Omni Tucson National Resort

Beautiful scenery of the Tucson area. Played next to longest tee box for 14 handicapper and scored close to expected score. Course was in great shape and would play again. Some of areas are not as finished as expected for a resort course - cart path is dirt instead of cement in areas. Did not have the usual cart guys to clean and deliver clubs to car - I could drive right to car and do myself - which I prefer!

The Catalina Course at Tucson National was a welcome relief from desert and rocks on a golf trip to Arizona. The course was a little wet, which was strange but generally played OK. It is very flat and fairly unremarkable but was a pleasure to play (and not lose so many balls). Nice finishing hole where you have to jump over water twice. The facilities were also very agreeable. One minor point was the directions to the course, which were wrong.

The course conditions were superb. The greens were quick and true and everything was lush. The staff was extremely friendly. I did find many of the holes to be quirky. Standing on the tee it was often difficult to get a decent feel for the hole. One of the holes goes straight up a hill. The views were great however.
"Condition of the course top, layout meh!"

Beautiful faiways, smooth greens, not read too much break, and lots of fun.

Pristine course, a pleasure to play golf at such a well maintained course.

Course was in great shape. Greens were running fast and true but received a ball very well. Will be back to play again!

This is a relatively classic desert golf course with one refreshing twist: It's actually forgiving. The fairways are nice and wide open on most holes with ample room to land the "oops" tee shot. However, this is still target golf and requires course management in order to play well. I am roughly an 18 handicap at present (quite higher out here than FL) and I shot a 19 over 89.

The course is in outstanding condition and the greens roll very nicely. The fairways are plush and so much so that I struggled to get roll out on my drives with the exception of downhill fairways. The greens are receptive and a player with good ball striking will be able to stop or spin the ball back. BEWARE though, for Arizona golf the greens are faster than you'd expect and you'll blast a putt by if you aren't careful.

As far as value, it was my first time playing there (Sonoran course) and while i'd pay more to play it than your average public course, I find it hard to justify what they charge, even through golf now. Granted that it IS season around here and it IS a resort but 80-90 bucks for a round is too rich for my blood.

All in all, it was a great day and I will go back, though I might wait for season to end unless I can get a cheaper rate.

Easy to see why this course (Catalina) has such a great history and reputation. Rounding into shape after over-seeding (cart path-only when we played); the greens have a ways to go. BTW, the mounding and bunkering around the greens are one of the most distinctive features of this course - better bring your "A (short) game." Would be nice to have a "combo" option between the red (5700) and white (6600) tees.

This was the first day for Catalina after over-seeding. The tee boxes and fairways were awesome. The greens still need a little time to fill in but otherwise excellent

Cart path only (reseeding). Excellent condition and the layout is very fair. It was very windy so more difficult than usual. Would like to replay when not so windy

The greens run true and are moderate to fast. The bunkers are fair.

TOO challenging of course for me. Greens were slow and bumpy.

great shape after fall reseeding, greens rolling fast and smooth.
fairways very plush, good value!

Pristine condition, beautiful layout and great value for money

This was a wonderful experience.. The conditions were excellent..

Very good layout...former PGA tour site, so it was challenging for us. Fairways, tees and greens were in nice shape. The bunkers, however, were horrible. Most were hard dirt....no sand, so it was super easy to blade a shot!

Traditional style course that's a pleasant change from desert style courses. Course condition is excellent, greens are semi-fast, but sufficiently soft to hold the ball. Fairways are lush and generous.

Pleasant place to play. Scenic, course nicely maintained with a friendly stack

Omni Tucson National is a challenging but scenic course, relatively flat but with some elevation changes.

One of the top courses in Tucson. Give it a try sometime.