Tour 18 Dallas

The price was way too high for the fairways to look like that. $150 should be a lot nicer than that, great potential terrible fairways.

It’s straight robbery to pay $160 to play in the condition it’s currently in.

The worst course I have ever played for $150! The fairways were so soggy (without rain) it was cart path only on 4 holes. Tons of torn up fairway, bare spots and muddy areas. The greens were fine, other than they looked like the cups hadn’t been moved for a week. It’s a cool concept and the staff was great, but I wouldn’t recommend this course.

The fairways are in very poor conditions and the coarse was waterlogged from over watering. I would not recommend going there if they are still going to charge full price. Not worth the $150 each that we paid for this coarse.

Great course layout and amenities at this course. Overall tee boxes, traps and greens were in really good condition but several of the fairways have some dead spots that need some serious work. However, I dont think it took away from my overall enjoyment of the round. I only played this because I got a great rate off Golf Now. I would not probably not been as happy with course had I paid $100-125 to play it as the course needs to be in better condition to command that much per round. Will play again if the right price presents itself again.

BTW......nice amenities like free range balls and free water around the course. Cart girl was very friendly/social.

The golf course was in great shape this summer but it’s deteriorated quickly. Greens were painfully slow and bumpy. No holes remaining from aeration but large sand granules knocked the ball all over. Around green complexes were heavily overwatered. Mud balls and tire ruts. Bunkers looked unmaintained. They had sand, but not raked any time recently. Large portions of fairway had no grass. Weeds everywhere. Just off the fairway and you were battling with large broadleaf weeds in many places.

Just extremely disappointing for a $150+ green fee. Lots of potential, they can’t seem to keep it in good shape. You can play much better courses in Dallas for half the price.

Course layout was excellent, challenging but fun. But, the course condition was average with many hard brown dirt areas throughout. Also some waste areas and swails that seemed to be ignored from maintenance standpoint. Overall a fun layout but for the cost and reputation, I.e., 18 replicated iconic US holes, you’d expect better course condition.

For about $320 for a twosome the fairway grass was and is in very bad shape for nearly all of the 18 holes.

Round of almost 5 hours. There is no marshal to maintain an appropriate pace of play (unless we simply didn’t see one). The fairways are in poor condition, with bare patches and areas with little to no grass, which you’ll find on practically every hole. The greens are slow but ok overall. The course is absolutely not worth what they charge. There are much better courses nearby for the same price. But the layout definitely is fun to play!

Course is great. Good value for the money. Playing the famous holes is a fun twist. Most of the course is perfect. Some fairways are a little rough but overall we loved it.

Rough shape, played fast, greens were bumpy, summer conditions fairways were fried and dirt in many areas. Would not play here again unless it was a hot deal.

I had high expectations for 18 Golf Club in Flower Mound, and there is a lot to like about the course. The overall layout is very good, the greens are high quality, and the slopes and design of the greens make for an enjoyable and challenging round.

That said, the course conditions were disappointing, especially considering the caliber of the club and the $149 green fee.

At that price point, I would expect the fairways to be in considerably better condition, with consistent grass and a reasonable lie from which to play your ball. Unfortunately, there were numerous areas where the fairways were thin or lacking grass altogether, and the rough did not appear to be maintained to the level I would expect from a club charging this type of green fee.

The greens were definitely a highlight—they were well designed, challenging, and in good condition. Unfortunately, the quality of the greens contrasted with the condition of the fairways and rough.

Overall, I think 18 Golf Club has a great layout and a lot of potential, but the course conditions need to improve to justify a $149 green fee. For that price, I would expect the entire course—not just the greens—to be maintained at a premium level.

I would be interested in playing it again once the fairways and rough are brought up to the standard you would expect from a golf club at this price point.

Greens are in fantastic shape! Fairways are a brown in several locations and need some work. Let's face it. It's fun to play these recreations of some of the greatest holes in golf. Is it worth it? Sure, at least once a summer.

It was very hot so the course was extremely dry of course, but the greens were recently punched, which made putting practically impossible. I would have never booked the reservation if I knew the greens were being worked on.

Locals know this course is always a mixed bag. The layout and concept are great. The staff is always top notch- everyone is A+. The conditions normally let it down.

It was the first time playing since the fairways were lost in 2023. While they’ve grown back, the course is much more ‘burnt/dried out’ than other courses in the metroplex - especially for the premium they charge. I know it’s been dry - but large areas of the course were yellow and thatchy.

The greens are reportedly their calling card. But they had punched the Monday before so the greens were what they were.

I’d like to go back once the greens are back. But only on a weekday afternoon rate.

Couse is great shape however greens sandy and punched. I’d wait until Sept 1 to play