Cool little 9 hole course to walk. Greens are dry and fast. Bunkers are hard packed dirt and not sand. Garmin has me at 2 miles of walking the full course. $15 twilight is a great deal. I'll be returning for sure.

Only visited the food and grill area. Unbelievable gourmet burger with homemade sauces. Absolutely delicious. Recommended if you're in the area and hungry. You'll see.

A great course to get in a quick 9 rounds if you're short on time.

Bixby Village is a charming little course that knows exactly what it is. You get one true driving hole to let the big stick breathe, then the rest of the layout becomes a playground for your wedges. The fairways are well kept, the tee boxes are in good shape with the usual scatter of divots, and the abundance of trees makes you feel surprisingly tucked away, even though you are surrounded by homes. If you are looking to sharpen your pitching or approach game, this is a great place to put in the work. The greens, however, are a bit of an enigma. They are maintained, yet the grass itself feels different, not as soft or smooth as what most golfers are accustomed to, which makes putting more of an adventure than it should be. The sand traps tell a similar story, firm enough to feel like you are hitting off lightly dusted concrete rather than actual sand. Overall, Bixby Village is a solid choice if your focus is the short game. Manage your expectations on the greens and bunkers, enjoy the peaceful layout, and you will walk away with plenty of useful practice under your belt

I love coming to Bixby Village early in the morning for one of the first tee times. It's quiet, nobody around. Just me and the course. I come here for Iron/wedge/putting and never bring my driver so I can't say that I have ever kept my score. Maybe the first time I did. Anyways, it is perfect for practice because there is a wide variety of holes for a 9 hole course. Some are shorter than others, primarily 5 and 6, but for the most part, all of them are on par with what you would expect. The morning guy is great, I always forget his name because I'm terrible and hate asking when I've been more than once but I'll catch it sometime. Thanks Bixby Village!