Tour 18 Dallas

Everything about corse conditions ruined the experience. The cart paths are torn up, and rough might as well had just been gravel. The fairways are burnt up and are full of divots and gravel and sand there were in very rough shape. The bunkers have concrete, trash, and gravel in them and they are hard as a rock went they weren’t completely washed out. The layout of the course is alright it is a long ride from hole to hole on the back 9. Greens look like they haven't been watered and are brown. Every green also had two empty pallets lying in the field of play. When asked about the shape the course is in the staff claims they had a hard summer but a course less than 30 miles away is perfect. The Marshall was not polite considering we had newer golfers in our group. They claimed they had complimentary pulled pork sandwiches but then make you pay 5$ for them. The cart girls were nice and well stocked which is about the only great thing about the course.

This is my favorite course in DFW. It’s better than the Dallas cowboys golf course and the Texas rangers golf course. The staff was very nice. The greens are the best I have ever played.

What a beautiful course. Yes there are some brown patches but not enough to get all emotional over. Summer was brutal on north Texas courses and apparently Tour 18 had a water well fail over the summer. The greens are in beautiful condition. The holes were challenging and so much fun. It was a great experience to play some of the most renowned holes in golf. The staff are all great all in a beautiful setting. The flock of geese landing in the lake on #3 was just a nice addition to this beautiful course.

Definitely not worth the $100 green fee. Majority of fairways are dirt. Hit it in the fairway pick the ball up go find a patch of grass throw it down and play from there. Not worth the effort or money! Unless you want to throw a Benjamin down the drain I would suggest playing River Chase same conditions but $60 less expensive.

I have played this course several times before, however, on 11/16, the condition of the course was in terrible condition, half of the fairway was all torn up, and it felt like hitting on the dirt.

The course concept was good and you could recognize the featured holes but the course was in horrible shape and the round was well over 5 hours with no rangers.

Did you kill many of the fairways? This great golf course needs some TLC, reseed or something!

No grass in fairways all the bunkers are full of water and they still charging 100 green fee!!! I will not be back.

It's unfortunate that this place has fallen on hard times again but its unplayable. Fairways are gone, bunkers are shot. Greens were actually ok and pace was fine but its not worth the drive and the $$$ until its fixed.

Course I was in the worst shape I’ve seen it ever. I normally play this course 8 to 12 times a year since it’s opened.
Yesterday, the fairways were burned out and dry, but yet muddy and soggy at the same time.
The greens are in good shape, and really fast. 95% of the bunkers were unplayable.
What is not worth $100 to play.

"I played on this course for the third time this year and it is still in very bad condition. The fairways are in very poor shape, as well as the bunkers. Clearly, there is a terrible lack of maintenance. I do not recommend it."

This course used to be fantastic many years ago. Played it twice this past year. Both times fairways were terrible. I expect a course like this to maintain the fairways during droughts like other courses in DFW. Shame!

I like it here, it’s a nice track, decent clubhouse and food and is reasonable to play. But right now it’s dreadful, the course took a beating in the summer drought. Very little fairway worth playing off. Hate saying this, but I wouldn’t go back till the fairways improve. I will be back, I like it here and the staff is great. But let it heal, unless it’s a perfect day and you want to just practice play.

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