- concrete tee pads
- awesome tee signs
- good elevation changes
- well kept
- nice layout for the land that's there
- good course for beginners

- back nine is pretty open, but length helps with adding difficulty
- not too difficult...unless the wind is blowing, which it always is in Oklahoma!

Not a bad course at all to stop by if you're passing through!
Good group of local players help keep it up.

This was a very well laid out course with (as stated before) the best tee signage I've ever seen. All of the tees were in good shape and the layout was clear and obvious. There is the airport terminal just north of the first tee. There's air conditioning, water, and bathrooms right there. The water fountain puts out some really cold water! Great use of what trees are out there.

Very quiet course. A plane was leaving when I got there, but other than that, the airport was silent.

This is really an out of the way course. I happened to be passing by on I-35 with work and decided to stop in. Playing any course in Oklahoma in mid-August isn't a good idea, but this was a killer. Very little shade on this course.

The back 9 are not as imaginative as the front 9 with many wide open holes.

The front 9 might be a little crowded layout-wise if there was anyone ever out there.

This course is on the grounds for the airport (obviously) and the grass isn't kept too short. The rough (that I shouldn't have gotten into) was full of stickers and stick-tites.

There are disc-eating trees out here I swear. But that's my own fault - nothing against the course.

This is a very well laid out course well off of the beaten path. There was a lot of thought and effort into making this course nice, and with a little more mowing it would have been great. The airport terminal's water fountain probably saved me from a heat stroke. For as open a course as this is, there was absolutely no breeze for 90% of the time I was out there.

I had a problem with judging distance out there. I don't know if it was the vast openness or the mild heat stroke I got, but the tee markers were very useful.

If you are passing by on I-35 you really should stop by and play this course. I'm not sure I could say that this course by itself is worth the drive from OKC, but it really is a good course.

fantastic little course.
the front 9 is mostly short but the holes are well designed and a lot of fun. you can birdie most of these but it's certainly not guaranteed. fun factor on these holes is very high! tees and baskets are strategically placed to make use of the elevation and trees.

the back 9 is a bit longer and a little more open but still a lot of fun. you can air out your drivers on several of these but there are a few technical shots around some trees and a few birdie opportunities.

the course itself is just beautiful. nice concrete teepads and awesome granite signs at each hole. design is a double loop so you can easily play just the front or back, although i don't know why you'd want to.

not much to complain about. some of the teepads could be a little bit longer but a lot of the holes are shorter so you won't need a run up.

alternate tees or pin placement on the back 9 could be cool, since it's a bit less interesting than the front.

just a great, well designed course. the fun factor is phenomenal and it's short enough to get in two rounds if you're stopping on a drive between DFW and OKC, or at least to play the front 9 again.

i played the better part of the back 9 in the dark w/o lights just to finish the course because i was enjoying it so much.

funny neighborhood dog was running around chasing birds the whole time i was out there. when it got dark, he actually helped me find my discs too.


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Very cool tee signs. Fun front 9 which requires accuracy. Back 9 is for the big arms. Fun course though. Right off the highway and breaks up the drive btween Dallas and OKC.

WINDY always!!!! Need more trees on the back. NO shade!

Small parking area but usually doesnt matter.