Choctaw Creek Golf Course

Nice course with combination of easy and difficult holes. Greens in great shape, little slow.

Good course set up. Not too difficult but there are a couple of blind tee shots and a couple of holes where overhanging trees are a bit of a challenge. There are several spots on fairways that are just dirt or sand and need grass but overall not too bad. Greens are excellent but for some reason players at CC, possibly members, don't seem to care about repairing their divots on the greens. It was disappointing to see dozens of new and old divots that were left without repair. Overall an awesome time and value for your money!!

The course was relatively empty, and it took less than three hours to complete the round. I had a cart and I was not rushing, although a guy behind me was playing even faster than I was. The course was very open, and it was in great shape. Though the greens were slower than I'm use to, they were absolutely immaculate. I say that this is a great starter course because the greens were relatively flat and the course relatively open (not many hazards). If one is a beginning golfer, this course is ideal. I don't believe that it gets a lot of play during the week, because there are other courses (John Conrad & Tinker) that are less out of the way. If you want a place where you can hone your skills, this is the place. The driving range was in good shape (I didn't use it), but it ran parallel to one of the holes. Problems could arise as people on the range are hitting into the people coming up the fairway on the parallel hole (I didn't like that, but I hit a nice draw on that hole). One doesn't have any room to go right off the tee. The course tended to favor a draw player.

The fairways were not in good shape and the course seems to have drainage issues. We got the round for a great price, otherwise it really wouldn't be worth the value.

First and last trip to Choctaw Creek. Thought i was getting a good deal for $15 but i was wrong. After every hole on the front nine, we had to wait on at least two groups to tee off on the next hole. Many of the holes ran parallel to each other so I actually started getting used to stray balls raining down near me. The woman working the grill was possibly the rudest person ive ever met in my entire life. She felt the need to openly express how upset she was with me for ordering food at three in the afternoon. If i had known it would be so bad and overpriced, i wouldve just ordered a gatorade. On the back nine, there were holes where the cart path ran out. Really? Also, dont hit the ball in the middle of the fairway off the tee. If you do, you will be shooting out of dirt and/or mud. Everytime there was a gust of wind, it felt like i was in the dust bowl. I wouldnt go to Choctaw Creek again if i was paid to play 18. Save your time and your $. Do not go to Choctaw Creek.

Greens were nice. Fairways were good. There is no second cut, it goes from fairway to dirt. It may be from the drought but there are huge ares with no grass to hit from.

I have played this course A LOT. It is a straight forward course. What you see is what you get. Long hitters have an advantage to fly the woods on several holes and both par 3s on the back are 200+ yards (if played from the blue tees). 7 of the 9 holes on the back nine are out of bounds left without much forgiveness... prone to hitting a pull or hook (or heaven forbid a pull-hook) and you will get punished. Course is such that it would be difficult to drop a low score, but keeping your ball in play would make it difficult to shoot a high score. Greens had been aerated within the last 2 weeks or so when I went, but were definitely coming back well and will be in great shape in another week or so.

It is early in the spring and the grass has not grown in yet. The fairways were pretty bare for now. The greens looked good from afar, but they were never mowed and extremely wet. All putts created a "roostertail" on every putt. The pace of play was very good. Overall, it was ok. except for the greens.

The greens were horrible. Staff was sanding greens while trying to play. They would pull flags, drag the green and then leave the flags laying on the ground. Fairways were decent.

This golf course is one of the very worst courses I have every played. It was very difficult to find grass anywhere on the fairways and there were broken limbs from the trees every where. In addition, we had to find a way through 30 or more students scattered throughout the course, walking and slow play.

I would never play this course again .

Course has some tight fairways but is easy to play. Even from a fairway which you are not supposed to be on.

Even though I am a moderate player, I enjoy the large greens.
Makes me feel like I am on a pro tour course.

An interesting course with a lot of undulation on the fairway and green. I would like to go back for another round soon.

Great value. The fairways are pretty bare now but the greens are in good shape.

When my group went to check in the person working the desk informed us that he was closing up at 5:15pm sharp. Our T-time was 1pm. During our round the course marshall/maintenance worker continually came up to our group telling us we needed to speed up, even though we were not holding up any groups. We were the only group of 4 on the front 9. Everyone else was singles play or groups of 2. He approached us on the course 5 times, and when we stopped at the club house he kept saying we needed to hurry up so he could go home.
I have played this course several times in the past and never had this experience. This experience has caused me to question if I will ever return to this course. Two of our group members were playing this course for the first time and stated how they would never play this course again, because of the staff that day.

Greens are in good shape; grounds improvements are evident with some in process. Existing cart trails need a little attention, and a new ones need to be added.

First off, remember what you're paying to play here. This course is always a good value, with consistently good pace of play and reliable conditions. The greens are small and slower than most, but maintained and healthy. We are in a drought in Oklahoma so the fairways run out and have alot of tight lies, so take the good with the bad. There's a variety of uphill and down tee shots, and greens that really penalize a very wayward shot. I look at it as a great, friendly course that will hone your game for not alot of money. While you are in town, try the DIXIE diner on 23rd street (nearby), we did for the first time and their food is good and wallet friendly.

The course was in pretty good condition overall and it is a pleasureable layout. The greens are in very good condition.

Greens are very small. Greens shaped like U.S. states a nice touch. Roll very true. Fairways and short rough are not plush but playable.

We have played this course before and have enjoyed it but the greens were to be top-dressed on Oct 3 and the greens had not been cut or rolled in days and were very shaggy and slow. The fairways are seeming to have more crabgrass every time and we were informed by the marshall that the local rule is 90 degrees in the fairway and back to the cartpath. Didn't understand what they were trying to protect. The course got backed up on the 2nd nine with 3 groups held up by 1 foursome that would not let anyone play through.