Starr Pass Country Club & Spa - $$$$
3645 West Star Pass Blvd. • Tucson, AZ 85745 • (520) 670-0400
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tico0125 - Yuma 
Played on the morning of 6/29. Course is in great shape. Greens were firm as well as the fairways. Rough was true, providing a challenge. This course will favor position versus distance. Views are excellent and there was even a small deer on the rough on Rattler 1st. Excellent value for the money. You will want to come back... I will

Posted: Friday, July 4, 2008
Member Since: January 30, 2007
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mob662 - Corona, CA 
Played Starr Pass on Wednesday, June 18, 2008. Tee time was for 4:40, just after twilight.

Course played incredibly given that it was over 114 degrees in the shade.

Blind tee shots abound, but from tee to green the conditions were excellent.

Tee boxes 9, fairways 9, and greens 8. Eight for the greens because they were way to slick for the Tucson desert.

Funny thing, this course is just over the hill from the Old Tucson Studios (www.oldtucson.com) where over 300 western movies were filmed since 1939. Just think, there is an incredible golf course just over the famous mountains in those John Wayne movies.

Posted: Saturday, June 21, 2008
Member Since: March 31, 2006
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ryanmi4 - Palmdale 
Played this course for the first time, even though I lived in Tucson for 3 years. Nice fairways, greens were on the bumpy side. Throughly enjoyed the experience except for there are quite a few blind tee shots that make if hard for the player playing it for the first time. Reccomend it highly.

Posted: Wednesday, July 18, 2007
Member Since: February 15, 2005
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mikelgabe - Tucson 
When I first played this course, back in about 1995 I swore that I would never play it again because it had a tendency to penalize good shots. I got to know the (then) teaching pro, Terry Hales, and played it often enough that it became my favorite course in Tucson. Since I played it last, they have added an additional 9 holes and redesigned many of the existing holes. I played the "Rattler" and "Roadrunner" 9's this Saturday. I like the course. I love what they've done with some of the remodeling. There are a lot of "blind" shots, and unfortunately, for someone playing the course for the first time, they are truly blind. The scorecard does not include a hole diagram, nor is there one on the tee boxes. When you're playing in traffic you don't have the opportunity to drive ahead, scope out the blind areas, and then go back and hit your ball. It was hit the ball and hope for the best. I would highly recommend some sort of course layout sheet so people playing for the first time would have some idea of the danger ahead. The other complaint I had about the course was the fact that on Saturday it was about 110 degrees, and all of the water coolers on the second 9 (Roadrunner) were all empty when we played in the middle of the afternoon. This was quite distressing. I love the course, it's what I would call a typical Palmer-design. There were some very difficult holes where bogey is good . . and some pretty easy holes where birdie is very possible. With some hint from the scorecard as to what danger is ahead, and water on the holes it would have been a great afternoon.

Posted: Monday, July 2, 2007
Member Since: June 22, 2007
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