El Conquistador Golf Tennis (Conquistador)

Golf Course Review El Conquistador Golf Tennis CONQUISTADOR COURSE Tucson Arizona

ALERT: Aeration
Will be aerating the greens of the Conquistador Course 5/28 – 6/5 and Cañada Course 6/17 – 6/19.
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Reviewed by: demarv04, Phoenix

We made a stop in Tucson for a day and was able to play El Conquistador around 0818 for a $30 rate. The course was fairly busy and pace was slow even though we finished in about 4 hours.

I enjoy the course mostly because of the variety of holes. I don’t think it’s your typical resort style course as it makes you be fairly accurate with tee shots and approaches. It has varying lengths of par 4s and par 3s. Overall a fun course.

Fairways, greens and sand traps were all in good shape. Some bare spots on the fairways but nothing to affect play too drastically. Greens accepted shots but were on the slow side. The sand traps were a pleasure to play out of because they actually had sand in them.

My negatives on the course were the range and the tee boxes. As a Troon managed course expect better quality range balls than the ones provided. Balls were chewed up and in very poor condition. The rank itself had zero grass to use. Just full of sand and hard to utilize. The tee boxes were frequently uneven and hard to find a spot to get a decent stance.

Overall a fun course for the price and location.