Best tennis courts in town! Mountains views and 380 views... shade and its breezes help that extra…read morepush...

Well maybe a new scorecard with a map of the course with yardage, and how hard is it to have 100,…read moreand 200 markers tee to green. Starter tells us there is water for consumption every three holes and a cart girl with adult beverages.......NOT ! Who in there right mind would design a golf course that doesn't turn for back nine at the clubhouse! Most backwards and fudged up course I have ever played ! Good luck ...! You be losing lots of $$$$$$. Never again !

If you like a challenging golf course in great condition, this is your place! Better yet; it's…read moreprice friendly! I imagine the folks in the Tucson locale must make this place one of the top courses on their list. We had a great time out here today! But it was very windy out there! Made it very challenging for sure! I will definitely return in better conditions! It's a little over a two hour drive for us, but it's worth it! Plus the traffic is much better driving here than in the Phoenix metro area.

It's a beautiful course, but unfortunately we didn't play on a beautiful day. It started out…read morelooking good from the first tee box, but then the rain came and temperature dropped to around 50F. At one point it was sleeting on us. The course has a perfect layout with some very tricky dogleg holes that are deceiving. We called it quits after 15 holes. The greens were very fast with several with high degrees of undulation. There is no shortage of sandtraps as well as I found myself in quite a few during my visit. They use Club Car electric carts with GPS and other features. Just be very mindful where you are on the course. Several times we needed to back up to get to the cart path when we may have gone off course.

Ever feel like being transported to the past? Like 50 years? This place brings back silly 1976 era…read morefun. If that's your thing & you want an excursion that's right for a group, a family, a date or just a way to burn a few hours, get out here & enjoy 18 holes of old skool mini golf. We also raced in the go karts (not too fast at all, but do wear closed toe shoes if you plan on driving). Lines get going around 11/11:15 so we got there a few minutes before and had the race track to ourselves - Shake & Bake, baby! The huge trees & landscaping kept us cool & mostly shaded though next time I'll bring a hat as there was a light wind & bits of the tree debris floated down. They've also got a sweet game arcade, snack bar & bumper boats. TLDR: 50th Anniversary of a Tucson fave. Silly, affordable & fun.

Great time for sure! Got a Groupon for the entire family and was a total win! The golf was fun and…read morethe staff was accommodating. Even though the facility is a little dated was a great day and I would recommend for an inexpensive way to spend hours with the family! My only recommendation is to eat before you go because the food was very expensive and mediocre at best. That said, we will go back for a family fun day but we'll bring treats and grab a bite to eat elsewhere. All in all totally worth the Groupon deal which got 6 people golf and a Go Kart experience for under $70!

Here is the Google Map Plus Code and Longitude & Latitude to where you should park:…read more 649Q+34X Tucson, Arizona 32.217743, -110.862154 This is the only all (real) grass course in Tucson currently! (There will probably be another one by the end of the year.) Yes, real grass. The whole course. After a frustrating year (or more?) of putting up with the city's (contractor's) messing this park up--and I mean messing up--it is back into shape. All baskets back in place, all baskets fixed. Most tee bricks are in place. Very, very little goats heads any more. There are B pads for you gunners, some of which are pretty challenging, maybe even sadistic. haha Many of the original A pad locations have changed, making it more challenging. I don't know about #11 with such a severe left dogleg shot, though. Kind of ridiculous. But I guess if you play it enough, as in a ton, you will eventually find the line with the right disc. The rest are OK. Many of the new tee placements take away some of the easiness of some of the shots. This course is a great course to take beginners. Not many obstacles. There is, however, The Wall. And The Substation. Those are the worst OBs. The Wall is worse when the mall is open and there are cars parked and also driving on the road. I know the future is going to be good for this park as Trevor, one of the supervisors of this course, told me there are going to be concrete pads put in and the city OK'd multiple pin positions. The permanent tees will be nice as right now, some of the tees are ground indentations in the dirt and you have to tee off to the side to avoid twisting your ankle and at the very least, messing up your shot. The city also took out the old drinking fountain behind the backstop and put in a new one on the other end of the backstop. They also took out a really nice tree behind #1, which I really don't understand. 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!

Huge shout out to everyone who stepped up to help pour 18 concrete tee pads today!! We couldn't be…read moremore grateful to our Disc Golf community for helping out with this project.

We were looking for a court to play at after 6 pm, and the reffkin has 24 courts to use! We rented…read morea court for 10 dollars for 1.5 hours. They close at 9 and left pretty energized :)

I started lessons here and they have been great. I have learned a lot and the price is a good price…read morefor tennis lessons.

Truly a Tucson classic. This is a great place to spend a Saturday or Sunday afternoon during the…read moremonths of February and March. They usually do about 8 races, every 30 minutes, and there's plenty to do between race time. They generally will have a pretty large selection of food trucks available or you can eat from their in-house restaurant underneath the grandstand. This past weekend, they also had a live mariachi band and you can also wander over to the stables to see the horses. And, apart from the casinos, this is one of the few places where you can actually do some real betting. Check it out at least once, you'll enjoy it. Pro tip: Make sure you pick up a program to get into on the odds without having to stand around and read the boards.

You win some, you lose some but with $2 bets, who cares?!…read more It's a shame the horse races only go for a very short season but what fun! My friends and I have made this an annual tradition (lol, 2 years. I can call that a tradition, right?) and it's a great day in the sun screaming and yelling for horses we know nothing about. Pick 'em however you want: jockey/horse bright colors, horse name, pretty horse, cute jockey or god forbid stats, then go place your bet, grab a beer and stand trackside for your race. $5 general admission, $4 beer, margaritas, hotdogs/nachos/etc and you're set. You could pay a few bucks more to sit in the upstairs, indoors section but then you'd miss all the fun. You'll see all kinds of people from old white guys chewing a toothpick and studying the program and cheatsheets to families out for the day to girls dressed to impress in heels and sundresses. Do yourself a favor and ignore those along the interior road charging $5 for covered parking in the adjacent business park and just park in the track's dirt lot for free. Come to Rillito, have fun, have a beverage in the sun and get excited about your $6.20 quinella box winnings!!

The Pad is such an awesome place to play pickleball! Their staff is super friendly and their…read morereservation system makes playing with groups easy. Really nice facility overall and good prices. My one reservation about playing here regularly or joining as member is the temperature. It seems they have a combination of swamp cooling and AC, but it's nowhere near enough. Every time we've played there on a hot day or a rainy day it's a struggle for the group to stay cool. I hope they can tune in the temperature soon.

I'm so happy we have a place like this in Tucson now!! The Pad offers up a HUGE indoor play space…read morefor pickleball, padel, and table tennis. They have nice lounge areas too. It's the perfect place to beat the heat! They offer open play, reservation options, classes and space for tournaments, events, and leagues. Along with all the accommodations for a great event. With more than enough seating for a big crowd, snacks, and alcoholic and nonalcoholic drink options. They even have a space in the back with some workout equipment for a nice warm up before playing. We also had the pleasure of meeting the owners. They're a local family, they're super friendly, and have a passion for the sport. We can't wait to go back and highly recommend this place!!

I was in need of a golf Instructor and there he was at Fred Enke driving range under a tent. There…read moreare so many reasons what I like about Cody. This is his full-time job, what better golf instructor to get connected with other than a full-time teacher. Cody is available, he is always there at Fred Enke driving range under the tent. If he is not busy with a lesson, you can walk up and start your lesson right away. He has an extreme work ethic, rain or shine he is there almost 6 days a week 10 hours a day. I was looking for a golf instructor that can be flexible with my schedule. Cody can accommodate you at 7am in the morning or 5pm in the evening. With me being somewhat older and brand new to golf is a bad combination, guess what? Cody is your man that can make you a better player, I have witnessed to my own eyes and ears, he can work with a newbie and give me instructions to my level. He can work with advance players and give instructions to their level. Cody has it all, instant replay of your swing, electronic swing analyzer that can tell exactly what you are doing. Most importantly, he has a bag full of training aids that he will use to help you visualize how to improve. Cody has a sense of humor, great personality, most of all, he is known to most of the players in Tucson. Cody has been playing golf since he was a little kid around Tucson so he knows everyone. The reason I am doing this review, people like Cody with that amazing work ethic deserves nothing but the best and you will not be disappointed if you take a lesson with Cody Rathbun.