold outside of 140yds. Otherwise course in fair summer conditions with some brown spots.