5 STARS for Logan at Maxwell for accommodating "Mom and Marty's Great Adventure". When you take your 90 year old Mother to the golf course and are treated with the kindest gestures, you know they're good people. Thanks again for the "best day on a golf course".

Not sure what golf course these folks are playing but it sure wasn’t the one we played, haha. This is by far the worst golf course I’ve played in a long time…if ever…especially at $32. To say the greens were decent is a stretch…but here are pictures of the fairways. Needless to say, I won’t be playing here ever again.

Overall, the course is much better than it used to be, and I can tell it will continue to improve in the future. Clubhouse and bathrooms were nice and very clean. The new owners have done a really great job so far! I booked a tee time on the Maxwell website, and when I arrived, it was ten dollars more than what it said was due ant the course online. I completely understand sales tax, but it seems like the pricing on the website may be a bit off. I booked a tee time for 8:40 AM, and I understand that it was a Friday morning and a beautiful day, so it was going to be busy. However, the pace of play was not great. Groups were stacked on top of each other, and we couldn’t enjoy the round the way my partner and I would have liked. We had to consistently let people play through for most of the round. It seemed like there were quite a few older gentlemen, likely members, moving quickly through their rounds. There were also a few groups of five, that were not split up like the rule says but mostly groups of three and four. In my opinion, it would be a much better experience if the tee times were spaced out a bit more. There was also no sand in our cart, so spot to fill the on the course either. And only one functional ball cleaner that I noticed in the whole course. After finishing 18, my partner and I were tied, so we decided to do a quick chip-and-putt to see who would win, just for fun. It took maybe ten minutes. While we were putting, a worker in a red shirt came up and asked if we were done and if he could remove our items from the cart, in a somewhat rushed manner. I’ve never been asked that before. I also had a small bag with bottled water and was told by the same worker, “No coolers allowed.” Is it really that big of a deal to bring water to a golf course when it’s in the 90s? I understand it’s a business and you want to sell drinks, but it wasn’t a cooler full of sodas or beer, that wasn’t the case. A more approachable way to handle it could have been something like: “Hey guys, thanks for coming out today. I haven’t seen y’all out here before, but I just wanted to let you know we don’t allow outside drinks, I apologize.” Instead of putting a small sheet of paper on the door with a long list of rules we didn’t even notice until we were leaving. I understand the facility caters to a specific group of members, and if this had been handled differently, you may have gained two new members today. Because of this experience, we most likely won’t be back and will continue going to Live Oak, where it costs $20-25 more but offers better customer service and an overall better experience. I don’t want to put this place down or give it a bad name at all that is not my intention, I just want to share my experience and believe customer service is everything.

The best golf course we have ever been to! They accommodated my husband as well as myself and 4 month old baby. Hands down the kindest people and a beautiful course.

The staff is always friendly. The golf carts are great (including the drink ones lol) and it’s a nice and relaxing place to golf. The pricing is also the best we could find in Abilene! Have gone twice since the reopening and will always be our go to place!