I was in the Exchange to inquire about a Microsoft Surface Laptop and all the employees in the…read moreelectronics department were ignoring me. I felt invisible like a ghost. First thing I always assume is that they were high on weed. It took a few minutes before they came back to reality. There were some soldiers in there who were on a pass. They were okay just the employees were stoned. This was at the Ft Huachuca mall

Played on Wednesday, August 14th, 2024. The course is in the best shape I have ever seen. Fairways…read morewere lush and the greens rolled true.

The course conditions are great for the price, this is a low cost round of golf. Tees were fine,…read morefairways were smooth lush uniformly cut grass and greens were fantastic. I putt way better on good greens and today was no exception...the conditions on the fairways greens made for a very enjoyable round despite the heat. Only reasons I downgraded to 4 stars were: bunkers have turned into weed pits, pretty feasible to avoid them but it's obvious the course has given up on them, and a traffic jam at the 15th hole caused us to quit after 14, dinner plans. The way the course is laid out a slow group in front of you can be really really slow...

All the surfaces - tee boxes, fairways, and greens - are currently in very good shape and the…read moregreens fees are very reasonable.

Valentines gift from my husband at the spa in Tubac. I had the cranial sacral massage to help with…read morehealing. Amazing service by everyone!

Decided to treat ourselves with a couple's massage just after Christmas and the experience was…read moreeverything I could have hoped for. We were a little early so we wandered around and went in to the gift shop and then in to Stables Ranch Grille for an adult beverage to get the afternoon going. The interior of the restaurant and bar is warm and inviting and full of history. My Sonoran Blood Orange cocktail was just what the doctor ordered. The massage experience felt luxurious and healing. Fluffy robes, slippers, a relaxing private waiting area as well as an outdoor seating area with a hot tub for spa clients. The women's locker room has a dry sauna and a steam room. Lockers, showers, a full array of complimentary products to make one beautiful and clean again after any treatment. I would love to come back and stay at one of the casitas and do all of this over again. The grounds are absolutely beautiful.

Great golf courses and very nice dining options. We live there and love it. Try the new Canyon Club.read more

Food is good. Never had a bad meal prices are very reasonable…read more Only thing that disappointed me. We tried go there on Sunday night they are not open

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.

Seed and Water the fairways. Absolutely terrible for $72…read morethey charge. Need new management. Course used to be good.

I moved here almost 5 years ago. I absolutely love the way this course is laid out. It used to be a…read moregreat course to play. Some neat water features and for most of the year the greens, fairways and tee boxes were retry well maintained. Sadly, it is not being taken care of at all now. The water features are draining and fish are dying. The fairways are as hard as concrete and not watered. The fairways are like a tier under a poorly run muni course. The sand traps are either packed dirt with rocks or they have allowed grass to take over and they're now grass pits. I feel bad for the folks who live in Del Lago on the course. It's just not a good sight to see. I most likely won't go back until it turns around.

While not as enjoyable as other courses in the area, most notably San Ignacio and Canoa Ranch, the…read more$45 rate represents a value that is commensurate with the experience. While the pace of play was a little slow, that's not unusual for a Saturday. The tee boxes were in great shape, the fairways and greens were in good shape, the bunkers in poor shape. While the layout of the course is pretty straightforward, some of the greens have interesting contours that can be challenging.

If you've ever wanted to know what it feels like to star in a National Geographic documentary…read morecalled "Mosquitos Take Over Arizona" -- this is the place. The second you pull up to hole #1, about 300 mosquitos personally welcome you like it's their private country club. I swear the population of Green Valley is outnumbered 3 to 1 by these things. Drain that pond please. The course itself is easy, weather was nice, but who cares when you're basically donating blood every 5 seconds? Even the cart girl looked like she gave up on drinks and was selling bug spray -- shelves of it like it was Costco. Pro tip: unless you want to come home with more mosquito bites than strokes on your scorecard, maybe try a different course... or at least bring a beekeeper suit. 0 stars.

Everything....worst maintained GC in the area....it needs allot of help!!!!!…read more Don't waste your money!

Great place to drink a beer and usually always a seat at the bar prices are very respectable and…read moreclose to home!!!