Tubac Golf Resort - Otero/Anza

What do they have against ball washers? None to be found anywhere. Guy in front of us waited for the green to clear on par 4s twice prior to teeing off from the whites. (He rolled both shots) where are the marshals for dopes

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We are residents in the area and this was the first time to play at Tubac. What an absolute pleasure and we thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Great atmosphere and great people. The course is also in fantastic shape (our CC home course is not as good as this)! Great layout and playing conditions. We kept raving about it after we left. Don’t hesitate and do yourself a favor and go!

I booked a late tee time for Sunday March 8. The course was in excellent shape, Marshall came to check on us to make sure the pace of play was good. I appreciated this check.

Once again Tubac reminds me that it's always worth booking a round. Staff was fun & friendly. Course was in great condition with a super considerate grounds crew. Definitely a must play if given the opportunity.

You play two different 9 hole courses for the 18.

It’s pretty cool you play either Otero then Rancho or Anza and Rancho . The Rancho course is the Tin Cup movie course. It was a great time. Stay at the resort and play all courses you’ll love it. Beautiful scenery.

Tubac is a three nine course. We played Anza/Otero. We had hoped to play Ranchero (where Tin Cup) was filmed but did no t). Both nines were nice hut definitely stretched out. Fairways were nice, greens were very nice and fast. While playing, you realize that you are away from the city. Beautiful adobe homes, mountain vistas and quiet. Worth the drive.

This was my first time playing this course. But I can’t wait to play it again! It was a cooler wet day.. the mountains were beautiful soo was the course. Fun! The food from the cantina was delicious and served a great Bloody Mary

Don't know if I've ever been treated so poorly by the management of a golf course. Here's what happened:

I booked a tee time thru Golf Now and had a confirmed date, time, # of players, cost and # of holes to be played. I had the confirmation in-hand.

Upon arrival, the starter stated that there where only 9-holes open as the other 18 were under repair and we'd be playng Otero twice, No problem we said.

However, when we went to pay for our greens fees, the course manager, Kristie Fowler, stated that there must have been a mistake and the price we were quoted was for 9-holes and NOT 18-holes. I showed her my Golf Now confirmation documents clearing showing we'd booked 18-holes but Ms. Folwer feigned indifference and again said there must have been a mistake. Golf Now only posts the times and rates offered by the course. They don't make mistakes. So, who did?

Bottom line - Ms. Fowler refused to honor our tee time reservation. Rather than do the right thing, she ignored any courtesy or common sense and sent two local golfers off to let the commuinity know just what type of manager Ms. Fowler is.

Both the owner(s) and members of the Tubac Country Club should be embarrassed.