Quarry Pines Golf Club

Course Was was in great shape. Fairways were really cut short it seemed like but what ever. 11 hole par 3 the pin was to close to the front of the green nobody’s golf balls would stay on the green. I did get a hole in 1 on the 6th hole par 3 183 yards!!!

Interesting, fun, scenic course. Narrow fairways and target golf on some holes but really fun. The course was is really nice shape and the efficiency that this course runs on is one of the best public I have ever played. Overall a fun day priced right. The question is how many balls will you need?

I’ve definitely seen and played quarry in better condition than its in right now, but it’s definitely still a solid track right now for the money. Staff here is always top tier and all the facilities were super clean. I try to play here every time I’m in Tucson!

This was the fourth time that I have played Quarry Pines. I highly recommend this course to my friends.

We got a hot deal at 3:00pm for 9, and barely saw another golfer on the course! The course was immaculate and appropriately challenging. We saw a lot of wildlife, which is a bonus, but the breathtaking views are primarily on the back nine, so we’re doing all 18 tomorrow!

What a great course. One of my top 10 around the world.

This course has always been one of my favorites. Now, not so much. Greens are slow & bumpy. Bunkers are either wet & rocky or dry & rocky. Rough is so thick in places, if you miss a fairway you may not find your ball. Fairways are mostly ok, except where they’re wet.
All in all…Too pricey for the shape it’s in now.

One of the best courses we have played. Course was well maintained and challenging.

If you like mountain courses with firm greens that won't hold a well placed shot, then Quarry Pines is for you! I had 10 approach shots that either hit the green or landed in front that wouldn't hold and ended up long. Round took 4.5 hours.

The fairways are narrow and anything off the fairway is likely to be a lost or unplayable ball. The course is picturesque, being carved out of an abandoned quarry, but not my cup of tea. My best shot of the day was the picture I took of #17 green with the Sombrero formation in the background.

Course is absolutely stunning this course could double there rates and I would still play here amazing conditions many picturesque holes

I must not have seen the fine print that charged me $99 when I made my reservation. Look out when you use this service!

I’ve never seen their bunkers in such poor conditions. Most were nothing but hard dirt that nobody should have to play from. Course and greens were in good shape.
The back nine is very demanding for keeping your ball in play. Groups take much longer to play it, compared to the front, so plan on close to 5 hours if you play in the afternoon. #11, the extremely difficult par 3 signature hole, had one group teeing off and another waiting. That’s after the usual ten minute wait on #10 tee!
We love the course and its challenges, but there are golfers who shouldn’t play there.

Mike is 100% not the first person anyone should have to encounter when dropping your bag off. He started back pedaling when he realized I was not going to tolerate his unwelcoming attitude. The course has a cool layout with lots of elevation changes but is very unforgiving. The greens are almost as hard as the cart paths.