Courses in Tucson - Ventana Canyon and others

[MonkeyClaw]

Any thoughts on the courses in Tucson? I'll be there for a couple of weeks and would like to check them out. Already have passes to Ventana Canyon - are they nice?

Thanks!

[Triclone]

been to tucson the past 2 years for spring brake. Ventana canyon is very nice grate views of the catalinas. If you want to play a fun course with out spending a lot the del uric and radolph course are both tucson city course that have lpga events that are good course as well there next to where the rockys play spring ball i think it is call high corbits. other then that there are lots of grate course around there and i would say play in the foothills for a more interesting course at least that is what i try too do. have fun and enjor tucson.

[MonkeyClaw]

Dude, I grew up in Ames, Iowa. Really. It's been a while, but at the time there were only two courses - 1 9-hole and the college course. I didn't really play back then. Do they have more now?

And thanks for the info on the courses in Tucson, I'll do some research and see what works best!

[mn723]

The Ventana Canyon courses are very nice, and so is LaPaloma, which is nearby. Starr Pass is also nice. Those 3 courses are kinda $$$$ though. On the cheaper end, I enjoyed Fred Enke, a city course on the east side of town.

[max power]

Fred Enke is the municipal way to go, I played all the munis during my 3 1/2 years there, and Enke was clearly the nicest (imo). Really nice practice facility there too.