The Buzz: Dorado Country Club is a pleasant Ted Robinson design that’s fun for the entire family. This 18-hole executive layout tips out at 3,751-yards; strike your ball 62 times and you’re at level par for the course.
The golf holes are straight forward in nature and a straight ball player will find little trouble. Those of us that strike one off-line now and then find bunkers and several ponds to negotiate. Dorado has practice facilities on site and is great place to start, nurture and develop any golfer. Pass on the golf cart, this course is a very pleasant walk.
The golf course is a privately owned facility for public play and the Dorado Country Club Estates, a residential community which opened in 1970 in central Tucson, wraps around the course. Course Superintendent, Vince Mendibles does a wonderful job grooming the bermuda grass playing surfaces and the entire club staff makes certain that rounds are completed in a refreshing 3-hours.