JW Marriott Tucson Starr Pass Resort & Spa

When a course doesn’t get much play (due to its excessive pricing) it recovers nicely. With the exception of several traps that are spray-painted with a thin layer of sand over a concrete base, the rest of the course is in great shape. Gotta find a “deal time” for it to be worth the price in my opinion. Still love this “toughest track in Tucson.” Wish they’d honor their PGA legacy and get the Coyote nine back in play more often for a “Classic 18.”

Tee boxes, fairways, & greens all in good shape. Bunkers could use more sand, but otherwise great golf course.

We asked your staff if the restaurant was open? They all said yes! When we tried to get food after golf. We were told by individual at the restaurant entrance that they were closed for a private lunch!!! Your staff was not up to speed what was really happening. Very disappointing to the foursome from Seattle. May not return because of it.

We mistakenly went to the wrong first tee (3 nines). Rather than handing himself like a mature adult, the starter asked us if we could read and was incredibly rude. Then we were stuck behind a 5some of members from the second hole throughout the rest of our round. It was incredibly frustrating as a twosome to wait every shot while there were several holes open in front of them. Seems like they were all in cahoots actually. I asked my husband if we were being punked or something! Unbelievably poor golf etiquette and course management. We will not be back. But, the golf course is immaculate!

Very nice course but compare with other too expensive.

I heard the Coyote nine hes was hard but we really enjoyed it and it may be one of our favorite Tucson courses.

Wanted my uncle to see and golf starr pass. It was a really nice day, and the course was in great shape.