Dell Urich at Randolph Golf Course

It was a week before over seeding and found the course very playable. Staff and everyone involved were wonderful.

The greens were just over seeded. So somewhat sandy. The fairways are in good shape. Highly likely you will loose your ball in the rough it is slightly higher than the ball diameter.

I enjoyed the layout of the course and the fairways and greens were in good shape, but the speed of the greens were about as slow as I have ever played. I would not recommend playing this course based on the green speed.

Overall the course was in good shape. My biggest issue was the greens were SLOW! Pace was ok. I recently played El Rio and it was in better shape.

Greens were slower than molasses, traps lack sand in some and its sad when standing in a trap it is as though you were standing on the cart path, poorly mowed, grass growing in some bunkers....Can't wait till it is sold to a company that cares!!!!!

Pace okay given weekend. Course gets a ton of play. Carts are in need of overhaul. Rough is serious...maybe too much. The most disappointing were the greens...hard and scruffy...slow as snail speed and no where near lush. Layout okay for inner city golf and long par 4s from tips.

This course is wide open and allows you to play from all over the place. Some of the holes need some more attention paid to the fairways and the rough was so long you could barely find the ball. Greens felt really sandy and were slow, but I am guess that is because of the heat during the day. For $20 not a bad value but wouldn't pay any more than that to play it.

Del Urich is a city owned and operated course. Budget constraints have taken a toll on this once remarkable layout. Before going further, keep in mind that it is late summer in the desert and our traditional monsoon rains have been scarce this year which undoubtedly affects the course condition.
The front nine were in relatively good condition with a few exceptions - notably, very damp muddy areas on a couple of fairways and green side bunkers that contained standing water. The back nine were much worse condition. The 12th hole fairway landing area had little grass and what was there was yellow or brown. Probably an irrigation problem that has not been fixed. Almost all of the greens on the back side were dry and appeared to be recently sanded. The 15th fairway had so many piles of grass cuttings that it seemed as if the entire area had been mulched. I hope that current conditions are an anomaly. In the past this course was immaculate and it's a shame that the city is unable to maintain the previous high standards.

Good course but course needs some attention. Felt that fairway rough and rough around the fringe were too tall. Had to look for ball in areas barely off fairways and this took up playing pace. In addition, trimmings from previous mowings were just left on ground......ball hid under some of these trimmings much too often....causing another delay in play not to mention the mesquito haven!!! Great staff and will play course again if my buddies pay.....just kidding...thanks

Excellent pace of play 3hrs 55 mins....course is in great shape overall! Greens were a little bumpy and quite slow, but consistent throughout. A great morning....

I stay awat from it. I believe the green were ignored, not rolled,
and is a bad shape.

The fairways were spotty, bunkers in many instances were hard pan, and greens were bumpy and slow. Had the course to ourselves. Still is a great location and has some of the more scenic holes with the Catalina Mtns. in the background!! Fred Enke Golf Course is in far better condition of the Tucson City Golf courses.

Were told greens were awaiting to be aerated, but the course has never looked so bad. The fairways are usually nice, but this Saturday they appeared not mowed and long.

Slow play, lots of eyesores with some course features, ie lots of trash in ponds, areas that needed to be labeled as GUR & just needs a small facelift in order to become a great muni track.
I've seen this course in much better condition & hate to see it looking this way. The staff seems to be somewhat out of touch w/what is going on w/their course.
Overall it can look & play much better than it did today. This is why I do not recommend this course in it's current condition. BTW, the greens were punched & sanded which was not advertised.

I like both courses, Randolph and Del Urich. I would rather play .Del Urich. I must like both courses, because I drive down from Florence every Summer to play these courses Both courses have greens with lots of undulation. If you can't read greens you are in heap big trouble. I hope this is 50 words

This WAS one of my favorite courses to play in Tucson. The greens were in horrible shape. They had been aerated but they did not grow back so they have been sanded as well. Hard to make any type of putt. Fairways were playable but tee boxes were also ugly? Makes me skeptical about the other city courses

One of the few non-desert courses. A little dry in some fairway areas but this is expected at this time of the year. Greens running true. Play it....you'll like it!

Currently the course is undergoing summer aeration and fairway thinning. Hopefully, within a couple of weeks the course will be back to its usual playability. Greens are rough right now due to aeration. Staff was not too interested in congeniality. No greeting and no conversation when checking in, just matter of fact. I enjoy the course and will play it again.

This course offers various challenges from its many hills to the many trees. The greens are rather fast and do need some attention. There were not a lot of players at the time we went and we played unrushed, so it was very enjoyable. Other than the greens needing to attention this was a very good value.

fun course a few challenges but fairly straight forward,but in nice shape greens were a bit bumppy