One at Sherrill Park Municipal Golf Course

The cart girl wasn't really that pleasant. Other than that, no real complaints.

Are you Tired of all the wide open "resort" bomber courses ? Do you enjoy the 'chess match' of ball placement and shot making to master a course. Then you are ready to play this wonderfull D.A. Weibring redesign. Unfortunantly, it is also visited by 'beginners' trying to Learn the game on a course where you have to have 'game' to play. Greens were quite slow from a spring slicing and sanding a few weeks earlier (hopefully they can get them faster - would really help the overall quality of the course) and several 4-somes of slow Hackers slowed play, (there is an excellent range/chip/putt area for those 'learning' to play) but if you can play the right shots on This course then you can play golf Anywhere ! So if you're looking for a good 'thoughtful', challanging, shot makers course and not just another 'modern' bomber course where 'any shot will do', then Sherrill Park is for you !

They pump some rounds through, and the courses are relatively crowded, but overall great course for the money. Pace is a little slow, but I would definitely recommend for a municipal course.

They are over-booked and too many groups played in a small course. The path is painfully slow and the green is the slowest I've ever played (not well maintained).

A pleasure to play, nice fairways, great greens and great service.

I prefer course one, it is the longer of the two, and has more of an open feel, look and playability.

Due to "error" I find a Sunday tee time which turns out to be Monday tee time on course 1. I pay the local rate for Sunday play because I aint going home now. Good timing always have openings. But Surly Desk clerk is no help nor appologetic. I agree to come back on Monday to play my round on Course 1. Surly guy is back and says too bad I have a tournament on course 1 - go out on course 2. big disappointment, that is a poor consolation prize. I am not offered rain check- "go tell golf now to refund you money, good bye". well good ridance, no more surly guy, too many other better course in the area!

Played course 2, course was very healthy, upon getting to the first green we thought we hit jackpot but first green on course 2 was a little rough. Lucky for us though it was the worst green on the course. Most of the greens were great, fairways for 20 bucks were pristine and green side bunkers played well. I will be back for more!

I really enjoyed my round at Sherrill Park #1. The course is in good condition. The greens are slower than some other area courses, but they roll true. The course is challenging from the blue tees, but it doesn't "beat you up". I will definitely be back!!

Played the #1 course for my first time in many years. Lots of trees and water, but are well placed and make for a fair opportunity for the golfer to score well. Spring Creek winds thoughout the course and offers a challenge off many tee boxes. The course takes restraint in club selection. One cannot try to overpower the course or horse the ball into play. Take what the layout gives you and pick your fairways to air out the ball. Many large greens so ball placement on the green is a key. Bunkers can be an issue. Greens were aerated and had a coating of sand that made them super slow that day. Otherwise had a great day and will play course again.

greens were freaky - but this time of year you get what you get....pace was above average and the friendliness of the staff was also above average.....would always recommend this course

I have played Sherrill Park Course #1 quite a few times. the course is making the transition from Winter to Spring so the turf conditions weren't the greatest. The greens were bumpy and kind of long, but once again the course is transitioning. Paid the twilight rate with golfnow discount so it was a great deal for an afternoon of golf.

greens are highly sloped and even if your on with GIR most greens are a tough two putt. be ready to putt well and have inclines and declines on your fairways. fairly well set up as far as selection on pars of holes. fun short course for the money

I thought that I was in for a long round when I walked into the club house. Several groups ready to play, but the pace was excellent and actually thought my group was one of the slow ones. Nice layout, several holes are very challenging.

Greens were not cut for our 11:20 AM round. They were running very slow and bumpy. Overall course condition GOOD for this time of year.

Tee boxes were in perfect shape and so were the fairways. It was a fun course and worth the money. The greens were quite slow but still in good shape and overall it was a fun course. I'll definitely be back.

I did enjoy this course, it was moderately challenging because it was my first time. I will most likely return in the near future to play several times. I also enjoyed the concession.

Best kept secret in Dallas. course is in good shape even for this late in year. Greens hold nicely. Some challenging holes with bunkers and multi layered greens. very nnice staff and marshalls who try to move the pace of play along. Go play this course today.

This course is a step above other local municipal courses. It was challenging for the seasoned golfer, yet playable for a less skilled player. I look forward to playing this course again.

I like playing at Sherrill Park - both courses. #1 is supposedly the tougher of the two, but I tend to score better here. You will find the #1 course flatter than #2, and the fairways quite receptive - just be sure you hit it in the fairway - watch out for the lakes on the right side of #1 and 10. Water in play on #2, 3, 6 and 17 - I think that's it.
Greens and bunkers in good shape - hit the ball below the pin on #4.
So, I found the clubhouse staff to be a little put off with my Golf Now tee time - not sure they wanted me there. This is the first time this has happened - and one of my playing partners felt the same way.