North at Randolph Golf Course

I played on Saturday morning. Fairways were alright. Rough was too deep we lost golf balls right off the fairway. There were a few could holes that needed sand in the sandtraps. I have noticed this on all city courses. I guess I don't understand this and it one of the biggest complaints I hear. The greens could have been cut also they where pretty slow. Tee boxes could use some maintenance spotty with grass. I played the course right next to it last week and it was great shape. They are supposedly shutting down this course for maintenance next week A lot of standing water where sprinklers where broke.

Has tree branches on course, Cups well worn, need to be moved on most greens. Seat cushion worn and uncomfortable on cart. Restaurant reasonable and good.

It is a city coarse and as they go it is in pretty good shape. The problem is the management of city tracks don't seem to have money to do necessary upkeep and it shows.

Great course, however the cut grass left after cutting is all over the course, and the greens were pretty bad. Recommend keep the course cut and not let it get to the point that you would need a farmer to come in and bail the clippings. Bring this course back to a higher standard!!!! and that will bring back the players... I have no desire to play this course any time soon.

PS Check out San Pedro course in Benson AZ, Best greens around! and Best price!

Nice course for the money, convenient to central Tucson. Grass in fairways need mowed, lost 3 balls in fairway due to long grass. Greens very slow and bumpy, flat course with trees and water as hazards

the course was in okay shape, but the grass clippings were not picked up on the fairways making it difficult to find the ball even in the short grass

The rough at Randolf is set up like a major championship, except major championships rough dosent have weeds, UN raked grass,.and trash in it. Its a city course where majority of players shoot 90s to 120s, mow the grass rake it up and clean the trash and get some friendly staff, and id give it 4 stars.

Course had not be maintained in some time. Fairways, rough and greens needed maintenance. I would only recommend this course if the conditions were better, as it has been in the past.

My outing was towards the end of July which is usually damp in Tucson. Whereas the course was wet, the conditions were good for a 6:15 start. This course is very straight and there are not a lot of challenges but it is one of the better maintained municipal courses that I've played. There did seem to be an abundance of untrimmed growth around the trees, really my partners only complaint.

course was in great shape the monsoons have helped the course. some tee boxes need help. but over all the course was wonderful

Course was in good shape. One thing they need to do is collect their grass clipings.

Played Randolph North. Monsoons had started about a week ago so 95% of the course was green where it should be. Greens in good shape. Fairways are hard to distinguish from rough along the sides. Flat, somewhat easy course but only because some approach and tee shots challenge your accuracy. I wouldn't pay more than $15 to play in the summer. We tee'd off at noon for $10, great deal. If they'd lower their prices I'd play there consistently. Why play here for $26-$23 when I can play Starr Pass for $25-$19??? Course was in good shape though.

Some of the fairways and greens had some bare spots, but they were in good condition overall. Bunkers are hard, but may have been a result of recent monsoon activity as there was still water in a couple. The layout and features made the course fun to play and the staff was very helpful with great attitudes, very friendly. We'll go back

Dell Urich is a nice, parkland course and a welcome change of pace for the many desert-styled courses in the Tucson area. It's full of mature trees to consider when planning shots and to keep shot already struck from interfering with the surrounding traffic.

I'm puzzled by the way this course's maintenance betters the Randolph course that shares the same piece of property. Dell Urich always seems a bit greener.

This is easily my favorite Tucson city course! My only complaint is that the fees don't fluctuate with the same predictable pattern as most other courses in Tucson. When the rest of the city is lowering rates to entice golfers to come out in the heat, the city courses stand pat.

If you play smart golf, you'll enjoy every round here... And it won't take long, either. I've blazed some fast rounds here when the crowd is thin. The pace is average/normal when crowded, though. I have yet to play a slow round at Dell Urich.

Not pleased with conditioning of course. This course used to be excellent. City of Tucson not interested in golf course management these days.

My buddy and I really enjoyed playing this course. The normal green fees were amazingly well priced and the overall maintenance of the course is kept up for being a city course in the 100 degree summer heat. The carts are nice and quiet and staff there are super nice.

Four players, all average in skills, had a very good time. The course was in overall good condition. The greens were well maintained, the fairways smooth. There was a storm the night before and some debris on the tees, but nothing that effected the play. I would recommend the course.

Good track. Greens a bit shaggy and slow. Some fairways are feeling the effects of the intense Tucson Summer and desperately wait the summer rains. Overall, still a good golf value

This is a very good layout but it is in very poor condition. The fairways need water and are bare in several places. The greens are bumpy. This was a PGA Tournament course and it is a shame it is in this poor shape.

Fairways are dead, dry, and little grass. Greens are in terrible condition... it's a waste of time and money to play this course.