Forty-Niner Country Club

Tee boxes,fairways and greens all in poor condition. Have played 7 local courses in recent days and this by far was the worst. The round took 4hr 45 minutes we waited on every tee box. Tried the club house for a light dinner after the round and the food was inedible. We will not be returning.

Though I didn’t play well, the course and the staff are awesome.

Love the neighborhood but the course isn’t very good.

Very nice course, holes were not very difficult, pretty straight fairways. Very forgiving course. Greens were SLOW

Starting to look great after the seed. Again got paired up with some real great guys to play. Had a wonderful day even thou I didn’t player very well.

Was cart path only but still a good round. Fairways are not supper wide so not far to walk. Greens in good shape. From an avg golfer.

I always like playing at this little bit of Tucson history. It has nice practice facilities, a friendly staff, and a comfortable bar/restaurant. The course is in decent shape now after over seeding (although there were some rough spots in the fairways where the sprinkler system could use repair) and provides just enough challenge without much elevation change. The pacing can be hit or miss due to beginner play or, as in our case, cart path only restrictions. We walked as we like to do, but waited a lot as people ahead walked back and forth to their carts. Realize when walking that there is at times quite a distance between the last green and the next tee since the course and cart path wind their way through the neighborhood. A rather long course to walk.

The average rating is due to the overseeding of the course; otherwise, we always like to play here. Again due to the overseeding, the greens played much slower than normal. Great bargain when we played because of the overseeding.