We have been golfing here for about 20 years. Prices have continued to be increased and is now higher than Pryor or Tahlequah. Guess trying to compeat with Grand Lake courses. Fairways were just ok, greens could be much better considering the amount of rain. Carts, We had one that should have been taken off the course.Throttle was either wide open or closed at touch. Made trying to go slow , jump to the point it was very uncomfortable and in the wrong situation, dangerous. PLUS, at the turn, stopped to take a short breather and get some hydration down and lady came out said we needed to move on, so we could get the carts back for customers later. One minute break. We were finished in a little under 4 1/2 hours with a 3 some and had to wait several times when groups in front of us got backed up. Now that being said, she did get us a cart when they ran out, we didn't call in for a tee time. Although there were not that many out. Not sure we will be back. Can go to several others in the area that are in better shape , and less expensive. Surely hope some of this will be taken into consideration. .

Nice 9 hole course. Greens were in good condition and the lake dam being the backdrop is pretty cool! Lots of critters running around as well.

Well kept state park golf course. We play it every summer! Priced awesome! Beautiful views of the back side of the damn and the greens always in great shape!

I was pleasantly surprised with the condition of the course. I will play here anytime I am up this way now. My first experience with a state course, and what a great little course. Update: I can’t believe how far they’ve let this place go. It was well maintained last time it’s now a goat ranch. Find somewhere else, until they get it fixed.

The greens needed the sand that was on the greens on my recent visit. Fairways are ok, the tee boxes really need maintenance. It's a state run golf course so that is to be expected. Once care is provided it should be a decent course.