del Lago Golf Club

always a tough course for me be we really like the place

Great course set up for a lefty that fades. Lots of dog leg lefts, Online $30. Met a few nice guys taking advantage of that. Staff was cordial. More than a few comments on t boxes were “this could be a really spectacular hole”… I’ll be back.

I really enjoyed my last round at del Lago. I lost quite a few golf balls this time. ( Roughly 26) I've only been playing for just over a year. I do like the layout. Everything is in great shape. I thought I was going to have a day until my second shot off the 1st tee. First shot went straight and far. That was the last to go straight for me. The greens weren't super slow for how soft they felt under my feet. Gave up around the 16th and decided to get some lunch. The bar area is fantastic. Very comfortable atmosphere and the food was outstanding. Even though I played like absolute crap, it was still a great day to take in the sun and hang out with my wife.

This course always presents challenges during every hole. Shot accuracy is a premium. Course was in good condition, yet greens were difficult to gage speed as roll out seemed slow and bumpy. Only real negative for the course is the bunkers which contain a good supply of small rocks which can damage clubs.

First time playing today and I had an great experience. It was too busy so pace of play was fast. Ended up playing 18 in 3 hours. The greens were in great condition, but the fairways left something to be desired. Overall with the deal from GolfNow I would return without question

The course was in excellent conditions for this time of year. The fairways were still grassee and the greens were a little slow but puttable. The bunkers were half sand and the other half were dirt. It seems the Tucson courses are moving to eliminate the sand and go to dirt or grass.

Haven't played this course in a couple of years. They have the best greens I've played in a longtime. And I see they are doing a lot of brush cutting also. I'll be back soon.

Course played well, greens and fairways well maintained. I personally enjoy the technical style and spot golf type of course, even if it is a more difficult course.

More water stations needed throughout course, ran out midway through front nine and had to wait until the turn before I could refill. Not ideal considering the hot summer days are still coming. Course is worth the bang for your buck and it wasn’t jame packed when we teed off at 9:15 am

I’ve played this one a number of times and it never ceases to challenge. Unfortunately, some of the greens are already showing some signs that the summer could be a brutal one for them. Usually, this time of year, the greens are fast and very nice. Sadly, whoever is taking care of the greens has got a job of front of him this year as a few of them are already getting some bad spots to them (some rather large). The fairways are in decent shape, but they need to work on the areas where golf carts enter the fairways. Don’t know if I have an answer for that really, but the grass is basically gone from wear. Tee boxes are in great shape.

I love this course. I just hope that this isn’t a bad sign of things to come.

Everyone was kind from the check-in staff, starter, ranger, and beverage cart staff. The course was beautiful. My friend and I had a great experience.

The starter does a great job of starting each group which typically means a good pace of play. Most greens were in great shape but bunkers, like almost every Tucson area course, we’re rocky and hard. Overall, one of the best public courses in the Tucson area.

We picked a beautiful day, the course was in great shape, we had great company, the weather perfect, the Cactus blooming beautiful. A great day with friends, topped off with a cold brew in the clubhouse.

Thus course is fairly challenging but still fun and playable.