Casino del Sol

The facility was very nice. The course scenic. It was a very cold and windy day that made playing a challenge but we enjoyed our game and lunch in the grill.

It would be nice if the restrooms at the snackbar/proshop were available when finishing in the later afternoon. You ould easily put a retractable gate to screen off the proshop/snack bar so the restrooms could be accessed.

Great course and atmosphere. Cons are definitely the cart rules and paths are unclear and they’re way over booked. Took me over 6 hours to play 18. I’d say less over booking will fix majority of issues here. They also have a booking system that is quite flawed.

Showed up to check in and the pro shop didn't have any record of my deposit with Golf Now. I'm out yhe booking fee.

This course is a nicely groomed desert course. We played in early March and the overseeded rye grass came in nicely. It is definitely a target golf course off the tee. We played 6100 yard layout and off the tee for par fours and fives used almost every club between Driver and 6 iron. There is a ton of water that comes into play along with some desert washes that cannot be carried with driver which makes most par 5’s true 3 shot holes. Some of the fairways tilt towards water so what you think was a good shot rolled out into the hazards. When we played the fairways were hard and bouncy. Most of the greens were receptive to well stuck iron shots but they were firm, fast and rolled well.

It is desert golf on a fairly flat plot of land.

Fun to play the second time you play because you will remember the way the ball rolls out. When in doubt take a club or two less than what you would normally play.

Welcoming staff and cart crew.

Overall a fun day.

Great experience. However no balls on driving range for warmup which starts the day off wrong. Bunkers were in need of repair and sand. Will still come back fun Course to play.

Why do the no carts sign as you approach the greens have to be placed sooooooooooo far back from the greens? Really slows up play .

Great course with wonderful facilities.
Our only negative was the pace of play.
We had the talk from the starter about pace of play and how the crew would have no issue asking a group to pick up and move to the next tee. It seemed to us that the push didn’t happen.
After nine holes we were 28 minutes behind and after thirteen holes we were 34 minutes behind.
We did not get our entire round in before dark. As we drove in we passed three groups that were also not going to finish. Too bad because the finishing holes are fabulous.

The course is a beautiful, challenging layout. However, after the starter made a big deal about selecting tees because of pace of play concerns, we were only able to finish 14 holes in over 4 hours due to a group in front of us not playing with any urgency. When we drove past them to get back to the clubhouse, we saw they were two holes behind the group in front of them.

Disappointing for a course that is as beautiful as Sewailo, that there is no one out there, no ranger, monitoring pace of play

This is a really nice desert golf course that I try to play on every visit to Tucson. It is interesting, challenging, good condition and a great value for the money. One issue: 5 hours. Look, I was playing on a Sunday afternoon so I was ready for slow play. But 5 hours? We waited on every hole. It is just hard to enjoy golf when it is that slow.

Fun and great course. Would play it every time I am in Tucson.