The Club at Starr Pass - Palmer/Gambler

played 9-20 course has had some issues with greens, they're replacing several areas on some greens, thus making it rough. over watering the collars making it damp and lumpy grounds around the green.

From the bag drop to the pro shop to the Starter: Everyone was positive and helpful. Was nice to experience.

Beautiful course designs, with fabulous views.

The best views! Course was challenging but very fair! Would highly recommend to anyone. Probably our favourite course in Tucson!

My tee time was booked at 10AM. Got to the course and found they moved me to 950A, then while practice putting the starter came to me and said I have been moved to 1020A. Really, no notice. Play was so slow. Ask why and I was told it's a resort course so I should chill. Quit after 11 and went back to proshop to leave and saw 4 workers sitting in golf carts who did not get out to help or offer help. I left and 30yards away one yelled thanks for playing. My advice, DON'T PLAY.

Great layout! Played in 3.5h on Friday afternoon. Only issue is the condition of the greens with many patches making putting awkward at times.

This course is normally a great course, but the day we played it was more like an ordinary municipal course with very mediocre greens. The fairways were in nice shape and the layout is a joy to play. When we checked in with the staff, who were very professional, gave us the bad news that we would be playing the same 9 twice because of ongoing work on the other course. They also told us the bar and grill were closed for “summer hours.”

I’m sure the course will be good again sometime in the future. But it was disappointing when we played.

Only Rattler was available for play.

The greens were almost unputtable. I know they are intending to rebuild them, but the greens and fringes an unplayable patchwork of resodding, sand and bare spots.

The fairways and traps were in excellent shape.

There were very few players. Play was so sparse that the bar & grill was closed. The upside is that the pace of play was great.

Tough shape! Must have had a lot of summer mill! Patched greens and surrounds. This course is normally awesome!

The greens were in the worst o have ever seen. They should be ashamed of what they are charging.

This course is usually in great shape. I have never played it in these bad conditions. The greens are all chucked up, with all fringe under repair. Pace of play was terrible on the 2nd 9, Taking at least 3 hours to play that side. There is no warning on the site, and they are still charging $75 per player, totally not worth it.

2 holes 8,9, was closed, first 3 holes was so wet

We couldn’t pull out of plugged balls, fingers all muddy, shoes got all wet, should let is know before start to play

Greens are in terrible shape not sure what is going on patches of sod everywhere course design and views amazing

Some holes are under construction still but will be worth it when done. GPS on cart was an issue on several holes. Kept locking us out saying we weren’t on the cart path even though we were on the cart path so that was kind of a pain. Course played well greens are very soft.

Typically this course is in good shape. However I would avoid playing here for the foreseeable future. Every green in Coyote/Rattler was under construction near the fringe. Every bunker was empty. And multiple holes had a full crew of maintenance men working on it. Tractors, and large dump trucks included. So not only is it a difficult course, but you also have to avoid 18 foot high dump trucks and a crew of 10 people by the green. On top of that, they still want full summer rates to play. Only heads up they gave me was that #8 on Coyote was under construction and that we might have to skip it. Surprisingly that was the only hole not being worked on. Not coming back for a long time.

Fairways and tee boxes were in decent shape, the greens appeared to be “under repair” and had no grass where the fringe is supposed to be, just dirt. Challenging layout and great views of local fauna and Tucson.