The Golf Club at Cimarron Trails

Greens are in excellent shape right now. Got to play for $12 on GolfNow which is an insane deal for this place. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. I have two gripes: $4 for a bag of 15-20 range balls is ridiculous; second gripe is that there are swarms of gnats, flies, and mosquitoes. Bugspray repels the mosquitoes, but it is no defense against the gnats. They are extremely annoying especially when they land on you when you are trying to hit. I hope the management has someone come spray the course to knock the bug population down some. This course is great and I will definitely be back to play soon!!

Only real downside was that at the clubhouse they were blasting the OSU baseball game over the megaphone, you could hear it throughout the entire course, it was very annoying, shouldnt have to hear a college baseball game being blasted while golfing. Like if I knew they were going to do that before hand I wouldnt have even came to the course.

Greens are in very good condition and overall a good play not very hard and long but a nice play

This is by no means a pristinely groomed country club course, but the fairways and greens were very well kept. We were able to get a deal for $20 total pp with cart. Great deal. Staff was friendly and we really enjoyed playing the course. We'll be going again.

Having played the course many years ago with my son we decided to get out of the city and play it again. After the short drive up to Perkins we were greeted by an extremely friendly and helpful young man at the counter of the pro shop. After checking in, we began play and found the course in surprisingly good condition for this time of year. The pace of play was good for the first 9 holes then slowed considerably on the back nine. Still, as a twosome with my son walking we finished eighteen holes in a little under 3 1/2 hours. Very good when compared with the OKC courses for a mid-day, mid-week round. We will definitely go back!

Played here two days in a row in late March. Wind was a factor, but not terrible. Greens were in great shape for this time of year. Fairways has sporadic grass, could use more. Layout was above average. Pace of play could have been better without the fivesomes playing ahead of me. Clubhouse was pretty nice, staff was friendly. Driving range was not good, but putting green was good.

Positives: This course is great for its price, especially if you get a hot deal on GolfNow like my group did. We loved the layout, scenery, and overall playability of the course, and the pace of play was absolutely terrific.

Negatives: I know it is just general course maintenance but the greens were sanded heavily and aerated when we played so we weren't too thrilled about that (although they will be excellent once they're back to normal). The staff wasn't rude by any means but they didn't seem too eager to be at work either. If you plan on hitting range balls be prepared to pay $4 for a bag of roughly 20 balls.

Overall we will definitely be playing this course again once it warms up and the grass starts to get green.

Friendly staff, good course to play. Some water hazard but if you play good no problem.

My girlfriends had been telling me that this was a great course, so I finally talked my husband into going up to Perkins to try it out. First of all, it was a pretty drive and it only took 40 minutes from Edmond. We got there a little early and the guys in the pro shop told us we could start on #10 since the front nine was a little slow and the back was clear. It was like having the course to ourselves and we played really fast despite it being a very windy day. Since it is so early in the year the grass was still dormant but the greens were in good shape. We definitely want to go back after the burmuda fairways green up. Interesting and challenging layout with lots of water, but fun!

Worth the pretty ride from Edmond. Amazing deal for a nice little track. Played 36 in 5 hours without rushing. Greens are good. Good bunkering. A couple of memorable holes, par 5 12(?) is really nice. Will go back for sure.

I've played this course twice, and I really like it. I have a 12 handicap, and I found it challenging and also somewhat forgiving. The fairways were great, even in the off-season. Greens are among the best around: no winter kill. Although it's a little out of the way from the Metro, it is worth the drive.

I love the layout here. Course was in great shape foe late December. We had a 9:42 tee time and were about an hour early. Frost on greens so hit a bucket and wait. About 9:15. Teed off 1/2 hour early, 1st group on the course played 18 in 2hrs 30 min. Had a blast. Green in great shape! Some players lazy and didn't repair ball marks

The course was in very good condition. Played here twice now and both times in great shape. The layout is excellent. Holes that favor draws and fades, water carries, and some require decision making.

I have played this course before and booked this tee time through the golf now app. The course is in great condition and pace of play was slower but we played on a holiday. Would come back to play again.

The course has a great layout, fairways, and greens great. Except for the winds, this was a fantastic day. If it were closer I would play it all the time, as it is I will come back again as often as possible. Thank you Cimarron Trails for a great golfing experience.

Great course to play for beginners to well established players. Course conditions were fantastic. Nice to play were not being in the fairway doesn't mean you lose your ball. Rough was manageable, fairways and greens were in great shape.

After being a little disappointed in the offerings on Golfnow.com I found this course. It gets really good reviews and is about a 45 minute drive from OKC. So I/ we gave it a shot. We were not disappointed. The drive is... well, 45 minutes. that's the long and the short of it. but the roads are highways with good speed limits and little traffic (usually). But the course, that's entirely the other end of the spectrum. The layout is pretty challenging. It's pretty long from the blue and gold tees. These tees usually feature a narrowing of trees before opening up from the whites and reds, adding a lot of challenge in addition to the longer distance but leaving much easier drives for lesser experienced golfers. There is not a lot of water on the course. You mostly play alongside the lakes and ponds and only must hit over water on a couple of par 3's (#2 & #10). It makes up for that with well placed bunkers and distance, with trees coming into play as well as tall native grasses in a few places. Even for early fall, the fairways are in great shape with little hardpan. This is probably due to very sandy soils around the area. The greens were really fast despite hand-watering and in really good condition. This made for a great & true putting experience. If I had to be nit-picky and find something negative about the course beyond the 45 minute drive it would be the high school football stadium next to it. I have played this course several times since my first tee. On one Saturday the music and announcer's messages from little league games being played there from #1 tee to #18 cup were incessant and loud. They could be heard all over the course. Of course if that is bothersome it would only be on certain days and times of the year. We didn't let it bother us except to laugh at some "idiot" on the tee ahead of us while he kneeled in protest during the National Anthem!

I secured my tee time through the Golf Now app for less than $15. That included an entire 18 holes with a cart. I checked in quickly. Had no wait time at the first tee. I played alone and never got held up by any groups. All water dispensers were actually full and cold. Course seemed to be in pretty good shape too. Very good round for a very cheap price.