This course is a decent one. The tee boxes were in great shape, the fairways were good, but the greens could use a little work. The course is quite expensive for an average course but it does offer a challenge. The staff were very friendly and helpful with finding hole 1 and 10. The tee box numbers are labeled clearly and there is water available all over the course.

I live in Florida and I have golfed a lot of courses. But never really courses out of my state. I can say that the course layout was very nice and very different to all the flat courses that I’ve played in florida. The course could have used a little work. The greens were pretty slow and the course definitely had room for improvement. There was one temporary green on the back nine which is not a big deal but it did not look like they were planning on fixing it anytime soon. Overall I will say the course was just an average course nothing fancy nothing trash. The only negative being how old the carts were and they were very finicky.

Ignore the negative reviews. Golf course was beautiful, service was amazing, and there are ranges for driving, putting, and chipping. Prices are very reasonable as well! I'll will be back regularly.

Eric in the pro shop might be the most welcoming introduction to any golf course you’ll visit. The course was in overall very good condition. Fairways were perfect. The greens have some spots that could use some TLC, but the pin locations away from the rough parts were nice to see. The front 9 has a few unique holes that were fun and challenging. We’ll be back.

It’s honestly a shame what golf in East Texas has turned into. I hate to say it, but you're genuinely better off at Pine Springs if you're look to play here. If you're an avid golfer that lives in East Texas who values their time and their hard-earned money, do yourself a favor and start looking into a country club membership. The local public course options and the level of service around here are an absolute joke. After my experience today at Oakhurst, I’ve seriously started questioning whether trying to golf in East Texas is even worth the effort anymore. This particular course itself isn’t the worst I’ve played — but the snail-paced play, and the STAFF who clearly don’t care, keeping your $60 in your wallet starts to feel like the best shot you’ll take all day. Learn from my mistake. Skip this place and play literally anywhere else.