Resorts at Ventana Canyon: Loews and The Lodge

Only issue we had were the plastic cup liners, Several putts were bounced adversely after contact. Would like to know the purpose they serve, when painting the top of the cup has become standard.

challenging course with amazing contast between lush green fairways and arid desert vegetation. Plenty of wildlife for entertainment - rabbits, praire dogs and road runners. Long distances between holes give players time in a cart with the cooling breeze of movement - nice relief from desert heat.

Pulling up the resort looks great seems like a nice stay! Drove a mile to the driving range which isn't bad and it looks like they haven't moved the stations in a month! No grass to hit off of! Went to go buy a Gatorade and a sandwich $15 later and I got a Gatorade and a decent sandwich. The tee box's are nice but that's about it the fairways were rough and the greens were awful. It's almost like they had a disease that they tried to fill in with sand! Completely impossible. The course layout was horrible. The only great thing about that course was the view of the mountains and I found myself looking at them a lot asking the same question. Why did I spend so much money to play this course!!

Stay away! The drive from green to tee box is crazy! who ever played this course out needs to be... Conditions were good, but this is a $45 dollar course AT MOST.

I've played here before. Challenging holes, fast greens, deep bunkers, collars won't bail you out. Great day of golf until tried to leave.

The clubs to cart to play area system is a bit awkward here to say the least anyway, but today was a fiasco. When we get off course, cart attendant starts cleaning clubs, asks if we need clubs stored or??? Told him no, we are leaving. he said Ok, I'll meet you at cart stand. We go get in truck, pull to cart stand. nothing. 20 minutes later, nothing. So my wife leaves to go in pro shop (3:30 PM) to see what the deal is to find it closed up for the day. She then goes down to cart staging area, no one obvious there. Finally finds the guy, he said he put them in storage. Says he'll get them, doesn't offer to let her ride up with the clubs or take them herself, but tells her to walk back up to cart stand. She walks back, still 5 more minutes here he finally comes. No I'm sorry, no nothing. You'd have sworn he got tot eh truck before we did.

Great challenging course - just don't make my mistake and tip before you have your clubs in your vehicle.

My biggest complaint was the difficulty with finding the course and the clubhouse. It is located at an aging resort and you park by the spa and walk to a clubhouse that closes at 3:00 which was our tee time. You then walk forever in the general direction of the golf course and if you are lucky you find someone who puts you on a cart and then ride forever to the other clubhouse and then try to play golf. By the time you actually play golf 40 minutes has gone by and you miss your tee time and have to skip several holes. I would recommend playing any course instead of this one even if I was staying at that resort

We played the Mountain Course. The fairways and greens are in excellent shape. Pace of play was great, nothing bad to say, we will be back! Staff was very helpful and friendly. We have played all the courses in Tucson and this one is one of the best.

Excellent staff ,Lovely course ,great views , excellent course conditions ,

The course and facilities are top notch. The only area they fall short is their carts. No GPS. There are municipal courses with $50 greens fees that have GPS in their carts.

first time at this course. would not go back. Hard to find the club house for registration. No GPS on carts. Nice course but not worth the money.

The unique layout and the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff are what make this course really nice!

The course was fun, fair with great desert views. However as this course is also private you get a second rate feeling especially with the different off course entrance with long walks and cart rides to get to the practice area and first tee box.

Course was inExellent condition, good pace, great weather...the best condition for golfing

March 7 and a 30 minute frost delay. One mile cart ride to the practice range. Pay attention to the signs directing to the next tee--can be confusing The Canyon course will cross a four lane highway--beware and use caution!. Most unhappy with pace of play--five hours--adjust your dinner resv. The course has excellent fairways and greens, All of the holes are very interesting--great layout. Maybe the best views in all of Tucson. Be patient with the first few comments and you have a good experience.

Beautiful course and very well maintained. Fairways are wide and manicured. Greens are beautiful with lots of subtle slope and surprising changes in speed depending on the grain. Beware of the influence of the mountain on grain and ball speed!

This was our first trip to Tucson, and I would love to play this course again. The scenery was beautiful, and the course was very well maintained and in great shape. In addition, we had no slow play issues.

The afternoon became very chilly the last few holes, but overall, our round was awesome!

C. Farkas