Dell Urich at Randolph Golf Course

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

This is my favorite City run golf course and its in pretty good shape for this time of year.

Course in decent shape. Worth playing if you get a deal on Golfnow

A city treasure , more funding needs to be directed to both Randolf North and Dell Urich . If El Rio goes as well as Fred Enke all resoureces should be placed on Alvernon. Staff does the best they can , but more money is needed for maintenance.

The course plays well but greens are a bit bumpy. There should be more water in the water hazards. Some spots were under repair but it looked like they were being attended to. There should be a few more drinking water fountains.

Course was in bad shape, either dried and hard or overgrown with divots everywhere. Do not play there unless you get on for $20 or less. Ever the carts are shaky!

Randolph/ Dell Urich has always been a fantastic facility and 36 holes of public play in the middle of Tucson. Mature trees and well designed holes make it fun for every level of player.

The golf course was very dry and in very poor condition. Definitely not worth the 23.00 paid to play tis course.

As always this Tucson City course was a little over priced and the conditions were only fair to good. Not much grass in the fairways but the pace of play was excellent and we played in two and a half hours. That part was great!

The pace was good.It was challenging for the average golfer.Has a short par four , good chance for birdie ,possible eagle.Enjoyable experience.

Southwest PGA was playing later in the day so the pins were in tough spots but the greens were rolling nicely. Overall a very enjoyable day especially given the 3:15 round.

18 holes and was just a treat for a 75 year old so I played over par but only 10 strokes over my age and of course will be back to try and beat that. Greens were fast and all the same and that was great will recommend it to my friends.

Always love to play here - in good to excellent shape. Greens were pretty hard so tough to hold but fast and fair.
One issue - no ranger presence. The group ahead of us was 1-1.5 holes behind after 5 and never caught up. I understand weekend play is a bit slow but this was excessive - 5 1/2 hours and no offer to play through.

love playing here - great views - close in the city

This was the first time I played the course and it won't be the last. One of the best values in the Tucson area. The course was in good shape with fast greens. It is an interesting layout and has mature trees lining the fairways.