bornheimc

I needed to cancel or postpone my round to a later date. My wife was diagnosed with COVID 19 the night before the day of my tee time. I tried to do it using the Golfnow app but it said I had to call. I called and the recording said I had to do it online. I feel that I had a perfectly legitimate reason for canceling my round however Golfnow didn’t seem to think so. I have booked most all of my rounds with Golfnow but I believe that I’m through with them.

The traps were all dirt and rocks, the greens were bumpy and hard, there was very little grass in the fairways and the tee boxes were firm and dome shaped. I played here 4-5 years ago and I'm not sure why I came back. I'll not make that mistake again. There are too many good courses to play for less money.

I last played this course about 16-18 months ago when it was in terrible shape. The fairways were sparse and the greens were not puttable. I played last night and it might be the best course, condition wise out of any public course in the metroplex, that I have played this year. I play 2-3 times a week and try to play all over north Texas and Mansfield National is as nice as any out there right now. It may very well be the best one for the money this month.

This is a very old country club that has opened itself up to public play. The members are few and the funding reflects that but they do continue to keep it up. It's only about 6100 yards from the tips and has some fun holes. It has 5 par 3's and four par 5's. All of the greens are elevated and hard to hold. For the money it's well worth it.

This can be a very difficult course. There are some pretty tight tree lined fairways, a few crowned fairways and slow greens. The grass is sparse on some fairways and you can get some pretty iffy lies.

The fairways are sparse. The greens hold but are hard and fast. The rough is dirt and rock.