Love this place! The course is what draws me. It’s a good challenge of golf and this day was in fantastic shape! Plus, tons of nice & friendly people making sure you have a great experience. Then, the food is on point. Whether you like Texas Tech or not, it’s a cool place to enjoy some golf and a meal. Personally, I love all the Tech stuff!

Great overall course, but today was “cart path only.” I’d highly recommend evaluating whether you’re up for that before booking. It’s a wide, long course, so you’ll end up carrying multiple clubs each shot and guessing yardage. Add in your cart partner’s process, and it turns into a slow, less enjoyable round—especially at a $100 green fee with taxes. Not worth it for a high handicapper like me. 🤪

Beautiful course overall, but before the round when I went to warm up on the driving range, it was a mess. They only had about six pyramids of balls out, and there was a line of people waiting to hit. Out of all the courses I’ve been to, I’ve never seen anything like that. The ball boys rarely came around to refill the balls either. I’m just curious — with all the resources they clearly have, why not just set out more balls? On top of that, the grass on the range was in terrible shape. My round itself was close to a 10/10 because the course is absolutely stunning, but it’s honestly disappointing how bad the range experience was.

Extremely disappointed with the experience at Rawls Golf Course. I left my range finder in the cart after my round, and when I contacted the staff immediately after, they claimed it was never found. I know for a fact it was left in the cart, and the lack of urgency or concern from the staff was alarming. I strongly believe one of the student workers took it, and the course is now turning a blind eye. This is unacceptable and reflects very poorly on the integrity of the staff. I won’t be returning, and I’ll be warning others to keep a close eye on their belongings here.

I recently played at Rawls Golf Course and accidentally left my range finder in the cart. I called as soon as I realized, but the staff told me it hadn’t been turned in. I strongly believe one of the student workers may have taken it, as it was definitely left in the cart and somehow vanished without a trace. It’s frustrating and disappointing that something valuable can go missing and there’s no accountability. I expected more from a course affiliated with Texas Tech.