North at Randolph Golf Course

Greeted by smiling staff members and a pace of play that the Daytona 500 would be jealous of!

Definitely hot out and fairways are holding on for dear life but it’s definitely better than 5 hour rounds in the winter!!

Greens are rolling true—cheers

Nice course in the middle of the city. Good size trees and lots of green grass. Decent practice facilities (driving, pitching, putting). Play was a little on the slower side for the first 9 but picked up on the back 9. Tee boxes were mostly good, some could use more grass and one tee box was covered by bugs in the soil, very distraction when looking down at your ball and it looks like the ground is moving due to all the bugs. Fairways were in very good shape. Bunkers were on the harder side so best to avoid them altogether. Greens were fast but in excellent shape. Overall, I would definitely recommend this course.

Nice city course, lots of big trees. nice open fairways. Course was in very good condition, quite a feat considering the heat. Nice club house, practice facilities were good. Beware you are not allowed to take the golf carts into the parking lot to load and/or unload your clubs so park close to the entrance.

Course is in decent shape. Hope it holds up over the summer.

Played twice this past week and both times the pace of play was really good. Almost not a single holdup and got both rounds at a little under 4 hours. Course was in good shape for the weather topping near 100 degrees. Greens felt like they were a little slow but still manageable. Overall a great experience for one of the top city courses in Tucson.

Little confusing layout. Mistook hole 18 as 9. Good time. Most excited about bunkers having sand. Cart attendants were super nice

Great course and value for money. meet great staff and players.

If you’re looking for value and a great 18 holes, Randolph North provides a simple layout for experienced golfers but will test those of all handicaps. The absolute only horrible thing about this course was the lack of water. For a course in Tucson, I couldn’t believe that there wasn’t water available anywhere on the golf course to drink. If you’re going to play here, go with a gallon!

Really enjoy the central location. Would like to see some water stations set up along the course.