Crooked Tree Golf Course

Nothing better than getting out early, this course is in great shape.Hats off to the crew.

Wide fairways and a lack of bunkers make it very playable while the smaller greens test accuracy. The only negative for me was the slow green speed, my guess is that they stimped about 7-7.5.

Crooked Tree Golf Course has potential, but unfortunately my recent experience fell short. The biggest issue was the pace of play — it was painfully slow. We waited on almost every tee box, and the round dragged well past 5 hours with no marshals in sight to keep things moving.

Course conditions didn’t help either. Fairways were patchy and uneven, and bunkers looked more like hardpan than sand traps, and some tee boxes were nearly bare.

It’s a nice layout, but with the lack of upkeep and poor time management, it just didn’t deliver a good golf experience. Might be worth it if conditions improve, but for now, I’d look elsewhere.

Good value and a solid track. The variety of shots needed and great practice facility make this golf course worth your time and money.

The course was in good shape. Greens were in excellent condition

This course is extremely good value for the price

A little shaggy and slow but course was in relatively good shape. Ground under repair areas need to be better marked. Allow better access to shade trees especially at 11 and identify water for drinking better

The round was good. Only played p holes, the sun and humidity was too much.

In comparison to the other Tucson City course, this course was in better condition, kept tee times in line, pace of play was reasonable.

very slow come come paired to other courses in area.

Course was in great condition. No beverage cart. Price for summer play was still a little high. I would not play the course in the winter, to costly.

If anything, Crooked Tree is a Golf Walker's dream...no excessive elevations hampering the stroll, however a few holes do have some elevation working up or down to the green. This was another enjoyable stroll escorting my MGI Zip Navigator hauling my clubs around the course.

This week, the greens were still healing from being punched and sanded. It was maybe a 5 on the Stimp.

The maintenance crew is doing a great job guiding carts to stay on paths so some areas are not overworn from Tee to Fairway.

The pace of play was quick, and we finished in 3:45.

I was able to play the course on my own as it was a weekday and in June. I did join up with a friendly twosome for some holes. Fairways, tee boxes, greens were in nice shape. Bunkers were all grass rather than sand. They are working on some of the holes but it didn't affect play much, I just dropped my ball on the grass nearby.