christopherkielbasa

Really fantastic course. I played the South/East combo. There weren't a ton of people on the course so I flew through my round. I think both of these 9 hole tracks are really great. Par 4's are not that challenging, fairways have some nice rolling features to them. The par 5's are well designed with water in the right places to make you think about your next shot and whether going for the green in two is worth it. All the grass is well kept, watered, and mowed. Greens were practically immaculate. What I especially loved about these designs is that, while there are houses adjacent to the fairways, the direction of play always places them on the left. Wonderful, considering most golfers are right-handed slicers (if you hook or slice left-handed, be nice to the neighbors...though the houses aren't that close to the fairway, and the holes themselves are designed to hit away from them). The par-3's are great, either hitting with water as a danger or to a multitiered green. Carts are electric, all have divot sand and rain covers. No GPS, but the clubhouse offers yardage books for 5 bucks. There are courses in the area where you'll pay a lot more and get two-decade-old carts and jack from the clubhouse besides an attitude. Broken Arrow gave the feeling that golf is something everyone enjoys and hope the people who play there leave with an enjoyable experience. I certainly did.