This golf course is in a beautiful location with precious nature. Perfect for your family golf days. There is even a new grill which offers delicious food.
Loved the coursea bit funky compared to more traditional courses, but definitely a favorite of mine. The holes that wander up and through the canyons to its south are extra special and worth the experience. The post-game bar and restaurant was fun. Best fries I've had in years. Visiting from Denver and would make it a must in future visits.
I see this place as a hidden gem. Locals do seem to hold a very high opinion of the place. It's an old golf course, but it seems to be well maintained. I did not golf due to my schedule, but I'd like to try a round of golf here some time.
We played this course on March 2 and were very pleased with the shape it was in. The fairways were good and the greens were exceptional. Well worth the 50 minute drive from where we were staying. The women found it challenging but not over the top difficult. Would definatly play this course again.
A hidden gem that deserves more recognition. Some of the best greens in Southern Arizona. Surrounding area is beautiful and you forget you are in a dry, dusty desert.
Keith and the staff are great. It's a place to getaway for a wonderful golf experience.
We dry camped at Kino Springs with our 5th wheel for three days while golfing there. Kino Springs is a wonderful golf course, and the location has some history to go along with it. Keith in the Pro Shop went out of his way to make us comfortable and welcome.
The 18 hole course is in excellent condition. The staff are all friendly and helpful. They have an area available for dry camping to enjoy your golf game as well as some wonderful sunrises and sunsets. Coyotes and multitudes of birds are in the immediate area.