Preserve Golf Course

Course was generally in good shape. Several holes had some standing water problems, but I am guessing this is temporary. Clubhouse staff was just cordial... you can tell they treat members better than golfnow tee times. Most holes offer great mountain views. Course is challenging with most holes requiring a fairly accurate tee shot - desert awaits everywhere. Greens were receptive but a little on the slow side. Overall - good experience but better play it now... prices go up in December.

playing the preserve is always a great experience, nice test, good views, always in good shape

This is my favorite course in Tucson. However, the lady who checked us in was rude, gave us the worse cart, and acted like as Golf Now customers we were like stand-by fliers. "We have 'golfers' out there," she said in response to question about going off 5 minutes before t-time. Rude, rude, rude.

This is one of the best courses in Southern Arizona, period!

Great setting, beautiful views. Each hole is different. You use all your clubs.

The Preserve is one of my favorite courses to play in the area. It is a little bit of a drive from the South/East side of Tucson but the new Twin Peaks cut off to Tangerine saves some time. The course has lots of elevation chamges--two fun par threes and a down hill par 5 that makes you think before you hit. The clubhouse is nice--closes early-but its a short drive to the Keg at Oracle and Tangerine.

The rough was very thin, dry and dying. It is in desparate need of water,as it will continue to get worse without.

Played in the afternoon and pace was very slow. The course is in great shape with winter grass coming in. Greens are challenging.

need a marshall, otherwise fantastic. I would highly recommend

This is a very challenging golf course. There are many ways to lose several balls, and yet the views somehow soothe the anxiety. This is an excellent place to take an out-of-town visitor.

The Preserve is in excellent shape and well-maintained. It is challenging and yet fair. It was a very enjoyable experience for me.

Nice course. A bit difficult for the first time as it requires some knowledge of layup positions etc. A bit out of the way but the facilities are great. Mountain views to die for. Course had just been overseeded for the Fall so the greens were very slow. But at the price it was worth the drive. Hard to beat.

The course was in very good shape for just having come out of overseeding. Some areas of the course were soggy due to excessive water still being used to make sure the new seeds would germinate. Greens were very slow as to be expected. Some bunkers appeared to have excessive amounts of sand in them. And I mean wet thick sand, 6-8 inches deep. Give the course a couple more weeks and it will be a pristine venue to challenge your golf skills.

The course was recently over-seeded and in good shape for this time of year. We had 3 golfers of various skill levels and all had a great day. The setting and facilities are outstanding. The holes are well laid out and views incredible.
The description of the course in the booking preamble is accurate.
This course is well worth playing and it is one we play every time we are in Tucson.

Beautiful course and surroundings. Great condition except greens are a little long. Probably due to overseeding. Fee for practice balls is unreasonable. $2.00 for 16 balls!!

This course had recently reopened after being closed most of the summer for regrassing. Fairways were outstanding. Greens were understandably slow. We always enjoy the course. Looking froward to returning after reseeding for the winter is complete.

the preserve has an excellent design, beautiful views, and is a superior experience, especially for better golfers. each hole is different and challenging on its own, and requires the golfer to be very selective in club choice and type of shot.

Course has just undergone some major reconstruction of drainage, fairway and greens repair from 2011 frost damage. Greens were long and slow (I think to protect new growth from the heat/sun). Course is challenging from any of the tee boxes. Beautiful Catalina Mountain vistas!

This course has a great variety of holes; all much different from any other. The front nine starts with a longer par four, then the only somewhat easiier holes are the two par threes.
The back nine starts with the toughest hole on the course; a par five that requires a strong drive for any chance of par. The par threes are not easy either. Watch for the water on 18!

When entering "The Preserve" off of Oracle you wonder where they are going to put a golf course. Imagine my surprise to find not one but three golf courses. I played the Preserve course and was astonished at the condition of the course. My only wish is that it was closer to my house.
Keep up the great work at the course.