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Club at Cimarron
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Originally designed by Dave Bennett in 1983 and considered one of the premier courses in the Valley, Cimarron implemented a membership program in 1999 that earmarked funds to improve the facility. In the past few years, the greens have been replaced and the irrigation has been improved.
This tough layout features water on 16 holes, plush fairways, and elevated greens. The 532-yard par 5 opener stands out on the front, but the back is the more difficult of the two nines, with several challenging holes.
No. 13 plays the most difficult: a 434-yard par 4 that plays uphill into the wind. The average hack will be satisfied with a bogey. No. 16 is another long par 4, playing 423 yards. The signature hole is the finisher-it features an island tee box and water along the left side of the fairway that impacts all three shots.
Getting there : From 83 west, exit Shary Road and turn north. Look for the signs to the course.
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Conditions1.0
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Value1.0
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Layout2.5
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Golfer Reviews
Cart Girls get groped for tips.
Disgusting very poor professionalism by staff. Plus the course should be completely resurfaced..
If you are a lawyer then you get to touch the girls all you want.
Course is neglected and in bad shape
The new owners know nothing about playing golf or golf course management. Do not go and play as it overpriced and in really bad shape. The new owners (Kamel) intent when they bought the course was to rezone, bulldoze it, build plazas, houses, and apartments
