Drive down from OKC area to play 3 different courses. Wild horse is a very nice course, a little hard finding our way around to the north course but hardly a problem. Fairways were excellent. Greens had just been plugged so they played a little slow. Greens fees were reduced because of the greens which I thought was very fair. Will be back to play again!!

Winter Review Played the West/North rotation Course is very enjoyable to play. Not too much penalizing areas except the houses and few ponds. Greens were in great shape. People please repair your ball marks!!! Carts are in great shape Nice restaurant and great brunch. Doesn’t open until 10am on Sunday. Staff overall were very friendly Marshalls included. My only complaint was no beverage carts when we played and water machine out on the course was not working also the vending machine only had one drink in stock.

Absolutely beautiful course, one of the top 5 I've gotten the chance to play. Greens were in great shape, grass was all lush green, nice open fairways with just enough technical difficulty to keep you in your toes. Sand was super stiff, but other than that the course was great. Definitely plan to play here again soon.

Average, it’s an okay course nice layout but it’s not worth the price. The way the fairways and greens were cut it felt like it should be $70 to $80 at most. There’s really nothing that stands out about the course aside from how overpriced it is. Good time but not worth it. Also not cart goes around the course so no service.

Booked on golfnow. This is a semi-private retired community 3-9 hole courses. Pro shop easy to find the buildings are nice. With all the rain cart path only. Driving range closed so can't warm up. Pared with 2 other guys all of us around a 10 H so were not slow golfers. I mean it's nice but we all got the vibe they do not want public golfers here. All the retired golfers have their own carts. We tried it won't be back.