Forty-Niner Country Club

Good greens and fairways conditions. Seemed to need attention and TLC elsewhere on the course property. Sloooww groups made for lots of waiting, on every shot, for which a skilled golf course Ranger could help all of us patiently waiting behind. .

Stayed for dinner - good food and service in the restaurant..

We were a bit late to tee off , because they had a skins game ahead of us. But surprisingly the pace was good . We had to wait at a few holes but not too long . Would play this course again.

If you like slow play and waiting then this is the course for you.

From the moment I arrived and Kenny set me up with the cart, it was a wonderful December day on the golf course. The sun was shining, the birds were singing, and the trees were glistening in the breeze. My score sucked but not being a professional, I can't be angry as I'm really not that good. We kept up with the group in front and shared a lot of laughter as a group of an Alaskan, a Canadian and a Japanese visitor visiting from Houston. We left the course very happy for the opportunity to meet a couple new people doing something that we all enjoyed. Thank you 49r for the opportunity.

PS. I won the Most Improved Trophy from front to back had there been one.

Beautiful views and nice course but pace of play was very slow

Although I really enjoy this course and the green fees are very reasonable, the pace of play is so unbelievably slow here. Every time I go, the starter gets me out before my tee time. However, without fail, I'll catch up to a bottleneck within 4 holes. I often play 75% of the course watching 2-3 groups in front of me or backed up 2 groups at the tee box. I understand that there are a lot of varying levels of skill, age and mobility that play here but the consistent backups are getting out of hand.

If I could have hit a straight ball this would have been a much better day. Course has a straightforward layout, great range, good scenery.

Played on a Saturday afternoon in March. Course, while a bit tired, had some interesting holes and was enjoyable.

The problem, sadly, was a group of other players. Despite our twosome being on track for a sub 4hr round, a group of six carts came up behind us while we were putting out the 15th and began shouting abuse and hitting in to us.

Ar this point we headed for the clubhouse, where the only staff response to our complaint about the behavior was to say that it was most likely members, and that's fairly common.

We will not be returning.

Not sure why they can’t get this course up to the grade of other Tucson courses. Fairways are spotty and and grass is thin. Greens are a little rough. Still a good value with a “hot deal”.

Had a fantastic experience during my first time playing Forty Niner - the views were breathtaking and the course was very well maintained. Every hole was a new experience which kept the round very interesting and fun. Would recommend this course to anyone - local or out of town. Definitely making this my regular course!

Very Nice to play thaïs course In Very good condition