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.

I went to use the range last Sunday. They were re-seeding so they had us on their ripped up,…read morebuckled matts. I stepped off of it to T-up balls so I could work my driver. A kid, employee, walks up and tells me "quit hitting off the grass sir!" I told him no, and that I wasn't hitting off the grass, I was htting off a T because there's no T-hole in the matts. He goes on to tell me to get off of the grass. Keep in mind where I was there was no ryegrass growing. It was dying out bermuda and mud. I again told him no, I paid for the balls and I intended to use them or they could give me a refund. The kid had a sneer on his face from the outset of the interaction. Right when I was leaving the manager came down and I hear the kid say "he's right there." Unreal! That place, and the city, can screw off. They are gouging locals, prices are double than other courses like Canoa Ranch or Torres Blancas were this summer, and at one point over the summer they were charging locals $10 more a round than non-residents!! I guarantee anyone, the city courses, particularly Fred Enke saw a drop off in revenue this summer because they gouged locals. Enke was charging $32 for 9-holes! Now they are screwing us over at the ranges.

Beautiful club. I was here for a convention the end of July. Wow, it was a scorcher, 105° in the…read moreafternoon. Lucky we went off at 8am. Everything is green. I can only imagine how much water that takes. Stellar service and food. Nice place all around.

Exceptional staff, beautiful scenery- hats iff to young beautiful Chloë! Gracious , hospitable,…read moreprofessional.AND MR. Bernard ! Extremely gracious, patient and truly gifted me and my best friend with fabulous directions. First tine here- not pretentious, super kind, patient and lovely . Genuinely all staff truly genuine

The Bar and Grill at Arizona National Gold Club continues to be a great lunch option in the far…read morenortheast part of Tucson, so time for an update. Yesterday I had the House Salad, full of the usual vegetable suspects, a hardboiled egg, several slices of bacon, and a sliced chicken breast, hot off the grill and super tender. The default dressing is ranch but I love the chef's Caesar, so opted for that. I was almost able to finish the salad and it was delicious. The restaurant and golf course are semiprivate so open to the public. Wednesday and Friday nights are dinner specials and holidays have special menus. Thanksgiving was fabulous (no cooking or cleanup for me!) and a teaser was just put out for St. Patrick's Day.

Beautiful course, in great shape when we played March 15 2026. We were visiting from out of town…read moreand would definitely go back.

3.5 stars This…read morereview is for the permanent disc golf course that is also located on this ball golf course. The address is somewhat misleading as the entrance is actually off of Rudasill. It will cost you $10 to play 18. You can rent a golf cart for $5 for up to 2 people riding. This course is great for long arms. There isn't a short basket on the whole course. Hence for me, who does not possess a long arm, 3.5 stars. It will take you longer to play than on a dedicated disc golf course if you do not rent a cart. There really are not many obstacles for long arm throwers. Yes, there are trees, but there are fairways, and this course is excellent for honing your fairway drives. There is a water hazard for two of the baskets and if your disc lands in the drink, you can go to the clubhouse, plunk down a deposit, and use the golden retriever (which is actually white, in this case). The club forbids anyone from going into the water, so please respect that. A plus is that there is grass. The website shows pictures of beautiful green grass, but it isn't quite that spectacular. And there still is some dirt around. There is a club house so you can buy drinks and snacks. There is a water fountain to fill up your H2O bottle. And there are clean restrooms. One of the rules that the local disc club has for this course is that all the greens are Out of Bounds (OB). I'm sure they have a good reason. I haven't researched it on the PDGA site, but maybe there is a universal rule for it. I think it is silly. That means that for just about every basket on this course, there is an OB, right by the basket. It's not like disc golfers are going to ruin the greens by walking on it or throwing from it. There are not going to be drives but putts made from a green. So I think it is a silly rule. They hold tournaments here, so the local disc-ers must like it. I'm sure that there are plenty of disc golfers that would give this 4 or even 5 stars. A couple of my friends would. I just don't like paying to play. I don't like getting behind ball golfers and having to wait as it takes them longer to play the hole than it does for us to play the basket. The ball golfers are respectful and friendly, don't get me wrong, I just don't like sharing a course with them. Even my long arm buddies don't get too many birdies on this course: I don't get any. There are a couple of baskets where it might be possible and I've come close, just missing my medium or long putt. My recommendation is to give it a try. Maybe you will like it way more than I enjoy it. If you are a disc golfer in Tucson, you have to try it at least once.

This is not a golf course. Period. Course in need of maintenance. Greens non existent. Grass not…read morewatered. This could be a gem of a course if it was only maintained. If you do play here, leave the putter at home and just bring irons and wedges as it's impossible to get a true roll on the bumpy greens. I stopped after nine holes due to "heat" but mainly it was because the course is so out of shape.

My wife and I played around of golf at El Rio Golf Club in Tuscan, AZ. The staff is friendly. Told…read moreus how to save money by explaining the City of Tucson golf pass. We have scheduled another round next Tuesday with the purchase of a golf pass. The course was watered and the fairways were green. I would rate it a 6/10 for difficulty. At our age we are looking to enjoy golf not to competitively score our lowest scoring round. Many of the par 4's can be reached in regulation. We had a nice experience and that is why we are returning. The golf pass reduces the cost from $70+ to $55. That is a good savings. Plenty of parking. Nice inside restaurant to get a bite to eat or a drink. Water throughout the course. It is hot now in the afternoons in Tucson. Suggest a morning tee time. Enjoy your round.

Some of my fellow congregants who gather in the names of Palmer, Nicolas, and Tiger upon the green…read morepastures of this most-heavenly game have avoided playing at El Rio. They have turned their backs upon this place, thinking it vile and unplayable. "Refuse-ith", they sayi'th, "to walk in the shadows of mesquites that line this ground"... as they believe-ith it a place decay and dread unease. But I am here to testify, my bruthas and sisters that El Rio is a place of peaceful fairways, of joyful greens, of bountiful birdies. It is a hallowed land, free of sorrowful ball-marks and lowly divots. A place where a golfer with true-heart can be blessed and his spirit filled. Can I get an Aye-Maaaaan!!? For lo and behold... it has been said about El Rio, that the cart paths of the righteous man shall be beset on all sides by inequities of the lazy groundskeepers and tyranny of unkempt cart girls. But I'm here to tell you, there's something else. A world of never ending happiness. You can always see the flag pins...day... or night. And I shall strike thee down with furious vengeance and great anger, those that attempt to poison and destroy the reputation of my brothers and sisters who walk in righteousness upon these putting greens at El Rio. Blessed is he who swings a 7 iron through these valleys that were once thought dark and not well maintained. That is blasphemy. For he who chooses to play here is truly a low score keeper and the finder of lost golf balls. Amen. *Guess I better not quit my day job, as that was a terrible sermon upon the Yelp. But El Rio is actually a pretty good place to play. The staff there is so welcoming, the playing conditions are above par, (you knew there was gonna be a golf pun tossed in somewhere!), and I always sense a feeling of community and camaraderie when I choose to play here. May birdies be with you, my brethren.

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.

Came out Top Golf with family for a Sunday outting. It's…read morealways fun at Topgolf. Our waitress was very attentive got our drinks and food out very quickly and even when we needed a left-handed putter, she came out really quickly with that as well. It's a great place for family to have a great time from the Young to old

First Impressions:…read more Always happy to see their reps at the desk smiling and just vibin. Interactions: Service was very friendly and outgoing and just happy to see us as customers. I appreciate their willingness to ensure we have a great experience. Service: The gentlemen that was serving us was nice and attentive. He was also quick on the orders of food which I was very excited about! Food: All the food was delicious as always. I ended up getting the same thing I did last year as I had dreams about the chicken taco's, heh. Decided to try a few other items in the mean-time and it did not disappoint. Value: It is a bit expensive as most places are, but I'd say the price is fair and considering all the cost being totaled and split with a group, it's not to bad. From a value standpoint, if you are paying all alone it's definitely on the pricier side of things, but if you splitting the bay cost its not bad at all. We had 2 hours of fun with lots of laughs and good food. Recommendation: If you're looking for something fun and want to show off your skills! This is the place to be, whether your subpar or an expert, there's something for everyone here, and I think most of all the food and the service makes the experience fun. Will be back! Thank you.

Recently played my first round at Pusch Ridge and enjoyed the day. The tee boxes and fairways were…read morein fair shape; and the greens were in very good shape. Every staff member I interacted with was friendly and helpful. Perhaps the best feature of the course are the scenic views of the namesake ridge.

Purchase Ridge is one of the best 9-hole course I have played…read more The layout is top notch, the fairways are in great condition. The greens are in incredible shape. And with the tremendous views. You will have an amazing time. The staff is very friendly, and laid back. It's just a great time.

In my opinion, this is a Top-3 best places to play golf in the Tucson area. I love this golf…read morecourse. It is immaculately groomed, fairways are lush, putting surfaces generally are really nice. I love the way the staff treats the patrons here. They can be counted on to share a caring mindset, a supportive energy, a splash of playfulness--and it will all be wrapped up in a blanket of the highest levels of professionalism. Playing off of lush grass always makes for a nice day of golf as it is easier to hit from. The course is pretty challenging for me, as any time I need to carry over water, or in this case, desert it gets in my head and I tend to not hit well. But this course is still beautiful and fun to play.

Amazing golf course. Sand traps were actually sand which is rare in Tucson. Fairways, greens and…read moretee boxes were in great shape. The greens need a little work, but it would help a lot if people actually repaired their ball marks. This is a beautiful course that is very well maintained with great staff.