Westwood Park Golf Course

This course was well maintained..Staffs are very kind...

I was in town for work and was a single and was put into a foursome with three other guys. The course was a little backed up on the first tee so the starter let us go off the back nine first, which was less crowded. Only had to wait a couple times so the pace of play was pretty good. Greens were in fantastic shape. Very smooth, fast and rolled great. Very few brown spots, but, I did find quite a few ball marks that were not repaired.
Good little course for the money. Par 70 with four par 4's, three par 3's and two par 5's on each 9.
The practice facility is really nice for a municipal course. Decent sized driving range. A nice size chipping area with sand bunkers and grass bunkers to practice out of and a good sized putting green.
Overall, one of the better municipal facilities I've seen..

The greens were in good shape and the fairways were above average for this time of year also.

The only con is that they allow 5-somes and don't monitor their speed of play. We skipped one hole to get around them because they would not let us (2) to play through. After skipping a hole it was easy going. This course and others need a Marshal so, this won't happen to other players. We were finishing 18 when they were going to 11.

For a July Friday afternoon we got on the course promptly. Even a little before our scheduled time. Fairways and greens were in very nice shape. First time to ever play the course. Very playable. Never felt rushed or pressured by anyone. Beverage cart girl could have cashed in a little ore if she would have ever stopped on the two times we saw her, both being on the front 9. Not a big enough problem to alter what was a great afternoon.

I enjoyed the course and thought it was in really good shape so there was some good value for $30 on a weekend morning. However, they overbooked tee times to where it was stacked up on the 1st tee box and they were 30 minutes behind scheduled tee times at 9:30 am. I found myself waiting 3-5 minutes on every tee box, and then had to wait about 3-5 minutes for the green to clear to hit my approach shot. That's not how golf is meant to be played.

The pace of play was good and condition of the tee boxes and greens were better than average.

Westwood Park is is great shape. I have never seen it look better. The food and clubhouse facilities are also excellent.

course is in pretty good shape which is challenging in OK. Very playable. Only real complaint is there are hardly any water stations - maybe two on the entire course which is way too few in this heat.

The course is in good condition, fairways could use a little work. The driving range is horrible and the range balls are like rocks. But for 18 holes and a cart on Saturday morning for $30 you can't beat it!

Played from the tips. It was in great shape. Greens rolling very smooth. Wind was howling which increased the difficulty. Got a discounted fee thru Golfnow at the past minute. Staff was very friendly . Good experience!

I TOOK MY GRANDSON WITH ME, WE HAD A GREAT DAY.
I WILL TAKE HIM AGAIN.

Course is in great shape nice greens! Difficulty level depends on choice of tees.

The staff is really friendly and the course isn't shabby at all.

Greens in fair condition due to fertilizer and sand but for the last day of April, I liked it.

Me and a friend went to this course for my birthday at my request. I wanted to go to this course because I played there many times when I was younger. What a waste! The course was in aweful condition, the layout was boring, and worst of all the employees were rude. I am not sure what part of their job as a city course pro shop attendant gives them the idea that they know all and everyone else is dumb, but they definitely lost a couple of frequent golfers that were looking for a course closer to home. I am not sure how they get returning customers.

Another thing about the course.. I was trying to give them the benefit of the doubt on the shape of their course because it is only mid April, but I went to silverhorn the day after and their course was in great shape! The greens were actually grass and not sandier than their bunkers. Hope others have a better experience .

I had played Westwood many times while I was a student at OU, so I was familiar with the layout of the course.

One thing that I have never enjoyed about Westwood is the absence of ball washers anywhere on the course. If you play here, be prepared.

Compared to what I've experienced, this round was terrible. The fairways did not appear to have received attention recently and were dead and dry. The greens were not taken care of by others, divots were everywhere.

The back nine was empty of players at our tee time, but the starter would not let my playing partner and I start on no. 10, even though there was one group of 4, two groups of 2, and a single player in front of us. Naturally this slowed the pace of play down to a crawl. Some holes would take 20 minutes or more to finish.

I will go back to Westwood, but will not go out of my way to play there in the future.

Much of the course was barren. 70% of my fairway shots were off of dirt not grass. The greens where air-rated and covered in sand, there was now way to line up on your putt.

This was the first time playing Westwood. The staff was very courteous and friendly and was able to get on right away. Overall this is a very nice course and I would reccomend it to anyone.

While the course is not too long, it does have some interesting holes that require some consideration of shot selection. The dog legs are not severe. There are some holes with water, but most are easily handled.