Their food is consistently nothing to write home about. Served cold, tasteless, over cooked and not…read morepresented in a tasteful manner.

The food in the Agave restaurant of the Saddlebrooke country club was acceptable but not good…read more Their deconstructed version of an ensalata de Caprese didn't capture the essential flavors of the dish. The fried herb leaves had no flavor of basil (or other fresh herb) that might interact with the tomatoes and mozzarella so they were just decorative, and the few tiny roasted sweet cherry tomatoes lacked the flavor and acid to interact with the cheese or balsamic vinegar. So their cooking the basil and tomatoes resulted in a sweet, bland disk that was essentially mozzarella with a balsamic reduction. The main course, a Friday night fish and chips, was a gut bomb because of the extremely thick batter overcooked to a very hard, durable shell. After I mentioned this to my companion, he informed me that others had told him that the batter on their fried fish was too much. I wish he had shared that with me before I had ordered. The freshly made tartar sauce and fries were good. The portions were big, so took home leftovers. Whomever is designing the dishes for the kitchen st the club either lacks good taste or an understanding of the taste and texture dishes are supposed to have. It's probably a good place to get an upscale burger and fries after golfing but it's not a place I'd seek out for its food.

Excellent amenities and the residents are wonderful…read more Top notch golf courses and fitness centers

This was a one stop shop for our group. The lunch at the Preserve restaurant along with the round…read moreof golf there were a hit. We saw two bobcats on the golf course which made our day. The views from that course are surprising. we did not expect so much greenery in the desert and from the patio at the restaurant are wonderful.

Um...... It's snowing. So happened to be the day that it snows in Tucson. But yeah snow!!! How the…read morehell was i supposed to know that it was going to snow. But anyways it was nice to have the course to ourselves and then be the only people out there in shorts. We had to make a pit stop in the clubhouse and warm our hands by the fire which is really nice inside. But finished out the course and it is an awesome place to play some golf. Highly recommend it.

Great scenic course. Course was in pristine condition and greens were exceptionally fast. Have…read moreplayed there multiple times in the past few weeks. Great value vs many other bigger name local courses. Highly recommend.

Pristine condition, just hosted NCAA women's tournament and had great positive feedback! If you're…read morelooking for a beautiful course with beautiful views of the mountains at affordable rates this is it. There are others 2-3x the price but not relaxing like this gem!

This is an over 55-Community Restaurant and the Sunday Karaoke is what brings me here!…read moreMy friends Tony and Delores are regulars - Tony a suave crooner! It's easy going - shorts, golf ware, AZ casual. Food is always delicious! Even if you're not a singer - it's a fun time to join the group on a Sunday afternoon.

This spot was recommended to us by the nearby WorldMark resort, and at just about 6 minutes away,…read moreit was the closest breakfast option. It was a hot August morning in Arizona, but we enjoyed our time overlooking the golf course while enjoying a hearty meal. The portions were generous--so much so that we took leftovers with us. Our server was attentive, and the whole experience was pleasant from start to finish.

I pretty much loved everything about playing up at Saddlebrook. The course is meticulously…read moremaintained. It is a little challenging (truth be told, if I am getting more than a handful of pars on a course--which I did-- it's probably not going to be compared to Augusta or Pinehurst No 2.). in a quest to understand just how challenging it is at Saddlebrook, I looked up its *slope (*slope is a rating given to a course based on how hard it is). Saddlebrook comes in at a 127--which, as it happens, is exactly the same score that Randolph North gets. (Not too hard, but neither is it a, "cakewalk") So, we have established that the course is probably but not that hard. But, you know what? As a golfer with a 15 handicap, is it so wrong to want to play somewhere that you don't have to drive home, "white-knuckling" the steering wheel, while dropping silent f-bombs about how stupid golf is, and wondering how much you could get for your clubs? The staff there was very accommodating and professional. I kinda like how they get on the loud speaker and call your group to the first tee just before your tee time. It reminded me of how they do it at Augusta! Let me tell you, the round of cheers that the other warming-up golfers gave me, when my name was called-out, sent chills down my spine. (Ha. I'm kidding....there were no cheers.) But in my head, I imagined stepping up the first tee with the crowd behind me on a mid-afternoon final round grouping at Pinehurst. With my golf-groupies' left boobs, freshly autographed, a hush would come over the fans standing near. Then, in the pregnant silence, a steely determined look would come to my face. (Oh geesh, my family always reminds me that I get off topic, both, in conversations, and when I do yelp reviews. My bad) So, anyhow... For anybody who has seen the backside of the Catalina's...you know that the scenery up there is quite lovely. Other things of beauty that were seen this day (*in addition to the celestial arch of my ball after I cracked a 7-iron directly at the pin from 160 out on hole after hole), included a beautiful waterfall that cascades and gurgles near the 9th hole; there is not a speck of trash to be found anywhere on the course; and the tee boxes, fairways, and putting surfaces look like they are being maintained by Japanese Bonsai-tree masters. I should also point out that the weather was about 8 degrees cooler (only 83 degrees) than it was in Tucson on this day. A storm rolled past as we played the font nine, cooling off the area even more, so it felt like we were playing on a perfect Spring day. I am the only one of my friends who is retired so far, so I sometimes will go and play a round by myself. When I played, "the Saddle", I did one of these, "solo runs" on a lazy Thursday afternoon in lat-mid-September. The guy that I was matched-up with lives on the course, and he informed me that the place is much-improved when compared to how he found it when he first moved to the area, about 5 years ago. Rumors of how Saddlebrook was kinda crappy golf (*and the fact that it is a bit of a drive from where I live), had kept me from "saddling up" (That's my just-invented term for playing up here) in the past, but boy, am I glad that I did. As you can probably guess from my review, I am definitely going to be "Saddling Up!" again. So in conclusion, any caballeros or chica vaquero's out there reading this, who might not yet have "Saddled-up"(or if you have, but its been a few years), you should give it a go.

Improvements are underway and it appears things are trending in the right direction. Will be…read moreinterested to see how things look after said changes have been completed, but I'm optimistic Saddlebrook Ranch Golf Club is headed in the right direction.

The course should be charging $40-50 more per round for this beautiful course. Pace of play 4…read morehours, impeccable condition and dramatic views. The restaurant mimics a private club quality with extremely friendly staff.