Omni Tucson National Golf Resort (Sonoran)

Golf Course Review OMNI Tucson National Golf Resort SONORAN Tucson Arizona

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Reviewed by: Nickesquire, Rancho Mirage, CA
Rode the Blues (6529/70.7/129) in 3H, 15M mid morning. Most of the round as a single, part as a threesome and a few holes as a foursome. 107F, clear and calm on the weather front.

Par 70 layouts I usually do not care for. This one is an exception. Very challenging Tom Lehman design with many forced carries. Very tough driving course. Many holes turn even though there are hardly any true dog legs. More elevation changes than I would have expected. Plus grade for the layout, but you better play the correct tees and keep it straight or it could be a long day on this course.

Tees semi lush, mostly good with a few needing divot repair.

Fairways and rough were both lush and excellent to play from. Rough not tall or overly penal, the ball sat up nice.

Sand traps were well maintained with nice quality sand.

Greens rolled very nice. Medium to medium fast and firm. I made more than my normal share of putts on these greens.

Customer service outstanding. They changed out my cart in a matter of minutes and Daulton in the pro shop in particular was especially friendly and customer service oriented. My towel was left in the old cart, he quickly tracked it down and was calling me to come back and get it before I even left the property. Saw the cart gal once, $5 for an Arnold Palmer is a bit steep.

Very fun course to play on a day I was hitting it well from tee to green. Good collection of holes, never felt like I was playing a hole I just played a few holes ago. Highly recommended.