My first time golfing here. I was impressed. For a public course, it is in really good shape. The greens aren't horrible, although, some could use a good class on repairing pitch marks, but they rolled consistently all day.

Decent public course with a fun par 3 with lights. The practice facilities are lit which is great. However, PLEASE put up yardage markers on the driving range or at least the pins. You have no idea how far you are hitting and it feels the ball goes out into a green abyss of nothing. Range tokens increased in price, the least we could have is yardage markers out there…

Having both par 3 and championship 18-hole courses, and centrally located in mid-town Tulsa, makes this course convenient for all. The par 3 is a hidden gym in Tulsa with holes ranging from 90 to 170 yards. If you want to work on your short game, that’s the course to do it…. And the championship course is challenging with a rating of 72.4 at the tips and a slope of 124.

Normally the people are great like at the front desk. But I played this time and did not have a cart so I was walking. The Marshall came over and basically said me and my buddy sucked at golf and then was a jerk about telling us to speed up the play. I don’t care that he told us to speed up but he could have done it in a respectful way but he seemed to want to execute his authority and had a power issue.

Positives: Beautiful greens, great fairway grass and large landing areas. Nice terrain, easy walk, deep bunkers, great rate and pleasant staff. Overall well design course and practice facility. It is a public course with a lot of play. I've decided to retire to Tulsa and play this course every day (if I could retire and play golf every day). This is the travel day for my trip, head back home in a couple hours. I came over last night and hit range balls. They have a lighted range. It was $4 for 40 balls. 90% of the slots were taken but there were a lot and turnover was often so I didn't notice anyone having to wait. They have two large practice greens right before the driving range. They were smooth, quick and undulating which got me hyped for my round in the morning. The girls at night were very pleasant and patient with all my questions. I did ask about the par three lighted course which the highly recommend ---- next time because it is always packed so make a tee time if you want to play. I arrived at 0615 talked to the staff a minute and putted for a couple while they finished opening the shop. It cost me $16 as a 60 year old, military retiree to walk. Not sure if there were any discounts in there (hopefully not a 60 year and discount that doesn'tapply to 59 year Olds since technically I'm59 for another couple weeks). I was first off and Mike walked me out to the first tee giving me a briefing on what to expect. I summed up the course in the first paragraph but to add on; the greens are pretty large, the grass is perfect. Even as the first person on the course I did get to repair a lot of ball marks. Partly because this is a municipal coarse with lots of play. Partially because they are so big. I never had to putt over a badly repair ball mark though. The deep bunkers are very Oklahomian. The sand seemed OK. Mike did say they had a lot of rain last week. I saw a couple with water in them, but the ones I played out of were fine. I am not sure how, but there was a group of old people finishing 17 when I teed off. When I got to the par 5 18th they were 200 yards down the fairway and seemed to wait for the group ahead of them to clear the green. Not sure what they were doing. All and all though I finished by 0950 and have time to shower at the hotel before my flight.