Dell Urich at Randolph Golf Course

We played Dell Urich for the first time........playing a core golf course with big mature (shady) trees in Tucson in June is a real treat........the course was in good condition, was an adequate challenge, and we will play it again.........probably try Randolph too.......the clubhouse was spacious, bright, clean, and the service was very good.

Urich was in really good shape again, yesterday. This has become the norm, and us locals appreciate it. The course is not overwhelming, and if you are on, a very low score can be had. It was exactly that for me-- and just what the doctor ordered, a real confidence builder. I like the risk/reward opportunities that are in abundance at Urich, but if you don't pull off the risky shots, you can find trouble (trees, uneven lies, water). The only drawback with yesterday's round was the slow play, but what would you expect from a mid-morning tee time on a Sunday? I would suggest that a marshal make an occasional appearance to shepherd some fellow golfers along, and maybe explain the concept of ready golf, though. Plus, a tutorial on the purpose of the rakes around the bunkers would be appreciated. These are minor points, however. My friends and I agree that the features of Urich are far superior to the North course, and we also agree that management is doing a terrific job maintaining things at all the city courses. With summer approaching and the competition for golf dollars heating up, keep throwing out those reasonably priced tee times, and we will keep coming.

No marshals to move old men playing from tees of their youth slow slow play but was rewarded on 18th when 8 coyotes pups came out to play. The course is a city course and right in the middle of town, nice trees so u can find shade to sit in while waiting for old guys to hit their many many shots off the tee.

Very enjoyable first time experience with this course.
I plan to repeat often.

The course offers a few challenges, some hilly fairways that dip down into ravines. Overall, fun to play.
They do not like ice tea drinkers however--they offer only small cups, no free refills.

This is a municipal course and is kept in great shape from tee to green. It has generous fairways but it the large ondulating greens can easily have you staring at a three putt. This course is a lot of fun.

I just started playing golf the course was challenging. Had holes where a beginner could have the opportunity to par or birdie.

It seems the green fees are going up at the city courses but they are in better condition than they have been in the past. The rough was short, the greens were reasonable speed, and the surrounds and fairways were in good shape. They had some challenging pin placements, which was nice to see. Our 4 some finished in under four hours.

New OB Sports Management has made a tremendous impact at the facility. Carts with GPS system were a nice surprise for a municipal golf course. Course conditions were much improved making this a real deal with overall satisfaction for tees, fairways and greens.

I enjoy the dell urich courseonly a this facility, the layout is interesting for me, I took my friends and they said it as the best of all te munis in tucson.
The need more direction signs to some tee boxes as t was not clar to my fiends as to which way to go sometimes.
A great day.

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very nice course when you can get the discount greens a little bumpy but no worse than the more expensive courses i think the best city course. didnt lose a ball either.

Course was in great shape. Lots of fun. Nice track with a good look and feel.

Course is in great shape. Greens and fairways are very the best I've played here.

It is amazing how much the Dell Urich course has been improved. The fairways are completely green with good lies.. The greens are fast and roll true. The rough is dormant grass, which is tough to play out of and a fair penalty for those who can't keep it on the fairway. Congratulations to the city of Tucson for doing such a terrific upgrade to their course.

Bravo for OB Sports. Amazing what can happen when a course is turned over to private management. The course is in great shape, the staff upbeat & the Tucson day, clear as a bell & 70 degrees. Picture book mountain & course views. The only negative was 'no marshal to keep the players moving. Not a biggie since it gave us time to chat with two player, one from Toronto & the other from Vail.

I always enjoy this course, I have been coming for years and I will continue to come

Good course for the money you pay. Course is in good shape especially the greens. GPS on carts now.

Every experience at either course is slow pace of play. We quit after nine. Also, it always seems too wet and the results are a lot of mud-like lies that are tight.
I have played a lot of golf in all parts of the country and am a member of a club in my primary home state. It appears to me that they overwater, or don't distribute properly, resulting in all the mattes grass, mud lies.

A great course and very playable . The greens roll well and the over seeded fairways give definition to the course .