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

I've played here twice in the last week and on both occasions really enjoyed my time out there…read more The course's greens were recently punched (*it's a summer time thing that has to be done in the desert) and ironically, after I figured out that the ball was not going to move very much because it was jumping straight ahead the whole way to the hole (instead of being affected by the slope and lean of the blades of grass) I started to drop some long putts. In addition to Arizona National being both, a really nice golf course (that will beat you down and keep you on your knees if you let it), and that it sits in a location that truly amazing, the staff that works here is exceptional. The cart girl who brought us beverages in the desert heat was exceptionally pleasant and caring, as was the young man who took my food order when I stayed behind and grabbed a post-round lunch. He too was also super friendly and courteous...and patiently listened as I shared a couple boring golf stories. I also really enjoyed the interactions that I had with the starter, and the "customer support" guy who sets your clubs up in the cart, and the pro shop guy were all very enjoyable and made me feel welcomed and appreciated. I will close by sharing that I did have an off-putting experience (where the pro-shop guy was openly rude to me for no apparent reason). This was two years ago and I had vowed to avoid the course... and actually had not played there since. I am glad that my golf buddies invited me to play there last week as the experiences were really good--in every way that a round of golf could be.

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.

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.

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.

If you're looking for a great place to practice, hang out, and enjoy the game, Oasis Golf Club &…read moreLounge is an absolute gem. I stopped in while I was on that side of town without a reservation and luckily they had some bays open. I'm still pretty new to golf and not exactly eager to showcase my "creative shot-making" to everyone, so I grabbed one of the back corner bays and had plenty of room to work on my game in peace. The space itself is fantastic, huge, open, clean, and comfortable. There are (six or seven?) indoor bays equipped with Trackman, a putting area, and an overall vibe that just makes you want to stay awhile. The Trackman software is awesome for dialing in your game and getting real feedback on your swings. I also had the chance to meet a couple of the owners, and they couldn't have been nicer. Great guys who are building something special, and it's exactly the kind of local business we should be supporting. The bar selection is excellent, and I love that they even allow outside food if you want to bring something in while you're there. Whether you're serious about improving your game or just want a fun place to grab a drink and hit some balls with friends, this place checks every box. Overall, it's a 10 out of 10. Amazing space, great owners, great drinks, and an awesome atmosphere. Can't wait to come back.

DON'T USE THIER CLUBS!!!! I had a club break during a…read morenormal tee shot and they charged me 100$. Oasis will warranty it out and pocket 100$. Beverage service was great, bar was well stocked and the drinks were cold. The facility was super cool, pool tables and a putting green, just bring your own clubs.

Great golf course a little rough for being there the first time, legs were hurting by the end of it…read more great staff and yummy food . Love the golf cart parking spaces was the cutest thing to see. overall a great atmosphere and great views.

We go for the food at the restaurant here. Very good service and a nice menu. They also have…read morespecials on certain days.

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.

A great place to play golf. People running the course are informative and friendly. This course…read morewill really test your skills and ability. Very testy executive course

I love this golf course! You can play the entire course in about three hours, and the practice…read morerange is absolutely wonderful. The course looks amazing for this time of year--the fairways are green, and the greens are in great shape as well. I take lessons from Jeremy, who always makes them fun, and I learn so much every time. I would recommend this golf course to everyone. It only has par 3s and 4s, but it's a lot of fun!

If you're looking for an unforgettable golf experience in Southern Arizona, I highly recommend…read moreQuarry Pines Golf Club in Marana. Without a doubt, it's one of the best golf courses I've ever played. The course is absolutely spectacular, with dramatic elevation changes and breathtaking desert and mountain views that make every hole memorable. The layout is both fun and challenging, and the course is exceptionally well maintained from tee to green. What really sets Quarry Pines apart is the outstanding staff. Everyone is friendly, welcoming, and committed to making your round enjoyable from the moment you arrive until you finish. If you appreciate great course conditions, incredible scenery, and top-notch customer service, Quarry Pines is a must-play. I can't wait to come back! Quarry Pines is especially known for its unique layout through a former quarry, offering dramatic elevation changes and panoramic mountain views unlike most courses in Arizona.

Fun and challenging golf. Greens are on the bumpy side, but fairways are in great condition. Kudos…read moreto the maintenance team. Front 9 is fun. Back 9 is beautiful with an amazing views of the quarry. It is narrow and challenging, think target. There is a very intimidating par 3 that literally a torture, but in a good way. No ice or water stations. Bathroom: clean A must if you are passing by or visiting Tucson.