Course keeps bringing me back . .I like this course. Played this weekend with my wife and mother in law, and a single who got paired up with us. He was playing the Blue tees, which are back from whe... Continue »

Course keeps bringing me back . .I like this course. Played this weekend with my wife and mother in law, and a single who got paired up with us. He was playing the Blue tees, which are back from where I normally play . . so to keep the pace of play moving, I played the blues. They make the course a lot different, particularly on the par 3's. I enjoyed the round a lot. There are two really nice golf holes on this course, that will stack up with any I've played. #2 has you driving from a very elevated tee box to a wide landing area. Then for shot #2 the fairway splits on the way to an elevated green. I've always played to the upper fairway before, but decided to play the lower this time. It made for a pretty easy wedge onto the green. Nice to try new things once in a while. #9 also has a split fairway to an elevated green. This hole was very difficult when we played it because the sun was setting directly over the green. Made vision extremely difficult. Had to trust the on-cart GPS units and memory to tell me how far out I was. Lo and behold I hit my best-ever approach on this hole. Maybe that seeing what I'm aiming at just gets in my way (LOL) . . The fairways were extremely hard, so everything was rolling about 20-30 yards further than it has when I've played previously. Made up for playing tees further back than I normally do. I really liked the tees for the par 3's. Transformed them from pretty easy 140Y shots to 185-200 yard shots. The greens, as usual, were nice . . rolled true, and held shots. This is a course worth a look at if you're in the Tucson/Green Valley area.