del Lago Golf Club

Course in great condition and people very friendly.

Hard long course. A lot of time spent in cart driving from the spread out hole layout. No water at all to drink on course so bring your own. Greens are very well kept. Hi vis balls easier to find on the dry fair ways.

The fairways are totally baked out. The greens are perfect. They are clearly watering only the greens. The rest of the course is terrible.

For what is normally the most overpriced golf course in town, Del Lago was actually a decent value this time. The fairways are a little spotty, but the greens are fair! And during a Tucson summer thats all you can expect. You always get to practice your downhill lies on the driving range and the starter always asks "is this your first time playing here?" As if there is something unique about this course??? Normal etiquette will get you around just fine. Playable before 8/25, the punching is coming!

Golf course in Arizona with no drinking water. Absolutely crazy.!!

The bunkers need help. Inconsistent sand or lack of it at all.

I Played this course a few times last year but just haven’t made it out there this year till now. I forgot how fun this course is. It’s challenging with some tight fairways and great elevation changes. It makes for a fun time playing the course. It’s the middle of summer here in Tucson so it’s hot, but the course is still in great shape.

Compared to a month ago, these fairways have really improved. They aren't allowed to allocate enough water for the whole course, so they choose the greens/tee boxes, but the monsoons have started bringing the fairways back. A few more storms will do it. Greens are nice and putts are rolling true.

Good overall experience. Bev cart was a little slow. They didn’t catch up to me until the 15th green. It was 98 degrees. Maybe they should have water coolers out every third hole for golfers for hydration, or allow personal coolers with water and Gatorade only. They are starting to aerate in prep for fall, so if you don’t like to play with tootsie rolls on the fairways, stay away.

Del Lago has been going down in demise for a while now. It's too bad to see this happen to a once very fine course. Unfortunately for them and other courses, the caliber of golfers now a days really is bad. There's no Etiquette!!!! No one fixes ball marks , huge divots in the fairways.and tee boxes!!! Drive carts anywhere like it's an off road adventure. Del lago can't afford a marshal to maintain the caliber of bad players. They just recently aerated the fairways and kept the hole course open. I remember in the past when they aerate fairways or greens they would close half the course at a time to preserve their hard work. The left the whole thing open and the stupid reckless golfers tore leaving h out of the fairways . They should have put a 90* rule in, but probably no one would do it.

I don't know who is managing the course any more, but they are doing a bad job.

First, it was 98 degrees, I saw the bev cart once and she was busy talking to another employee. Then a group of younger (20 something’s) in front of me were loud, driving their cart onto the collars, tee boxes and through sand traps and on the fairways of par 3’s. Not a great experience. This type of allowable behavior tends to chase away people. Do better

Tee boxes and fairways are dry…but it’s the time of the year.

Ok, the elephant in the room: the fairways are just dead grass. Hittable but not the most enjoyable. Like quite a few courses in Tucson, they just lost them in the heat and draught this year.

The course seems to be using its water traps to keep the greens in decent shape. They are shaggy, but you can't cut and roll greens in this heat. Hopefully the monsoons are strong.

I say it is a good value because 34 bucks during the weekday at 0640 AM beats the heat and lets you get some good swings in.