Quarry Pines Golf Club

Loved this course from top bottom. Definitely not a walking course as there’s a lot of hills. Everything was beautiful, great staff, beautiful views. Carts were slow as heck though.

this course is in the worst condition of any course in tucson and they charged $70! the starter made lots of excuses like lack of rain, overseeing coming up in 2 months etc it was difficult to find grass to hit the ball off. felt like playing an entire course in mud. i know it’s summer in tucson but quarry pines is so bad. most other courses in town are in much better shape. it wasn’t worth $20

Course always plays especially tough on the back nine. Some of the fairways are still a little rough from the plugging, so you need to be able to roll your ball around for a reasonable lie.

Enjoyable though. Thank you!

If we knew we would be playing the front nine twice we would not have traveled from Oracle to play

Play Quarry Pines pretty often. Went to play on 7/16 and the course was in rough shape from the storms that rolled through this weekend. Standing water in a few spots and a lot of washed out areas. No fault of the course, storm was a bad one. Back nine was closed entirely and no one relayed this info until we saw the starter on tee 1. Course should bounce back quickly, it was in good shape previously. I’d give it a couple weeks before I try going back. Greens in great shape for this time of the year. Rest of the course will bounce back.

The course could be in much better shape even for this time of year. No reason for the bunkers to be hard pan.

Nothing some water and cooler temperatures wouldn't fix. I enjoy the course and drive a good distance to play there. I simply move my ball when it doesn't land on grass. One green had an elevated hole from people walking around it so right before my ball was about to drop in it turned right and then left around the hold. Just needs moved and not brought exactly back.

Great course layout, and especially challenging on the back nine. Fairways still recovering from being plugged a while back, so need to play with the understanding that you should be able to roll your ball to a decent lie. Greens are good!

The new superintendent is doing great things with the course. Give him some time and this course will be one of best around Tucson, including private courses.

As always quarry pines is a wonderful course. Extremely friendly staff. The course was in great condition especially for July. Minor aeration around some greens but nothing to bad. Unfortunately pace of play was very slow for a Monday. Multiple groups playing from the tips that had no business playing from the tips. Why play form the tips if your shooting 100+

Typical of this course, the pace was slow, and no Marshall ever on the course to change that. Fairways had been plugged a while ago, so you really need to be able to roll the ball to a decent lie. Some random piles of tree limbs along a few of the holes, one of which caught a drive that was cutting a corner. Grounds keepers are not very on top of things.

First time I played here. The weather was very hot (104). I played alone - and got around in less then 3 hrs. The course can be tight, you need to keep the ball in play. Otherwise it's not very long and you can score here. The back nine is in and out of the old quarry, which makes for some beautiful holes and very different feel from 'desert' golf. Course condition was decient for summer golf in the desert. One big downside - there is no driving range and you will need to go somewhere else to warm-up or play without.

I'll will be back - very much like the different quarry look.

And a quarry course is one where some holes punish you for poor drives (on the back nine). Others drive into a hole. Bring a couple extra balls (but I found more than I lost). Some hate this course for that. I do not. I like it being different and am willing to pay with a couple extra balls. Played 4 hours 11 minutes in Arizona summer heat (over 100F). A bit slow but we just played 4 holes twice so no waiting (could do this due to the single behind being an hour back and slow).

It's an average length full 72 par course. No driving range but I don't need one. I warm up at home. Grounds people worked very hard, but it needed a little more water. That's my only criticism. Chilled water tanks (my 80 oz wasn't enough with the four extra holes) made it far better than city courses alone.

Unlike no other course in Tucson. Has the best back 9 you will play. It was an extremely fun challenge.