Semi-Private · 18 Holes

The Preserve Golf Club at Saddlebrooke

66567 East Catalina Hills Drive, Tucson, Arizona

Semi-PrivateMembership
18Holes
4.570 Reviews
Tucson, AZLocation
5Listings

The Club

About The Preserve Golf Club at Saddlebrooke

The Preserve Golf Club at Saddlebrooke offers an 18-hole championship course nestled in the stunning Santa Catalina Mountains. Known for its rolling fairways and undulating greens, the course provides a challenging yet enjoyable experience for golfers of all skill levels. The club is part of a vibrant community recognized for its active lifestyle and breathtaking...

Facilities

Club Amenities

Pull Cart
Club Rental
Pro Shop
Golf Lessons
Driving Range
Putting Green
Chipping Green
Practice Bunker
Restaurant
Casual Dining
Bar & Lounge
Fitness Center
Swimming Pool
Tennis Courts
Reception Hall

Membership

Joining The Preserve Golf Club at Saddlebrooke

Members of The Preserve Golf Club enjoy access to a championship 18-hole course with spectacular mountain views. The club also offers a range of amenities including a clubhouse with dining options, a fitness center, and a resort-style pool, making it an ideal destination for both relaxation and recreation.

Reviews

What People Say

4.5/5
Google · 70 reviews
In summary

The Preserve Golf Club at Saddlebrooke is praised for its stunning setting with panoramic views and a well-maintained, challenging course layout featuring significant elevation changes. Visitors frequently commend the friendly staff and the quality of the clubhouse and restaurant, highlighting the food and service. However, some criticisms include occasional slow pace of play, additional fees for credit card payments, and lack of amenities such as a beverage cart and GPS on carts.

6 months ago
I came for lunch and was left speechless by the view from the dining room. As a native Tucson I was taken away by the beauty. The restaurant is lovely. The staff was wonderful and attentive and the food was incredible. Garlic fries!!! 🤤🤤🤤Highly recommended.
— Danica
a month ago
Not a good experience. Thought I would invite a couple of Stone Canyon Club members to play this course. While the course is well maintained and challenging, the pace of play is not well managed and marshalled. When making the turn, we communicated that the pace of play was extremely slow, backed up with four(4) groups. We decided at that point we would go to the Pro Shop and ask for consideration to credit our cards and charge for nine holes. The real issue is the reluctance crediting our cards considering we only played nine holes. Highly disappointed and embarrassed that I even invited some…
— Robert Velasquez
a year ago
A gem in the Tucson area! Played 6 courses in Tucson and Phoenix on a guys trip in November 2024, and this was our favorite! Amazing views and elevated teeboxes on a majority of holes, great condition, fun, peaceful, good pace, friendly staff, everything a golf course should be! Only minor downsides: range is present but not included, they charge hidden extra fees on anything paid with a credit card, no service cart or halfway house, so bring your own lunch or snacks.
— Leo Guay
6 years ago
Beautiful layout and nice elevation changes. Well worth the travel to get there. Plenty of challenge but mostly fair. The one knock on the course is that sometimes the greens are too shaggy and need to be cut lower to get to normal. Played twice, first time the stimp meter had to be no greater than 6. Next time time was about 8.
— Paul Schroeder
5 years ago
In a word, stunning. We played here today and enjoyed a round with the snow-capped mountains in the background. It took a while to get to, but 100% worth it. IMHO, the most beautiful course in Tucson!
— Joe Rottman
a year ago
The course is beautiful, the scenery even better! The guy in the pro shop should mention there’s a 3.5% charge for using a credit card. He should also mention there is no beverage cart on the course, so folks could get something right there in the clubhouse. Also surprised to find no GPS on the carts and often the phone signal was weak to non existent to get the information of each hole on our phones. No where on the course is there any water in buckets for wetting a towel. Courses seem to be constantly chasing faster and faster rounds. Four hours, 15 minutes now. Sometimes takes the fun out o…
— Rebecca Griswold
2 years ago
Confirm your rate! I called and booked time and confirmed rate of $49. When I got to the course they added $10 to green fee. I asked why? Counter rep said there is a $10 cart fee. I explained that I was told it was $49 (which was the price I paid the week before.) Rep said it was because of dynamic pricing, hence the 3 stars. Otherwise I would have given 5 stars.
— g kotsakis
3 years ago
The course is challenging but playable. Lots of elevation changes and sand traps. First time players should grab a course book to avoid hitting into washes that cross some holes. My only kick is that, like the other SaddleBrooke courses, they don't have visible distance markers. How hard is it to stick a red, white and blue stake in the ground?
— Barry Emmons
5 years ago
I typically play this course 4 or 5 times every winter. Fantastic mountain views and a very good golf course. It is fairly difficult with some forced carries, tricky greens, etc. which may be too much for the high handicappers. Clubhouse and restaurant are excellent.
— T Townsend
2 years ago
Greens were outstanding. Greens held, great speed and putted very true. Beautiful views on just about every hole. Getting ready for overseed, so fairways ran well. Going back next week.
— Michael Meyers
5 years ago
The Preserve golf course is always a challenge. It is a great layout, excellent views, however, today, May 5, 2021, the course is in terrible condition. They are charging upward of $65 for 18 holes, save your money, unless you have the inside scoop that the golf course is in great shape.
— Zach Wilson
Edited 4 years ago
We went to the restaurant. They have a decent wine list. I have had most of their selection at other locales. I guess some people must like the same things that I do. The food is good. Finely done with attention to the details. Truly fine dining.
— johnny b

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