pjboy0609

This is the first golf course I played when I came to Tulsa, and the course is much better than Old Page. The course is fun and the green conditions are good.

Only the restaurant staff are friendly, and the staff checking in is very rude. It is especially unfriendly to Asians. I would give Course Fairway about 70 points out of 100. Perhaps because there is no Marshall, there are too many bad manners players.

Whether it's a fairway or a bunker, there's no grass everywhere and I don't understand why it's so bad.

The fairway had cracked grass and the bunker had no sand. I didn't know it was like this. It was so badly damaged that it was not maintained and was a complete mess.

The fairway is cracked, there is no grass, you can't tell if it's grass or a bunker, the tee box is uneven, the bunker has no sand, and is there any other golf course in the Dallas area that is this bad?

I left my pitching wedge on the 6th or 7th hole of the Master Course. I asked the team behind me, but they all said they didn't know. No matter how good the golf course is, only unscrupulous players come here, so the quality of the golf course is just below par. Everyone is having a hard time making a living, so looking at golf clubs seems to make them greedy.

The fairways, roughs, and bunkers were good, but if there was one thing I was disappointed with, the greens were in very bad condition. If only the greens were good, it would have been great, but it's too bad. And the food in the clubhouse was so delicious and neat.

Golf courses in the Dallas area are played on average three times a week, and the lower the green fee, the less manners the players have. If you think about the reason, it's the players' income level. Life is hard, so they don't have manners, and they just play as they please. Golf is a gentleman's game, but most players who come to golf courses with low green fees have no manners, don't follow the rules, and don't ride carts around the green. When I look at it, I don't understand at all.

If the green is bad, you can make a temporary green to improve it, and it's also a problem that the players don't keep the regulation at all and play, but the marshal can go around and point it out, but it's a pity that nothing has changed every time I go.

There is nothing wrong with it except that the tee box is not flat.

I understand even if there is no marshal during the week, but on weekends and in the morning there is no marshal, so I wait 10 minutes and 15 minutes at the tee box every hole. I told him to go first, but because of the 4 grandpas, it became a boring game, and I was in a very bad mood in the morning. In the end, I gave up on the 15th hole and just walked out. If the progress is slow to some extent, I have to make it go faster, but that's too bad.

Every time I come, I feel that there are players who have no concept riding a cart into a par 3 hole. Basically, you can't enter a par 3 hole anywhere in the country by cart, so how can you do that? And even though screaming loudly and playing music is a very selfish act, shouldn't you do it like you just have to enjoy yourself without caring about the people around you?