Tubac Golf Resort & Spa

My son and I played this course for the first time. We booked one of the hot deals. It was a cooler morning and weather outlook was not promising so the course was essentially empty. The practice facility was top notch course Staff was very friendly and accommodating. We were able to play our round in under 4 hrs, and as a bonus the weather cleared up and enjoyed the course and Mountain View’s

After watching tin cup just had to play this course.

And while it didn’t have the exact 18th hole they did have a par 5 with water covering the approach, unfortunately I had to lay up :(.

Will I’ll be back again for sure.

The course has a bit of everything except elevation changes. It’s pretty flat but that should be expected being that it’s along the river. Love the atmosphere, amenities, etc…

Tubac is always a pleasure to play. Great big old trees, beautiful scenery along the Santa Cruz river and usually we see lots of wildlife. Not much elevation change but it’s still challenging and the surrounding Mountain View’s are stunning!! Conditions were excellent!!

Great Day!!

Great greens that roll true. Fairway and rough in really good shape, traps are playable which is not the case at many in the Tucson/Green Valley area. Everyone was super, the bag guy, one from the Spring that was abit surly was still not the most friendly guy but it was just him, everyone else was most pleasant and friendly.

Lots of leaves on the ground. Sand bunkers were good. Flat course. Nothing special about the course. However, I do recommend visiting Tubac Village nearby after your golf game. A pretty town with lots of galleries and history.

played Otero to Rancho. Rancho nine in better condition, for 90 dollars expected more. No ball washers, tee blocks faded, just generally "ok" conditions. We played San Ignacio in GV the day before, much superior conditions.

I like Tubac and the atmosphere but at 90 dollars its not a good value. Otero 9 overseeding was poor and greens just so so