JW Marriott Tucson Starr Pass Resort & Spa

Took advantage of Golf Now $30 buck per person walking greens fee on the very scenic, fun, and perfectly manicured Coyote 9. Thoughtful location and selection of tee boxes for varying ability levels--we played from the 3100 yard silver Tees and had a blast ! Now, for 25 bucks per person additional cart fee it's not such a good deal. Course has some significant elevation changes and is a fairly rigorous walk so be prepared.

Clubhouse grill closed Monday to Wednesday. Greens and bunkers could use some TLC. Nice layout. Had a lot of fun!

I would classify myself as a sporty 4 handicap. We played the black tees on Rattler / Roadrunner which was supposed to be 6400 yards. I shot 79 with 6 penalty strokes because of not understanding correct lines.

I had two older gentleman w me and some of those 200 yard force carry shots were extremely difficult for those guys. The track is really good but I would play a tee or two up until you are comfortable with the optics of the course.

It well very fairly priced for Arizona in January. Course was in great shape.

enjoyed the round

let the players stay on course till sunset

Too many blind tee shots for the first round played here. Some fairways were not even visible from the tee boxes. Almost every shot from the fairway was from an uneven lie. Without direction from playing partner, some holes would have been unplayable for a bogey golfer like myself as hazards were not always visible when hitting. Very friendly and helpful staff. Great range and putting green.

Stay in the fairway. Narrow landing area for the drive. Penalized if you miss fairways.

Starr Pass is a great golf course. Not for beginners , as you need to elevate the ball in numerous occasions. Course layout is challenging and very scenic. Course conditions were very good, greens rolled fast. Only problem was it poured for 40 minutes, so we had to sit in our cart on the 6th hole (not too much shelter available). After the rain the greens held better but were considerably slower. Even with the 40 minute rain delay we finished the round in under 4 hours. Bag attendants could have been a little more inviting, (had to unload our bag to the cart ourselves), but the starter was great.

In Tucson for work...played course on Sunday afternoon...course is in great shape. Definitely target golf....course.plays long in places but fairways, greens and tee boxes all in great shape.

I'd definitely play it again.

This course is fairly narrow and anything hit outside of the fairway was hardpan that slopes away from play. Most of the time that means the ball either kicks into or quickly rolls into unplayable areas as if it were on the cart path itself. The average player will score high due to this so if score isn't important and you, you can still enjoy a good track. The fairways and greens were in great shape so those shots are very rewarding.

I didn't appreciate the course marshal telling us to pick up the pace when our cart said we were on pace and had no one behind us pressing. When I showed him what the cart was telling us he said "don't believe those things". There was no reason for that whatsoever. We finished in just under 4 hours and would have done so without being told to.

Great course layout and very well maintained. Tough course but fun!

Beautiful course in immaculate condition. Great views up and down the mountain especially with the deer,havaelinas, and wolves roaming the course. Lightning fast greens that make you focus on your putts. A great experience but a challenging course. Be sure and listen to your starter and take his advice.

Played the 9 hole Coyote

Great condition & staff

If in Tucson go for Sure!!

This is my third time and the conditions are always too notch.

You have to play the course more than once to know where to hit the ball.

Not the best layout for high handicappers .

Will play it again.

Front nine has too many gullys; back nine much easier.

The course is beautiful and in excellent shape. A challenge for all but especially for less skilled golfers. We booked to walk nine holes one day but arrived from another country to find the course has no pull carts. Then they charged us $25 per person for a power cart. The most expensive nine holes ever played.