Steve the golf pro at Squaw Valley Golf Course in Glen Rose TX is really good at helping to improve my golf. His lessons really work. Call Steve and get better at Golf!!!

I once LOVED this golf course but sadly someone has really let it go bad. Greens are terrible, half the bunkers are overgrown and not raked, many tee boxes have not been mowed in quite a while and have lots of weeds. I’m so sad about this golf course slipping into such bad shape. Hopefully someone comes along and improves it. Wonderful layout on an awesome piece of land.

Staff was very friendly! Course seems to be in rough shape. The greens are improving from earlier in the year, but still in poor shape. The tee boxes on certain holes seemed to just be weeds. Clumps of previously mowed grass were everywhere and a good place to lose a ball on the fairway. The 2 stars are for friendly staff and a beautiful layout on the lakes course. Also, pace of play was very good. We have played both courses in the last couple of months, and there is so much potential for this to be a destination golf resort with proper course maintenance.

Played for the first time 9/28. Great course, but not in good shape. The course does not allow ANY outside food and drink. OK, I can live with that. I brought my water bottle. It ran dry on the 7th hole of the Lakes course. Unbeknownst to me, they do not have water jugs on the course. I went into the stinky restroom to fill up my water bottle. Refilled, took a few swallows and refilled it again. The cart girl came up. I asked her where I could get water. She said, I had to buy it from her or go to the clubhouse and fill it up there. The Lakes course does not get close to the clubhouse until hole 18. I bought 4 bottles of water @ $2 a pop. I asked her fill my water bottle with ice. She said no problem. I opened my water bottle and it smelled like rotten eggs. She then told me the water in the restroom sinks are not potable. There were no signs indicating that. I am still waiting to get sick. If I get sick, 1 lucky lawyer is going to get my call.

A beautiful piece of property that is essentially unplayable at this point. The grains are not really potable. The bunkers have Bermuda grass 18 to 36 inches high growing out of them. It’s like the fairways and Rough or mowed with a shredder so you can hit it down the middle of the fairway and not find your ball because it’s under dead grass. It’s just unbelievable waste of what it used to be a pretty good golf course.