North at Randolph Golf Course

All you can play is a great plan this time of year. I highly recommend it

One of the best courses I've played in the last few months.
I will be back soon to play again .

I like the layout of the course, a classic example of a good course. However, the fairways were quite dried out and hard. The course needs attention--water and more care.

Maintained fairways, open and forgiving. The course is in good condition and is a good value for fees paid. Greens in good shape and consistent. Would play this course again, enjoyable round. Pro shop is well stocked.

My wife, son and I played this course while visiting in Tucson. The price was good for the quality of the course. It was in relatively good shape for the price and there was a variety of holes.

Nice track for a challenge, but you must stay on fairway, if not it's difficult, but that's how it should be, would recommend.

You can play better courses in the Tucson area for the same or less money.

I enjoy the course but since the LPGA left the conditions have gone to the dogs. The course is always packed in the winter months and must make some money for the city. Too bad they do not maintain as it should be.

We played Randolph North golf course on a Wednesday and the course was ful but not crowded; pace of play was easy to maintain. This track is fairly long for our foursome of seniors. The fairways are wide and allow for a nice runout on most drives. There are many mature trees lining the fairways, so hit it straight! The greens were overseeded and completely covered, rolling to about a 9-10 on the stimp-meter; fast but not lightning fast. These greens are really large, and while the placements were tough, things could have been much harder- I'd make sure not to make a tee time after a tournament set-up. All in all, this was a nice golf experience- I'd go back.

course needs ranger - kids running around ninth and 18th fairways

I played at Randolph north, in my opinion this is Tucsons nicest city course, it's the only one I would come back to, nicely kept greens, not overly crowded, nice staff.

Randolph may not be as high profile as other course in Tucson, but it a good course and can offer a challenge to all levels of players. Course knowledge is helpful on a few holes, but generally everything is right in front of you. Hit good shots and you will be rewarded, hit stray shots you can pay a penalty.

The course was in very good shape for a desert course, city owned. The greens were quite fast, but many pin placements were "pro" type, not for your average handicapper. Traps could use some sand but I know they are working on a shoestring to keep greens fees down to entice play. Overall a good test at a fair price. I booked another round for tomorrow.

Some greens need attention but overall the course is in pretty good condition.

just another overrated muni. Bunkers in bad shape.

Enjoyed this course as it was in good shape for this time of year. Play was rather slow for me but was fairly crowded on this day and time. Both these courses at this location are fun to play.

The course has improved since the last time I played it over 8 months ago. Some attention has been given to the bunkers since they were not hard like the parking lot. Also, the greens were exceptable but a little hard. Overall, the course was playable though a little wet in some areas due to excess watering. The restrooms on the course still require attention and yardage markings are lacking. They could inprove ones experience by having combo tee boxes on the score card. 6500 yards for a 15 hdcp in his 70's is a bit much. A combo of boxes that pay 5700 to 6000 would be nice.

The course is in great shape this winter. Several improvements made since last year in making several holes even better. Always enjoy playing this course and service at grille room is always good.

We had a foursome play the course on Jan 30th..Overall the course was in good shape but it did have some issues.. It's been a few days since we had heavier then normal rains in Tucson but the course still showed it.. Water in quite a few bunkers and some areas were still unplayable which was a surprise..The yardage estimate on the cards on at least 3 holes was No were near accurate..When the card says 382 and you it takes a good drive and 2 solid other shots using a utility club to get to the green something is not right..It wasn't just me that seen the descrepancy..We had one person with a GPS and he confirmed the problem..These holes were on the back nine at Randolph North Course.. We will go back and play it again when it drys out and see if anything was corrected..Overall though a nice track but not like it used to be when the LPGA Played here..

The green were in excellent condition. Service cart could come by more than once.