My expectations for municipal golf course is always low and thus I always enjoy. This place was…read morefrom my OKC buds who have played the GC for 25 years plus was an enjoyment. Thus, they knew how to keep me on the straight and narrow and ensure that I knew what position to be in. What pleasantly surprised me was the fast play, superior driving range, and the totally pleasant and polite golf staff. For a municipal GC the playing grass, greens, bunkers, and playing experience is superior. Play the GC if you get a chance.

Our group booked a 9:50am tee time, tee'd off around 9:45 after the group in front of us tee'd off…read moreearly. Course management/staff failed to mention a tournament was starting at 10:00am - the first group of the tournament caught us and the rest of the regular players pretty quickly, and proceeded to hit into us the rest of the round. After the turn, one of the starters asked if we were in the tournament, and told us the tournament never should have caught us due to a 30 minute gap between our tee time and the starting of the tourney. We were told to "stay on the ass of the group in front of us" to preserve the tournament's pace of play. Towards the end of the round, one of the players behind us bounced their ball off our cart as we were pulling onto the 18th tee box, and then hit just left of it as we approached the green of that hole. We spoke with staff after the round and were told the tournament started at 10:00am, meaning there was no 30 minute buffer. Our round ended at 1:46pm, being four minutes short of a 4 hour round. Staff in the pro shop couldn't have been more condescending about the situation, and scoffed at the idea of players being able to determine when tournaments were being held prior to booking out a tee time. Overall, the experience was horrible, and I would have appreciated a refund on the round. Maybe don't book out normal player tee times prior to a tournament that will have accelerated pace of play, and hone in on those customer service skills across the board. It's a drop in the bucket for them, but I won't be playing here again.

Helped out an amateur golfer In myself get set up and ready for a solid round. The people working…read moreat the pro shop are very helpful. I didn't feel like I was bothering them asking questions!

Beginners not welcomed with compassion. This place is extremely unfriendly and unprofessional on…read moremany levels. Watched my friends be treated with the upmost amount of disrespect. Please don't give this business any money.

Haven't been here in a while but when I did go it was an OK golf range. I would come here all the…read moretime to hit and the range and work on my game. I will be trying this spot out again in the next few weeks so I will definitely update my interview then.

Stan & his staff are great! I started going to Stan to help improve my golf game overall but mainly…read moremy "banana slice" that would come and go. He has helped tremendously with that and getting me to make better contact with my irons. What is great about Stan, he is a no bs type of coach. I don't mean a jerk either. He just does exactly what you pay him for. Cuts out the bs and goes straight to your faults and corrects them. He focuses and teaches permanent fixes. You also get to hit outside and see the ball flight just as you would on a golf course. Stan is also well respected as a fitter for clubs too. I respect the fact that i was all in for dropping $$$ to get fitter for custom clubs. He could've easily took my money, but he said "let's get you swinging better first, you may end up liking your clubs better". Gotta respect that. You can tell he really loves the sport and will invest hhis time and knowledge to help someone that has the willingness to learn. Do yourself a favor and take a lesson and see for yourself.

I LOVE Cimarron National golf course!! The designer of these and the courses across the street did…read morenot "believe" in sand traps (felt it slowed down the game too much); therefore, there's no sand traps to worry about. They did, however, still believe in water hazards (which can be problematic for those like me who have some difficulties getting loft in your shot). There are 2 18-hole courses: Cimarron National and Aqua Canyon. Cimarron is harder with water hazards coming into play more often. Both are great to play. My favorite is Aqua Canyon. Pros: courses are well-maintained and employees are always pleasant. The KEY pro: it's NEVER busy! You don't have to worry about people crowding you, nor do you have to worry about creeping up on folks in front of you and having to wait. I've never had a problem with getting a tee time on the weekend (either by calling a couple of days ahead or same day). The clubhouse is nice - standard golf course fare. This one does have a kitchen that will make a tasty grilled cheese and tomato sandwich for the vegetarians. Price is pretty much what you would pay (or less) for a course in the city - $105 for 3 rounds of golf and 2 carts. The only con I would list is the drive time (though for me, it's not, as I enjoy road trips (even if they are "mini")). The courses are in Guthrie, so it's about a 30 minute drive from NW OKC, but it's absolutely worth it if you like being able to play at your own pace.

Not in good shape at all in sept 2026. Hard fairways with next to no grass at all. Injured my arm…read moretrying to hit off the hard clay dirt fairways. . Oklahoma was super dry this year so its prob not their fault but if you are looking to golf on a nice grass course soon this aint the one.

These guys a 100% legit. Sent in my clubs for minor adjustments. Fixed my clubs, and another is…read moreissue I had know about, but was not going to address. They fixed it anyways!!!! Awesome job. Great communication. They sent my clubs back in a timely manner. I am very careful with my irons and they sent them back w/obvious care. I live in rural America. Made it so easy to ship back and forth. Recommend GOLF USA OK!!! You will not be disappointed.

Since Chris left and Micky got sick they are not as flexible as they were. Not as much fun to…read morevisit as they were.

We had a beautiful 4th of July visiting the park to walk the dog. Parking lot is located at cross…read morestreets: 33rd st and Rankin Terrace. After a nice walk at the Edmond Dog park next door, we walked to the Bickham-Rudkin park for some exercise. Beautiful landscape and thoughtfully developed areas include a pond for fishing, a pavilion for reservation, an Arboretum that was built by the Margaret Annis Boys Club, multi-use trails for walking, biking, etc, and several playgrounds. Bring water as there are not drinking fountains except at the playground. We walked a total of 1.36 miles on the trails from the dog park. Please check out my pictures, such a pretty area! Highly recommended by locals. Very clean and well taken care of!

Great public course. Course is always in terrific condition. Challenging but not ridiculously hard…read more GPS on the cart and great range.

Paid a premium because it was a holiday, yet the club was operated by minimal staff, which led to…read moresome real issues. First, if you're going to have over half of the holes be "cart path only" then you need to tell folks at check-in. Instead, on many of them, you didn't know until your cart stalled in the fairway and you had to back out. Second, there seemed to be no reason for the "cart path only" because it was dry. Perhaps, it was just lack of updating from Friday night's rains. Third, we were a foursome. Most courses foursomes have priority. In fact, many won't even let you make a tee time unless you have at least three. That's especially the case on weekends and holidays when tee sheets are full. Yet, our foursome was followed by 3 twosomes and a single!! Difficult to stay ahead of that, especially with all of the "cart path only" holes! So, we spent time waving folks through left and right when the clubhouse (no starter present on a high-density holiday for golf) should have paired up some of those twosomes and the single to keep pace of play more constant. Instead, we couldn't get into a rhythm until we finally had the last of them play through on the back 9! All-in-all, a pretty pathetic operation today. The course was in typical Winter conditions except range balls were like rocks!!

Best gym in okc! Welcoming & respectful students as well as helpful and mindful coaches with a…read morewealth of knowledge and experience. It is also very reasonably priced! Giulliano the bjj head coach, is a great teacher and a great personality. Can't recommend this place enough.