Sapulpa Municipal Golf Course

I've played this course several times this year. Always a friendly staff and the pace of play is well managed. The course itself is fine...nothing to special but a nice course for the cost. This has become my go-to place to practice.

Layout is decent. Decent shape. Pro shop staff easily the rudest I have ever encountered. Pace of play can also be pretty slow.

Hole 13 is under construction par 5, now playing as par 3. Weekday golfers have groups of 5 older men and they will harass and skip holes to pass you. I've played in the weekends and never had that happen.

the course was in great shape for the last of january,was a very enjoyable day

Not a bad course for the money. Pretty challenging layout. The worse part about this course is the players. I played by myself, my pace was decent. I ran up behind a group of 12 people playing a scramble not facilitated by the course that would not let me play thru.

I would recommend this course to anyone. It's a very challenging test.

I enjoyed the day of golf, overall good course and will play there again.

This modest golf course provides a good playing experience, and a very good value for the discounted fees available on golfnow.com. The course is relatively short, and open in most areas. There are very few bunkers. Most of the greens are nice bent-grass greens in good condition. On the back side there are several that need work, with large dirt patches. The course plays relatively easy, and almost every hole can be birdied. I gave two stars to pace-of-play because this course has many scrambles and money games going on, where five and six player groups clog the action. But if you can get outside of these guys, you can zip through the course quickly. If they had half-starts, I would give this one a 3.5 stars overall rating. Sapulpa Golf Course is worth the drive from Tulsa, for an inexpensive round on (mostly) good bent-grass greens!

This course is only 44 years old compared to allot of other traditional courses. I feel , as courses go, that older courses produce appealing foliage and better course conditions as the course ages. Very courteous staff.

Some greens were in pretty bad shape, otherwise course condition was ok.

Was a lot of fun some of the greens weren't all that great but overall not bad place to play a round of golf

Greens were in bad shape. Other than that I really liked the course.

Exactly what you would expect from a municipal golf course.

I was never told till I got to the corse that only half was open due to aerating back nine. Was told front 9 was open but after playing first hole found out the whole course is being aerated and the greens are not playable due to them being all sand. Normally an ok course, don't play for the next month if you want to putt

Greens are struggling, maybe because late in summer?

There are several public courses nearby that I would rather play at. The course conditions were fair at best and there are no markings in the fairways at all.

Sapulpa is a tougher course than most expect. It has sneaky length and water on 15 of the 18 holes as Rock Creek winds through the course. But the course is fair. The greens are fair. They are mowed and rolled very consistent. During the hotter months, some of the fairways take a beating, but that's normal around these parts.The course isn't hard to walk as it is fairly level. The prices there are solid. The concessions aren't over priced. And Dale and his staff do a good job making you feel welcome.

The greens on some holes were getting worked on and a couple of holes on the back didn't have much fairway grass but it was a lot of fun and very challenging. Great value and worth playing many more times.

fairway grass was very long making it hard to find your ball

We played the Sapulpa City course for the first time on 14 August 2014. It's a nice municipal course and the price was right. I was surprised that the greens had some bare spots, given that it has been a very mild summer this year. The fairways also had a few bad places... Front nine is fairly pedestrian but the back side is brutal if you stray from the fairway. Some oddly placed trees on the course also provided some frustration. The bermuda rough in spots was extremely punishing - the ball would basically drop out of sight in 3-4 inches of grass.