Broken Arrow Golf Club - South/East

Nice course especially for the price. You definitely get more than what you pay for compared to other courses now a days that expect an arm and a leg for a goat ranch.

Staff was completely unprofessional and extremely rude to multiple customers. Course conditions were the worst I’ve seen ever. I will not be coming back.

Every garbage can overflowing, every tee box was what seemed like a week old, divots everywhere. All bunkers were out of commission.

Greens in good shape.
Pin placements confusing due to every green has red flags.

Course is well kept with a variety of joke layout. It provides a very appealing rate for both seniors and non-seniors. This course does not appear to get the amount of golfers that it should. As such, the pace of play was very good. It seems early afternoon the course seems wide open.

Very playable but Water in bunkers. Slow greens fine but not worth the money

Course was in decent shape - sand traps were bad, probably due to recent heavy rains.

Price advertised was not the price paid at course 20 dollar difference

Course was in pretty decent shape with the exception of a couple greens. Smoke from the Canada wildfires made it a little less appealing but obviously they have no control over that. Hopefully their construction ends soon and we can see the finished product. It seems like it’s taking an unnecessary amount of time to complete.

Never once saw a beverage cart or a ranger which is concerning but that may have been due to the wildlife smoke. Only mention that because the twosome in front of us (3) had a severe absence of course etiquette and time awareness. Would have been nice to see someone stop by to get them moving a little faster. We did see the beverage cart pulled out in front of the clubhouse but never saw it on the course. Unfortunate. It would have been a nice afternoon to enjoy a couple wobbly pops.

Beautiful day for golf, wish I stayed out of the sand more, but a great time. Assigned to the North and South courses. A couple of issues:

1) All 3 courses need to build a set of true “senior tees” that play 2700-2800 yds. Red tees too short and whites too long for the average senior golfer.

2) North course greens are extraordinarily huge (Originally designed to contain two pins to create an 18-hole facsimile course out of a 9-hole layout). The green layouts are distracting and also difficult to get a valid GPS distance reading. Quite honestly, these greens need to be downsized and repurposed as 1-pin greens. (The original wacky intent was abandoned shortly after the course opened.)

Otherwise the course is in great shape. Sand traps a bit “crusty” in spots. Greens recovered beautifully from last year’s fertilizer burnout incident. Nice overall course layout. Clubhouse/ pro shop rehab complete and now open. Recommended.