North at Randolph Golf Course

This is my monthly course, I play North or South at least once or twice a month. Course is in good shape, well maintained and fun for all level of golfers. They recently upgraded the golf carts, fully electrical, comfortable and now have USB ports.

Randolph North is a really nice course. Some good reachable holes, and a couple that will stretch you out. It gets narrow at times, and was in great shape. Recent rains really greened it up. There are turtles in the ponds, squirrels in the trees, fun little extras. Last 3 times we played here, there has been a tournament of different types. The clubhouse bar has good food and drinks. It's in the center of town, so it's easy to get to. This is the 1st golf course in town. When it opened, it was all sand. Historic, good course. Well worth the trip around the track.

If I pay for a single tee time I don’t expect to be put in a group of 5 and have the people I’m playing with not know how golf works ie. people hitting shots at the same time, walking on the green while I’m trying to shoot to the green.

Greens are absolutely terrible, sand everywhere. Fairways were decent

No ice for your golf cart. If you like a gas golf cart and all you can smell is exhaust all day you’ll enjoy it bathrooms on the course are locked. Will not be back

Little to no grass and the greens are hard as a rock. Sand traps lack sand. My recommendation is to look elsewhere.

Although It had frozen the previous night and when we arrived were told of the 1 hour delay for the greens to thaw the starter was able to get us off 2 minutes prior to our original Tee time! The course itself I thought to be in excellent condition,greens were formidable and play was under what they had anticipated for that day!! 4.5 hrs was great considering the backup of Tee times from the frost. 70ish was the temp in early February and no complaints here!!

The fairways are tight so you really have to hit a good drive to start the hole. The greens were in excellent condition.

Just over 3 hours to complete our round. Excellent!!

It was very windy and the group in front of us was slow. We still had a good time.

Played north course. Good layout, wide open yet still need accuracy to score good. Pace was a tad slow, but nothing too crazy.

Great Day even broke 90 what more can a old guy want

I've been playing Randolph the past year since returning to Tucson. I had been very impressed with the course conditions. Much improved from when I played there in the 1990's. The past few weeks the already fast greens have even gotten faster. Very difficult to stop downhill putts. I can live with that however, worse is the greens are so firm its virtually impossible for the average golfer to stop a full approach shot longer than an 8 iron. We ended up guessing how much short of the green to land to get it roll up close to the proper tier.

A public links course set up for the US Open? Really? We complained about the conditions and were told a college tourney was recently held at Randolph. Ok, I can get that but when asked whether they would now soften the greens the answer was ???, a lot of golfers like it as is. Well, I'm one who doesn't and won't be back until they restore the greens to reasonable play-ability.

Course was in okay shape, rough and fairways could have been mowed. Greens were in decent shape for this time year. All around still a good experience...

Although I'm not the best golfer-and in the grand scheme of things, descent at best-this course was a perfect steal! I got it for $10 HOT DEAL and just had to suffer through the heat. WELL WORTH IT! The wildlife was enjoyable and made my bogeys a little more tolerable!

Must play for a good, fun round.