Dell Urich at Randolph Golf Course

My wife and I are casual players so this track provided a nice blend of challenge and overall enjoyment. Considering the extremely dry winter in Tucson, the course was in good condition. Nice mountain views and some cool holes featuring water hazards.

This course is a favorite to tune my game on. It's open and forgiving, but challenges you to make targeted shots on many holes to avoid issues.

golfers were polite and let us play through on fourth and tenth holes. 31/4 hr. round for a twosome. Greens were in decent shape except few seem to repair their divot marks. Carts are still old and need help or replacement, our cart barely had brakes. biggest downside is lack of decent bunkers. No sand!!!!

It is a good layout , with the right combination of challenge and forgiveness for a high handicapper. Greens aren't in very good shape, though.

I really like playing here. It's in the heart of Tucson and easy enough to play for both amateurs and skilled golfers alike. Nice wide fairways and overall size of the course makes it easy to play your shot...no matter where it may end up. Right now the grass is great, nice and trimmed.

City of Tucson is doing a great job taking care of one of our best and oldest courses. A few golf balls lost but beautiful day to enjoy golf.

BTW - a few sand traps were missing rakes.

Thanks!

R the fairways and greens are in good condition. The hole on the greens were a bit beat up (like they haven't been changed in a while. Over all good course and fun to play.

This is the first time I had played the north course. I found that I liked this course better than the south course. I thought it to be in better shape and the greens were better than Dell Urich. The two men I played with also enjoyed the course. We were very surprised at the speed of play that we had. Only 3.5 hours for the 18 holes.

Played Del Urich. They reseeded the greens so a little bumpy but very playable. Pace was fine. Staff nice. Will play again. Had a great time.

We enjoyed this course. We played as a twosome but was not held up.

Greens were overgrown with poanna and were shaggy and rough. Ball rolled with a lot of bumps and bare spots.
We played it a month ago and it was in much better condition.

Course conditions were good for beginning of February. Greens were good. Pace of play was painfully slow, got behind a foursome of old ladies that took 17 strokes to make it on the green on a par 5. Too slow!!

Could be in better shape with more time and money.Location in center of city and easy to get to.

Course was in fairly good condition for a muni course. The greens rolled true and were good speed but not to fast.

Course was in better shape than in past rounds and the pace of play was good on a great weather day

The whole staff was friendly, but the beverage cart ladies came around often, fully stocked.
It was the first sunny day after Arizona received half of its annual rainfall during the previous week. It was cart path only, otherwise we could have played in about 3 hours plus.
The fairways have greened up nicely after the over seeding.
The greens were a little slow, but true and consistent. It would be an easy walk, though the cart was handy, as the threesome ahead of us left equipment behind for us to collect. Next time in the area, we'd like to play the north course as well.

Greens are true and smooth. Fairways are coming in beautifully.

This course has only two sets of men's tees and both are long. Shots that don't find the fairway are punished by a rough that swallows your ball and requires gorilla strength to recover from errant shots. The greens are well-maintained and most of them offer a safe approach.

This is always a fun course to play. Hard to lose a ball on this course and yet they have many of the greens well guarded with bunkers. There was no mention of cart path only until arriving at the course! That was a bit disappointing!

Was cart path only which did not show on the time I selected on Golf Now.