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We played the Apache Links in 3.5 hours. Course is in great shape. Greens roll true. I like the layout as it lets you challenge yourself as much as you want. Senior tees play a little short but the White Tees are about 1,000 yards longer. So the challenge is there. Plenty of trees, bummers and water. It is a fun course. Wish I had time to play the Comanche Lakes today!

Course is in good condition. It could use more manicuring but is in good playing condition. The greens putt consistently. Not too many bumps and no dead spots. The bunkers and sand traps could use a little work and players need to take them out. A little nose sand in a couple of them would be good. Players could spend a few seconds repairing ball marks on the greens and putting sand in fairways. The driving range could use some work. I'd like to see the distances to flags on the range posted.

The course is a good test and has enough tee boxes for anyone's game. (Remind people to play it forward. Beginners playing from the championship tees slows the pace of play. )

The course is in good shape considering the time of year and recent weather conditions. Heavy rains end of last week and thru Tuesday but course drains well. Greens putt true and are in good shape. Good staff and good food at the grill. Excellent hamburgers. If you haven't played Cleburne, give it a try. There are a tee box suitable for everyone.

Cleburne is a fun course to play. Several risk/reward holes. Good fairways, greens are smooth and roll true. Rough is manageable but as usual being in the fairway is much, much easier.