Westwood Park Golf Course

The pace of play really depends on how busy the course is. 18 holes can take as little as three or as many as five hours to complete. The staff does a very good job to keep the average around four hours for a group of 4. For as busy and popular as this course seems to be, the course is maintained really well. Things can really dry-out in the heat of Oklahoma summers, but they do well to keep the greens playable and looking good. The length and overall design is sufficiantly challenging for all skill levels. Especially when the wind starts to kick-up! I have played this course 9 times this year. Always a good time! Would definately reccomend playing this course!

It is a Par 70 but lots of par 3s and 4 par 5s. It makes it an unique course and allows for low scores even for short hitters when you are striking it well.

The course was too easy and flat. But the maintenance was fair and the staff was friendly. I think I can recommend this course with the hot deal not with the regular fair. As a whole, I enjoyed this chance in this community.

I enjoy playing my hometown course, which I rated as easy because moderately errant shots still have possibility. You start with an easy par 5, and a short par three to build some confidence. But it's not a cupcake, and most every hole long is bad. I guess what I like most is that since moving to Oklahoma 7 years ago I have seen this course get progressively better. It's well managed, with the friendliest staff. When you come back the guys at the proshop will at least recognise you, and start working on remembering your name. They are exceptional. The greens and fairways have really gotten to be quite good, probably the best of the moderately priced courses. And green fees are good all day! Oh, by the way... 18 is a par 4 that you can't quit on early - a really big number is possible there.

This is one of the few courses I try to play (third choice) when I can't get a tee time on the average courses in the city area or when I want to get home a little early. I usually get bored after the 11th. hole however. It has small, nice greens, usual Oklahoma public course fairways and almost no trees except on holes 10, 11 and 12. Bunkers are simple, large grained sand and do not come into play often with my game. It provides what I consider a "target golf" round where I can use nothing but mid to short irons, maybe a couple of holes for the driver. I usually take my beginner friends to this course because it is relatively short and play them from the white tees.