Cimarron National Golf Club - Cimarron National Course

Every year this course starts out great. However about June/July they let it get infested with disease and completely let it go. It’s like they stop watering and don’t care. They also don’t let u know when they greens are perforated at all? When Duffy was alive his courses were in way better condition. Sad to see.

Played in a VGA tournament out there. Course was in horrible shape. Greens were trash. Sands were not kept. All the water jugs on the course were empty.

Fairways was so overgrown that I hit a tree stump I could not see. Worst round I played.

I used love taking the drive to Guthrie to play This course.

This was the worst course I have ever played. They are charging full price and you can’t even putt on the greens, it’s very laughable. Have the tees you have to hit a 200 yard shot, so you do not get to have fun for a normal city course. The fairways you are hitting off of rock or clay. They shouldn’t be charging more than $10 and that’s just so you can have a cart until the fix their course. Will never go back even if they sent me a free round.

The only person that was personable was the bartender. But to not have a bev cart on a Saturday…. Waste of time.

Frsy time I played out here this year. They have a fungus that has eaten up a majority of the greens. So it was pretty tough putting.

They haven’t turned on the sprinklers on the fairways all summer, the fairways are dead grass and exposed dirt and harder than a rock. The greens have major issue, slow and massive dead spots everywhere. Just another pasture golf course, Greens fees should be 20$ w cart on the weekend, if that tells you anything.

The course was very dry and 90% of the fairways had very little green grass. Mostly dead white grass and weeds with sand in the fairways. The soil quality in many areas made it clear that lack of water wasn't necessarily the only issue. Many of the greens had some kind of disease like grass cancer or something. Dead spots and actual sand on the greens made putting more than difficult. It was overall a terrible value for the price of the green fee vs the quality of the course. Having said all that, the staff was very nice and the course layout was very well thought out. I'd love to play here with more work and care invested into the greens and fairways. In this condition I would not go back or recommend it another golfer.

Course was in horrible shape. Every green has a disease and fairways all weeds. Other than that it was great

The fairways were dead and you were basically hitting of dirt. The greens were even worse. They had several patches of grass missing and weeds. It was the WORST course I’ve ever played. I cannot believe they didn’t let me know before I paid so I could have decided if I still wanted to play or not. The best green was on 18 by the parking lot so you see it when you drive in. Will never be back.

I’ve been hitting this course at least once every six weeks for the past two years and always really enjoy either of the two courses. While playing on hard fairways isn’t abnormal in OK during the summer (especially those that don’t water them) and semi-expected, that was no surprise. However, the greens took an absolute nosedive down to levels I’ve never seen (at any course I’ve ever played). Not only was putting pretty much impossible, there were multiple hornets nests burrowing in the greens at several of the holes. Asked the pro shop staff afterwards and was told there were mistakes in turf management as of late, and they seemed sincerely apologetic…….but they shouldn’t be charging full price right now with these conditions. Again, we typically love playing these courses at Cimarron, but it will be quite a while before we go back. Played Cedar Valley just down the road three weeks later, and it was great as usual…….so the reason Cimarron went downhill is a head scratcher. Hopefully they can get things turned around soon, but it looks like my fall/winter visits I usually have here will be a no go.

I fully understand lack of rain and heat playing havoc on greens but these were in horrible shape. Incredible amount of weeds and way too many large bare spots. The bare spots were also painted green which stained shoes and balls. The holes had been recently moves and clumps of hard sand left around the new holes. We played the course earlier in the year it it was in far better shape.

Too bad it had been so dry in the area. Really baked out conditions. Would love to play again when it is in better shape.

Worst condition of any golf course we've ever played. Bone dry "fairways" diseased greens with several hornet nest holes in some. If it wasn't for the awesome Clubhouse and Bar, it wouldn't get a single star. Avoid this course.

Most courses are in rough shape due to the extreme heat, so this review would be about the same for any typical muni right now. Because of the extreme heat, they are also keeping the greens very long and like shag carpet, which as a scratch golfer, I personally dislike. They look great but boy are they slow. I went on a Tuesday in hopes of getting to play more than one round, but unfortunately didn’t have the time. I would still recommend it, but wait until people say the greens are cut and are running normally. Then go.

Had a nice round. Very friendly staff and golfers. Had a bit of slow down with too many on a hole ahead but the Marshall was good to talk to them.

We enjoyed playing the course and we like the lay out . My friends came from Muskogee and they plan on coming back and bringing extra players.. Hopefully this will be something we will do yearly.

Definitely an easy course but poses a good challenge. Fairways and greens were good especially
In the morning. Carts are in good shape, which is a big plus! One of my favorites and do not mind making the trip to Guthrie.