Larrybenwa

It's a nice little course but no range to warm up so stretch and use the first 9 to get your swing right. There is a small 60-70 yard practice hole. Long par 3's and lots of trees make it challenging. Currently the greens are a bit slow but there is a lot of undulating greens that are hard to read. Off the fairway is bad news with high grass that not only is difficult to hit out of but if you don't watch your ball it's easy to lose. Fun but tough course in my opinion. Could be a little nicer but not bad.

The yardage is short but it plays long. Lots of trees with fairly fast greens. No range for warm up or practice so stretch.

Don’t let 6000 yards fool you. This course plays tough. Greens are nice but get above the holes and it’s treacherous. Trees make hitting fairways a must. The traps could be maintained a bit better but what course does that now?

We were on pace for 5 hour round and left early. The course can be fun but I have been there five times on week days and the pace of play is gallactically slow. It's peppered with slow players and fivesomes. We were allowed to pass one group of five just to be behind another group of five with five golf carts. Looked like a convention. We noticed they were behind a fivesomes as well. I asked after we quit early if that is standard and the lame answer was, we did let one group of five tee off, but didn't know about the others. It's a nice course ruined by slow play. Nothing worth 5 hour rounds.

This course had very good greens for January. Hard to be critical on any part of the course for the season and weather conditions. Had a very good round of golf.

I have been to this course years ago and it was a bit rough. It is much improved. Huge advantage to golf it a few times versus one time. Fairways are pretty nice and greens good. Strategy is important as positioning on the fairway helps a lot. You can lose balls easy if you start spraying your drives. Great course for the money.

This is more like visiting a theme park. If you are going for pure golf reasons prepare to feel like you over paid. It is nice with an exceptional club house but unless I am spending my companies money taking three customers out for a Dallas Cowboy experience, my first visit will be my only Cowboy Golf experience. It's a cool place and I am glad I went. It was not easy mainly because the greens were fast and pin placement was tough. Our day was painfully slow because we started with a 45 minute frost delay. We could have enjoyed the free food and cart goodies more but we over focused on golf scoring. My son and I are competitive and we are more about greens and fairways than clubhouse and food. If you go, relax and enjoy the the Cowboy surroundings, the all you can eat clubhouse restaurant and good ole Texas sized golf score stories.

The is a challenging layout with tight fairways and undulating greens. Off the fairway this day was death. It felt un manicured for such a beautiful course. Sand traps were hard dirt. The surrounding vegetation is over grown a bit. Every time I lost a ball I found three others in deep grass. Most of the club type courses we play seem in the same shape. Kind of " she must have been beautiful years ago " shape.

The overall area is nice. It's peaceful and not over run with hackers. However, not a golfers paradise. Greens are a but slow and fairways are not great. It's a cool layout and not and easy course but not maintained to its full potential in a strictly golf sense.

Course is getting better all the time. Greens are slow for competitive golfers but In fairly good condition. Could use a little more grass in the fairways but they are not bad. It appears they are working on making it better and the course is fun.

A shame the fairways and surrounding growth is very nice. The greens are unplayable.

We have only golfed it with dormant grass and it seems like it will be very nice in season. Very fun and nice greens.

If you like to golf a lot you look for courses that feel like real golf but are not real expensive. Greens are well kept and the course is no push over. The staff is great, especially Lonnie.

The greens are awesome but be sure you check for ball marks before you putt. It seems there are golfers who visit that need a lesson in ball mark repair and raking sand traps. Foot prints from animals and people all through the traps. It's a good course that could be great with a little attention. Just a couple passes by someone thruought the day to check traps and greens. Also we ran into a slow 5 some which can be annoying.