The Club at Starr Pass - Gambler/Pioneer

Starr Pass plays in the hills and offers tremendous views from several holes. Course is in very good condition. Lots of carries over desert from the tees and at times for shots into greens making this course a challenge for many golfers and difficult for the high handicap golfer.

I have now played Starr Pass 4 times. I believe it is a must play course whenever you are in Tucson. I enjoy the conditions (nice fairways and greens-fast). It is a "target" type course. It helps to hit the fairways or risk losing your ball in the desert. My course handicap was 11 and I play from the silver tees (Slope 128). I always enjoy playing here. And, it you're short on time the Coyote 9 holes is always an option to get in a 2 hour or little over round.

This is a great course, they need a ranger though, as one group held up play at 5plus hour pace and was never approached by staff Otherwise great value.

Love this course. Normally pace is good, but after a 2 hr first nine, things slowed down and 2nd nine took 2.5 hrs

I like the course. The greens roll so nice and the views are beautiful. The course is difficult for average or below golfers. The Roadrunner 9 is much easier than Rattler.

If I played the course again I think I would get the hang of it but the first time is a tester.

Eddie the starter is the man. 17 years at his job. We were paired up with a great twosome yesterday and the pace was excellent. Course (all of it) was in excellent condition.

Everything was great except pace of play. . Didn't get to play the last hole because they wanted the cart back. And we had to wait on the group ahead. Need a Marshall.