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the greens. Most were torn up and had huge patches of just dirt. From what I heard theyre in better condition than they were just recently. Anyway, other than that, it was a fun course and good for the money

I will be playing here again soon. The bunkers had standing water, but thats an easy fix and everything else was awsome. It was really visually appealing with changing elevations and creeks throughout. Blind shots and dog legs made for a lot of fun holes. Well worth the money and drive.

It was really long and felt really spaced out and scenic. I was able to find a tee time for a great price online as well. The course was kept really nice and I was able to have a true practice round where I played 3 balls a hole with no one in front or behind me. Also had huge houses all around.

the constant changes in elevation. Also there was a water fall on one hole which was awsome. The clubhouse was being either built or rennovated so all the business was out of a shed. But when it gets done, it looks like its gonna be huge. Huge greens.

so I play it multiple times a week, otherwise i wouldn't. its never crowded (and its a relatively short course) so at least your rounds go fast. Their staff is also pretty friendly. However I've never played anywhere with such firm tee boxes; several fairways just look torn up, and theres no driving range. Slowest greens ever too.

short straight bump and run. Thought club house was someones residence. Super easy, but if you live close and dont want to drive, or just want to hit balls, it is cheap to play and has a driving range.

I would call it average. The club house was a shed. It looked nice, but nothing really stuck out. It reminded me a lot of westwood in norman. Both around the same prices to play (around $30), both have wide fairways, and both are relatively short and simple. I enjoyed it though and think it was worth the money.

This is one of two local courses that I play regularly. The fairways are really nicely kept. The greens are actually decently fast too. It is short and straight. It is wide and open; even beginners will find it hard to loose balls here. The biggest issue is that every time I play here, reguardless of how many people are in my group, I find myself waiting for long periods of time at every tee box. right in city, so not very scenic either.

Hands down it is the most visually appealing. The only annoying thing is the carts sometimes wont let you drive to your ball. As an OU student I appreciate the discounts they offer. Its expensive but worth it. The greens are challenging. Some creeks and challenging bunkers all over.

I meet family here decently often at our lake house. For me and my family's average skill level, this course is perfect. Its long and mostly straight with not much change in elevation. The greens are pretty fast. Its not anything crazy special but perfect for a small group to get out and relax. Also have really good beer specials.

My grandfather Bud Ducker was one of the original members of this country club so i get to play it pretty often. Lots of doglegs, and difficult sand. The fairways are beautiful. This is one of my favorite courses to play.

So i played here a bunch growing up. This is one of three courses at bear creek. This is the "middle" one. You dont really need a driver to play this and its really simple and flat and straight. The greens dont need to really be played either unfortanately...they're very flat and simple. If your a decent golfer and decide to play at bear creek, i think the masters course is most worth your money.

I was playing here multiple times a week since i was little. This is one of three courses at bear creek. This is the shortest and simplest. You do not need a driver in your bag to play this course. Very open.

We did the whole deal where you stay in the hotel and everything. It was an awsome experience. This was the nicest course i have ever personally played. It was decently long and challenging. Also very beautiful. I would recomend it to any seasoned golfer.