The Links At Mustang Creek Golf & Country Club

Love this place it's like family.
Play and live here.
Beautiful course.
Best looking greens around.

Great course and cheap too if you can get the hot deal

When you get to play 9 holes in and 1 1/2 - 2 hours for $15 or less (sometimes $10) with cart! You really can’t beat it. Course is in good shape. Greens are small but in good shape and roll decent. It’s been cart path only but that’s only to let areas of the course improve, but it’s not been issue for me. Rate of play is good and I usually play as a single or twosome. The course is definitely tight and challenging! I only hit my driver on 3 holes and sometimes only play irons to keep it in play. Apartments are around you so errant shots can possibly land on someone’s doorstep. So, slicers beware. I’ve played this course many times and it’s consistently improved over the last 2 years. It’s definitely worth a look for Yukon and Mustang residents when you catch a “hot deal”!

Not too crazy for the layout of the course. Too cramped up around the apartments

Fun little par 3 with a couple holes to get the driver out.

I used to be able to play 18 here for $26, as in the past few months. I went today and was charged $50 with range balls. THIS IS NOT A $50 COURSE BY ANY MEANS. The last time I was there I looked at their pricing sheet and it was $26 for 18 holes. I looked at the pricing sheet today and it was $44 for 18 so they’ve definitely gone up. I noticed all brand new golf carts and new concrete for the golf cart trail, so I’m assuming they’re trying to recoup some of their costs. Regardless too expensive for the course and amenities and I will not be back.

This course is only a few miles from the house, and being only 9 holes, we have refrained from checking it out as the Mrs. wants to get that different 18 and be further out away from the clutter of the city if she can get it.
Anyway, on Jan. 1, mother nature gave us a great day to be out, and it had been a while since we played due to the weather on our available days to play. So, I said let's just get out, go here and play 9 and take advantage of the weather.
While we have played the other Lindsey courses at Norman and Stillwater, I guess we had a closed mind as what to expect here. But this course provided more than expected.
It is still a good course, and yes, you might as well keep that driver in the bag if you waver outside the fairway. We learned a lesson or two on a few of the holes, when we play this course again when the weather warms up, we will play them differently.
Overall, we were more than happy with the course, pace, greens, etc... we were even behind a group of 5 and the pace was still good.
If you can catch the hot deal times, it is a great value course. We will be back sometime soon.

I will play it again. Hitting over active driveways is a little odd.
Greens were good.

I have lived in the area 5+ years and this was the 1st time I played the course. Since its winter the greens were shaggy but I expected it. Will play it again when it warms back up.

This is a nice little course for those who tend to keep it down the middle of the fairway. Not a place to try and crush it because it's very tight and surrounded by apartments. My son only had a t-shirt so the grounds keeper lent him a collared shirt which was extremely nice of him. The greens had just been aerated so putting wasn't great but the rest of the course was in great shape. There were dead spots on the greens but there was drought and 100+ temps all summer. This 9-hole course is very walkable. Will probably walk if we go back.

They had aerated the greens. The course does not have snack bar or cocktails. It is definitely possible to loose or find a few balls have fun.

Not worth the money at all, small course in bad shape. Go else where