Came to Topgolf to watch the Western Conference Finals Game 7 and had a great time! The atmosphere…read morewas perfect for the game, with great food and drinks. A special shoutout to Curtis at the bar. He was friendly, knowledgeable, and made excellent drink recommendations. The Sunset Margarita and Patrón Cristalino Añejo were both fantastic. Great service all around! If you're looking for a fun place to watch a game, enjoy good food, and have some great drinks, Topgolf is a top choice.

For the price of four people with a couple drinks and 90 minutes of golf was quite a bit expensive…read more However for special occasions I'm willing to spend a pretty penny, but only then. The service was quite neutral, not super fast or attentive but everyone had drinks and didn't seem to mind. I highly recommend booking a reservation before you go!

Great instructor, easy manner and can relate to any age/ability. Even though he works inside the…read moresimulator is more than adequate - and it is air conditioned! Follows up lessons with videos for a personal touch. Ed was able to get my game in shape for my PGA testing. Appreciate a vet taking care of a vet. (Full disclosure, I am also a PGA professional - but we all need help at some point).

From the owner: My golf instruction philosophy is based on ever growing knowledge of motion and skill development…read morehabits I research as one of the only local PGA of America Certified Teachers and Coaches in the local area. I focus on all levels of play and all age groups. Maintaining a healthy spine is always an area of interest, and is a major factor during full swing learning. When it comes to putting I’m one of two putting coaches accredited as a Harold Swash Instructor in the US. So let’s begin a golf relationship learn more about having fun on the golf course.

The best teacher that I have ever worked with. After videoing my swing Denny provided teaching aids…read moreand drills that help me lower my handicap 5 strokes in less then 3 months . .

From the owner: Denny's golf library of Great Instructors and Great Players is unmatched…read more He uses the High Speed/slow motion Video cameras (60 to 1200fps) and thousands of dollars in teaching aids. The first thing Denny will do is video your swing. He will then diagnose your swing faults if any. Then, with the help of drills and teaching aids and constant video feedback, you will build a more efficient swing. Most golfers cant readily identify their swing errors, and even if they could, they probably don't know how to fix them. Denny has the know! Denny's Education Bachelor Degree - Psychology, University of New Mexico UNM Denny has learned and studied from master teachers such as Jackie Burke, Mac O'Grady, Homer Kelley, Lynn Blake and Chuck Evans. He is a Class A, Southwest Section, PGA Teaching Professional, obtained the level of GSEB "Golf Stroke Engineering Bachelor" of The Golfing Machine and also received certification as a Medicus Golf Institute Master Instructor.

I know next to nothing about golf, but wanted to buy my dad new clubs--he's an average player with…read morenot a lot of knowledge about what kind of club would work best for his swing. Oscar took the time to watch my dad hit a couple balls then spent the next hour with him going through the different clubs he thought might work best. We didn't purchase that day, but not once did he make us feel like we were wasting his time. That level of product knowledge and exceptional customer service is a rare find these days... I'm grateful we had it today. Thanks, Oscar.

I bought a pair of Calloway golf shoes on the 11th and played a round of golf on the 14th. These…read moreshoes started to hurt my big toes on the back nine. I called the PGA TOUR Superstore/Tucson after the round and asked what the return policy was. I was told that since I had worn them, that I was out of luck, which didn't necessarily surprise me. I commented to the PGA employee that it was unfortunate that I was stuck with a $120 pair shoes, which were now of no value to me, and she laughed for a prolonged period of time. I was not at all amused with that, so I started to politely ask her what she thought was so funny, and she hung up on me. (In all fairness, I'm not sure she heard me asking that question, but she failed to even say goodbye.) You won't miss my business PGA TOUR Superstore. That was the first and will be the last time I step inside your store.

I love this place. Many years ago, I played my first real game of golf here. In addition to my…read moreaffections for the place because of my history with it, Randolph's golf courses (and all the public courses in Tucson, for that matter) have really stepped it up in their efforts to make Tucson City-sponsored golf really pleasant. The staff is universally helpful, playful, friendly and caring. The facilities and greens are now well-cared-for, and one can tell that staff takes pride in their work. This can be felt in groundskeepers, to barkeeps, to starters and marshals and cart girls, to the folks in the pro shop.

Its legit. The holes get derivative but there are some solid par 5s and no easy par 3s…read more Today I played with 3 old guys who played fast except when they went to hunt down their refurbished Titelist. Here's the weird thing: I pull into the parking lot at 0700 and I'm getting passed in the lot by grandpa's in their Lincoln town cars and Camrys. They're doing 50 mph in the big parking lot racing for spaces. These old guys jump out of their vehicles before their car comes to a complete stop, they hop out, and in one fluid motion they lace up their sketcher extra wide spikeless, open their clic gear, toss their ping cart bag full of metal woods and wedges with iron covers on the cart and grimly hobble as fast as their reconstructed knees will take them into the proshop to be first off the tee box. It was the angstyest golf scene I've ever seen. But here's the thing. It's well run, the pro shop flows people thru, the starter pairs them up quick and the pace of play on a Friday morning at this high round count track was okay. 18 holes in 4hrs...not bad. Greens rolled true but look like they're recovering. Fairways okay, bunkers for sure need more sand and less clay but hey, it ain't Augusta. For sure worth a round but I might have caught it on a good day as it has the high potential to be a 6 hr round and if the staff changes I can see how you can hate the place...so go soon before anything changes!

Stunning views!!!…read more Beautiful clubhouse. Beautiful course. Nice restaurant/bar. Immaculate condition throughout the course and the surroundings. Nice practice/range. All staffs here (pro shop, starters , OSP) are all very friendly and professional. Each cart comes with two bottles of water. There are 3 nine holes; Palmer, Gambler and Pioneer. Our group's favorite courses are Palmer and Gambler. Palmer: this is not the typical easy pleasy resort course. It is super challenging / tough, a very target golf. Definitely not for beginners, but extremely satisfy after the round. Bathroom (Palmer): clean because it is literally a JW facility. But it requires a little walk through the pool area. Gambler: not as tough as Palmer but still quite challenging and fun. Bathroom (Gambler): I think it was portable. Sad since it is such a fancy facility. Pioneer: this is the friendliest 9 out of the three courses and appears to be the busiest too. Bathroom (Pioneer): don't remember. A 'must play' golf course in Tucson, especially the Palmer and Gambler. A must play golf course in Tucson, especially the Palmer and Gambler.

My colleague and I had a session with the golf pro Jackson, who was so good at his job! He helped…read moreme remember the little golf I knew and improve my swing. He worked with three of us in the clinic and even gave feedback to a few others practicing. The club loaned us clubs along with a golf cart as part of the resort fee. Another woman in the clinic kept saying how nice the clubs were- so I'm thinking they were pretty good. She even asked about getting a set. After the clinic, we headed to the clubhouse for lunch. We sat at the bar since the restaurant was pretty busy and the empty seats were in the sun. The bar tender was nice and provided menu suggestions. My colleague settled on the local hotdog (wrapped in bacon and with mustard, ketchup, mayo, and beans. - yep the beans were on the dog.) I followed the recommendation of the bar tender and ordered the chicken sandwich. It was DELICIOUS! There was a hot honey sauce that set the sandwich apart from any I've ever had. The chicken was nice and crispy, and yummy pickles! The food was so good and the prices were better than at the resort. It was so good I came back before I left the conference.

Mark is a great fundamentals coach, focused on building a consistent swing. He's no BS, and very…read moredown to earth. Judging by how many folks of different ages, genders, and levels of athleticism came by to say hi to Mark during our lessons, it's pretty clear he's helped many improve their game! Fair rate at $75/hr. I also appreciate that Mark wears a mask throughout the lessons on the range and asks his students to do the same. Play it safe.

From the owner: I have been teaching golf for over 20 years and have instructed all types of players from 4 years…read moreold to 75. From totally uncoordinated beginners to aspiring tour professionals, I have seen many milestones and achievements made and I have yet to find anyone that couldn't get better at golf. I help my students focus on a positive attitude, proper fundamentals and a great short game without wrecking their swing. With these skills, anyone can play and what level you choose to play at is solely up to you. I will do everything I can to help a player get there. Some of my are to goals are to help bring your game to the course and have fun while you're at it. Golf can be a very stressful game but I will do my best to create an environment that is both fun and instructive.