I love Fred Enke, even if it beats me up. Such a nice slice of desert. It is challenging and it helps to have an experienced player to warn you of hazards.

One of the Tucson City courses, it's isolated in the southeast part of town, but in great condition. The fairways are plush with very little browning. The green are smooth and full, yet fast. This is a desert course with thick desert fauna surrounding the fairways, which means not much or no rough. Bring extra balls. I usually lose at least a sleeve during a round. The course was recently changed so that the front 9 and back 9 were switched and my GPS has not caught up with the change. There are many hills and undulations intricate with the terrain that make it challenging. One hole on the (now) back 9 is blind to portions of the fairway and green. It's challenging, but the condition of the course makes it enjoyable.

Conditions were very good. Cart paths on front nine are dirt. Back nine newer smooth concrete. Greens were consistently slower due to length of cut - not too hard to adjust for, carts were newer and smooth. Got to see a few roadrunners but no other critters. Pace was a little slow 4 hours for 18 holes. Good value muni course!

Perfect for what it is ! To be clear, it's a public course run by the city. It's not The Gallery or Stone Canyon, but it doesn't try to be. It has some very interesting holes designs, good variety and affordable rates. For golf on a budget, you can't beat it !

Nice little desert course. It doesn't feel very little if you walk it, including the back nine. I ended up with 19,000 steps the day I walked it! Get your sneakers on! Was in good shape and marked well.