Quarry Pines Golf Club

For a high handicap player this was very challenging, but also very fun. Nicely laid out course with very "fun" holes. The narrow fairways and sloped (fast) greens were very challenging. The views were amazing. This was the second time I've played this course. Due to the slowed up play on the back 9, and the late day, I only played 13 holes - still, well worth it.

Cool place to golf, ease of front nine offset by

back nine difficulty

I’ve never seen their bunkers in such poor conditions. Most were nothing but hard dirt that nobody should have to play from. Course and greens were in good shape.

The back nine is very demanding for keeping your ball in play. Groups take much longer to play it, compared to the front, so plan on close to 5 hours if you play in the afternoon. #11, the extremely difficult par 3 signature hole, had one group teeing off and another waiting. That’s after the usual ten minute wait on #10 tee!

We love the course and its challenges, but there are golfers who shouldn’t play there.

This was a very fun course. I especially liked the back "quarry" 9 that offered not only amazing scenery, but some challenges. I highly recommend and do plan on playing it again.

Outstanding golf facility.

All the golf staff were very pleasant (pro shop, starter & food/drink attendant).

Course conditions perfect with perfect tee boxes and fairways and excellent greens. Some of the bunks could use a little more sand but overall a wonderful golf experience, particularily some the holes and corresponding views.

Marshall monitored the pace but we had an early time and finished under 4 hours. Stayed for lunch and even though the course was busy, there did not seem to be any back-ups.

For a high handicapper this course was tough, but a lot of fun too. The late afternoon rate was a good value. The first nine holes played reasonably fast but the last few of the back nine were very slow. Part of this was the high degree of difficulty. Had to stop after #12. Still, nice course, great fairways (if you can stay on them), and very (emphasis very) different greens. Look forward to playing next time I’m in Tucson.

Mike is 100% not the first person anyone should have to encounter when dropping your bag off. He started back pedaling when he realized I was not going to tolerate his unwelcoming attitude. The course has a cool layout with lots of elevation changes but is very unforgiving. The greens are almost as hard as the cart paths.

I like the course layout and its challenges. This is the worst I have seen the greens in the last 4 years. They didn’t roll out smoothly. They were pretty bumpy.

The visit to The Pines Goof club was a good one overall. We did play midday on Sunday and with the volume of our winter visitors here in Tucson the pace of play was slow. Our round was over five hours long, however we had good company in our group which made the situation tolerable. I would recommend playing the course, just try and get out a little early or prepare yourself for a long day if you play on a weekend. It’s front 9 is traditional and enjoyable, and the back 9 … get ready for a whole different experience.

Have fun!!

Really enjoyed the course and the day. Everything was going well until our experience with the cart beverage girl which became an uncomfortable experience. This is not time I've experienced this with this gal. And the I the guys I was playing with said the same thing, she is very rude.

This was a very interesting course. The front nine is challenging, but laid out pretty well. The back nine is very difficult and really beautiful. I would definitely play here again.

My first time playing in Arizona. course in Tucson did not disappoint. A nice mix of layouts of holes, even saw roadrunners and coyotes. Beep,beep.