Only reason it’s getting 2.5 stars rounded up to 3 is because the greens were impeccable and it was a cheap ish round for a would-be-fun layout. That being said, the pin positions were mostly ridiculous and the rest of the course was in horrendous shape. Not a blade of grass on half the fair ways and tee boxes. The Aqua side looked to be in slightly better shape, but definitely wouldn’t pay to play the National side again.

This was a fun tough course, lots of trees and narrow fairways. We played on a Tuesday and took advantage of the all day green fee for both courses. Course was frozen in the morning so we had a slight delay. But they let us out as soon as they could. Greens were nice, the fairways were pretty thin and bare in a lot of spots. Pro shop was nice, picked up some souvenirs since we were out there coming from San Diego. Staff was friendly and service was great. The Cimarron burger from the restaurant was awesome! Would recommend that if you’re looking for a good meal on the turn.

Both courses are much improved over the last couple of years. The greens are really good and you can see the difference that the new grounds superintendent has made since he's been here. Still some tough dirt spots in the fairways but overall both courses are good.

Played the Cimarron side, and it was actually good. I'm quite impressed with the price and the quality of the golf course. The course can be a little challenging cause a handful of holes have a tight fairway with water or trees. Makes it fun and challenging. Like the layout of the course. Can't wait to comeback to play the other side of the course

Cimarron National has 2 courses. Today we played Cimarron, played Aqua 2 years ago. The course is in decent shape and is very challenging. Water comes into play on several shots, there are doglegs that force layups and there are plenty of trees to steer clear of. The drawback of this course are the fairways. Just in poor condition mostly and in need of water or better turf management. Fix that and we have a course worth the $40 green fee. There are water stations all over, a midpoint restroom, ball washers and marking signs with hole distances. Very well done. The greens are in great shape and are unlike many courses in this region and they were mid pace, which is perfect for Oklahoma courses, tee boxes were good minus maybe 1 or 2 on the back nine and cart paths were in good shape. Again, great job CNGC! The clubhouse is very old and if they updated this? It would be hard not to play here more often. Over all, this course is a good place to come enjoy a nice round if you cannot get on in OKC or other nearby courses. Again, if the fairways were in better shape, the stars would easily go to a 4 for me. Well done, Cimarron. You have a great course!