Forty-Niner Country Club
About
Situated between the Catalina and Rincon Mountains, Forty Niner Country Club runs alongside a wooded riverbed. The golf course features fairways lined with mesquites, giant cottonwoods, eucalyptus trees, and weeping willows. Desert shrubbery also lines the fairways. The course has a traditional layout that sprawls across gently rolling terrain. It's a nice walkable golf course but it's not easy. Rather than distance, this course requires accurate shot placement and careful strategy in order to maneuver the tricky doglegs and subtly elevated greens. The most difficult hole on the course comes early on. The par-4 fifth is an only seemingly narrow hole but the double-tiered green has a dramatic slope right in the center. Forty Niner Country Club finishes with a par 3 that requires a carry over water. If played smartly, it offers a great birdie opportunity.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by Donready01 on 05/28/2025
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Photo submitted by christian1996 on 05/24/2025
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Photo submitted by christian1996 on 05/24/2025
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Photo submitted by CSnyder1 on 12/21/2023
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Photo submitted by devonmicrook on 07/05/2023
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Photo submitted by devonmicrook on 07/05/2023
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Photo submitted by u000005158466 on 02/16/2023
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Photo submitted by gsugaski on 12/04/2022
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Photo submitted by Jim49S on 10/12/2022
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17th Fairway Photo submitted by u314159843195 on 11/15/2021
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Photo submitted by alreardon on 05/06/2019
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Photo submitted by cpolivchak on 03/06/2013
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Photo submitted by cpolivchak on 03/06/2013
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Photo submitted by cpolivchak on 03/06/2013
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Photo submitted by u000006682753 on 12/26/2012
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Photo submitted by u000006682753 on 12/26/2012
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Photo submitted by u000006682753 on 12/26/2012
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Photo submitted by u000006682753 on 12/26/2012
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Photo submitted by JefeisJefe on 11/19/2012
Golfer Reviews
Course play
Had a good time playing on this course. The greens were a little dull but other than that no complaints. Great staff, great course and a good time of golf.
It’s worth the drive
We live an hour away but have heard so much good about this course we had to try it., It being summer time in Az the greens were a little rough but was good practice. We’ll definitely be back again.
Bare ground
Greens plugged and dressed made it difficult to hole much. Bare areas, tees especially. Rains will help, but time also needed to fill things in.
Good value, nice post round, friendly staff.
Summer golf in an early pre- monsoon Tucson.
Pretty decent
Cool course it was just in slightly rough shape when I played it was pretty dry but I just think it was them putting in new grass so I wasn’t bothered too much by it and the price was right for the conditions so overall I enjoyed it. The greens were a little rough especially on hole 10 it was basically just sand but other than that not too bad.
Fun for price
Good course, greens were punched but for the price still a fun and good course
Challenging course
We enjoyed this course very much. We live in Casa Grande but it was worth the drive.
In transition
The course is in transition from winter rye to Bermuda. It was playable but a lot of brown and bare spots on the fairways.
Drying out
Although some overwatered spots, this course is drying out. An unfortunate occurrence at many Tucson layouts. The best part were the greens, which putted well. Personnel are friendly and maybe will improve as Bermuda gets in summer shape. Lots of shade helps lower temperatures.
Went for a drive on a golf cart and got to play too!
My daughter needed a chance to try driving before I put her behind the wheel of a car, so I took her with me while I golfed! She drove the cart and I played. We both had a great time! The cart paths were well maintained and the few times we went on the grass with the cart, it went well. I highly recommend this as a precursor to drivers ed!