Crooked Tree Golf Course

Pace if play ok, just over 4 hours. Greens in good condition but poor bunker conditions.

Crooked Tree is a good course to "warm up on" if you are in Tucson for a golf vacation this winter. The pro shop staff are great.

Not much to say just an ordinary public golf course.

Greens were receptive and relatively fast. Fairways very nice. Course is very good for all golfers. We played the tips at 7000 yards and it was very challenging.

I thought Crooked Tree was a solid golf course. I liked the layout and the greens were true and consistent. The bunkers, however, were filled with dirt instead of sand. I would only play this course again if it were a good deal.

I played a semi- private, high-end course in tucson a few weeks prior to my round of golf at crooked tree. I can tell you crooked tree's greens were hands down better than the other course. A big shout out to the course maintenance crew..they take pride in their work and it shows not only on the greens but the fairways as well. One thing th at needs work are the uneven tee boxes on some holes other than that this course is in excellent shape. Get out there and play ladies and gents!

Crooked Tree in best condition in years. Greens roll very well. Kudos to grounds staff. Complaint is fairways are too narrow and dormant Bermuda rough very umpredicable. Few unique, memorable holes. Staff doesn't seem particularly welcoming. Play was slow. Had to wait on every shot..but understandable since its high season.

Good no to long, bunkers force shot making. Greens were consistent.

Fun time on a fun course-would love actual sand in bunkers.

Course in good shape this year.

Fairways good. Greens rolled good.

After getting bounced off the tee sheet at an upscale course, I booked Crooked Tree on line, sight unseen. I had low expectations based on the price and write ups. I was pleasantly surprised by everything I experienced. After a 30 minute frost delay, we were off onto a course that was well conditioned with greens that rolled true. The bunkers are a bit shaky, but it is easy to avoid most of them. The layout is interesting, but not funky, and there is plenty of roll in the fairways. I played with 3 guys in their 70's, all of whom walk the course 3 or 4 times a week. We played in exactly 4 hours. I enjoyed my day with them, as their experience helped me shoot a 7 bogey, 79. The staff was a bit worn by the public they face and I really do not like the starter calling golfers to the tee over the PA system in the Pro Shop. Give me a friendly guy with a clipboard and a few stories and I am happy. I can give CT a pass on their shortcomings and firmly state that it is a great value, public warmly welcomed, course north of the city.

Friendly staff, nice driving range. Interesting course with a variety of greens (simple to multi-level). No course diagrams anywhere. We followed a painfully slow group for 9 holes. Once they dropped out pace of play improved exponentially. Fun for practice round.

Could have used a map or diagram but just following the group in front of us saved us from getting lost. Fun course, not real challenging but interesting. Saw coyotes. Greens in nice shape.

Greens very fast and true. Fairways grown in nicely. Rough dormant with varying playability.

Very friendly staff, course in very good condition. Good fairways and excellent greens. Good layout give it a try. Pace of play great on the front nine but slow on the back nine. First time on the course, will be back.

We played Crooked Tree for the 1st time. Check-in was quick and friendly. Range and putting greens are very nice. Course was in good condition and weather was warm and slightly breezy at times but a great weather day for golf in December.

The round was very slow, nearly 5 hours to play. No course manager on the course and walking 4-somes seemed to be the hold-up on the course. The "beverage cart" lady was extremely friendly and she kept apologizing the the slow play.

In summary, we enjoyed the course play and conditions and our only disappointment was pace of play.