I see why there are so many open tee times. Save your money and put it towards a nicer course. Hard, mostly dirt, tee boxes. The course would be a lot more fun if the conditions were better than poor. I hope it turns around at some point.

Very challenging course with narrow fairways and no forgiveness. Plays in under 3.5 hours. Lost more balls here than in any other course. Lots of dry patches but the back 9 is in great shape.

I’ve always loved Tecolote, it’s a fun layout tucked into the canyon, and for years it’s been one of my favorite spots to play and practice. Unfortunately, over the last 5–6 months, the course has really gone downhill. I understand they’re doing maintenance, so only 9 holes are open right now, but even beyond that, the overall experience has slipped. Prices have been raised to a level that just doesn’t feel worth it. A big part of Tecolote’s appeal used to be the range membership, but even that has taken a hit, the price went up, and what used to be a large bucket is now just a medium. It feels like you’re paying more for less. I live above the course and can clearly see how things have changed. There are fewer cars in the parking lot, and even the driving range, which used to be packed, now looks much quieter. It’s disappointing, because this was always such a great local spot with a lot of potential. I really hope management listens to the players who’ve supported Tecolote for years and works to get it back to the course we all used to love.

ZERO STARS! Terrible course with awful customer service. Booked “18 holes” on Sunday and only after check-in were we told that their version of 18 is playing 1–5 and 15–18 twice because half the course is under construction. What wasn’t disclosed is that many of the nine “open” holes also look and play like an active construction zone. Greens are beat up, fairways patchy, and losing balls in scruffy areas is the norm. Pace of play was a mess from the start. Our tee time ran roughly 10 minutes late behind a foursome of walkers, then we waited 5–10 minutes on nearly every tee box. Despite the obvious backup ahead, a pro shop attendant came out to the first tee to tell us to speed up. The message and the tone missed the mark completely. The safety piece was the final straw. A course employee rode a motorcycle straight through the middle of the course while we were on the tee and didn’t pause. I’ve never seen that at a golf facility. They still charged full price at 60 dollars per player for what is effectively a nine-hole loop repeated twice in poor condition. At minimum, clearly disclose the setup, reduce the rate, space tee times better, and coach staff on customer service. Honestly, closing until renovations are complete would be fairer to golfers. Don't ever give this place your money.

Played course in March 12, 2024. I will say I appreciate the course squeezing me in to play without a designated tee time. The guy in the pro shop was nice. However, I will say the clubhouse has a really old stench to it. The course practice areas are slightly below average with a driving range that hits off mats. As for the course it could be better. Pretty much every tee box was hard as rock, the par 4's fairways not cut well and have patches in a lot of the areas. The greens were bumpy and sandy with a lot of attention needed to them. The bunkers are not terrible and probably are the best thing in condition on the course. Overall, I wish the course was in better condition because the lay out of the course is amazing.