The Club at Starr Pass - Gambler/Pioneer

After 30 years of vacationing In Tucson, always playing a round at Starr Pass, this is the worst condition I’ve ever seen the course.

Amazing layout among the desert arroyos. Wonderful hilly design with elevation changes and almost no straight holes. Entire course in excellent shape with subtle undulating greens.

Would play again in heartbeat.

Caution for shorter drivers- play the forward tees.

This Hotel experience was simply perfect. Friendly staff, the one bedroom was just perfect, the views were so beautiful. We enjoyed the lazy river late at night, when it was quiet and we were alone. The next day we walked for an hour against the current in the lazy river, well before the kids and crowd, and I must say it was an outstanding workout. The golf experience with friends was just wonderful, but for $100.00 per person, walking 9 holes on cart path only , with the greens simply pathetic. Bald patches, sand, terrible. A 2 foot putt? Good luck as to where it goes. The Roadrunner side was better, but they should not be charging that rate for when the course is in this condition. I LOVE Starr Pass, and we will most certainly return, but this golf day was challenged by bad green conditions for the cost.

GUR should stand for greens under repair. Very disappointing conditions on the greens. Pace of play was terrible and there were no marshals. The layout has never been a favorite but on previous visits conditions were quite good.

The coyote course fairways were great but the greens were horrendous. Roadrunner was in good shape but it is the shortest of the 3. The other 9 is closed for overseeding. For $45, great views and a good practice facility. Since it isn’t season yet, I understand the overseeding and prepping but there needed to be mention of it on here that conditions were about 50%.

I bet it is gorgeous come November.

Coyote was cart path only. We had called to check on this issue and pro shop said carts were allowed. We would not have booked the course if we had known this. Greens were in very poor shape. Many dead areas and areas with cut outs of new grass. Very long route to get to 2nd nine, roadrunner. No cart or other warning signs around greens or other cart lock-out areas, cart was stuck 4 times on Roadrunner nine. Very frustrating to say the least. Never saw a Marshall on the course for assistance.

One of the best courses in Tucson. Had an 8AM tee time, starter let me go as a single at 715, off the course by 930, awesome morning. Greens were faster than usual but very good shape.

By far my favorite course in Tucson. Probably one of my favorite courses all time. Just perfect conditions and beautiful scenery. Challenging design so get ready for some brutal shots but they are not stupid shots. Best greens in Tucson too.

Very challenging for golfers of all skill levels.

Absolutely spectacular vistas.

This may be the best golf experience in southern Arizona.

After Corporate Takeover this course is in need of much attention. As an example,the fringe on the greens are not being taken care of on many of the holes. It was so bad we played 9 holes instead if 18 and left. The staff has also changed for the worse.

Pace of play and condition of course was great. Only down side was the starter was rude, but can’t let other peoples attitudes ruin your day.