Sapulpa Municipal Golf Course

Staff was friendly. The course was in good shape. A couple of greens had some small dead spots, but most looked really good. With all the rain we have had this spring & summer, there was a lot of water in the ponds and creeks. Overall had a good experience and will definitely go back.

Conditions were pretty poor 7/3/15--fairways had not been mowed recently, greens were way slow, and the rough and as much weeds as it did grass.

It is a nice course for a city course. We got mixed up a couple of times on which way to go to the next tee box

Generally, I enjoy this course and I did this day also, however, there were several problems, new, or ongoing.
First, the course was not mowed and I lost three balls in the middle of the fairway in high clover, second, gounds' workers would not completely vacate the greens when I was on them which was bothersome, finally, the greens still have many rough sandy spots on them. Still a good deal, I think, for the money.

This was a good golf round. The cost was awesome. The greens were in good shape. The fairways were in fair shape. The staff was very nice. The course layout on cards could be better. At times confused to where the next tee was. Tee boxes were in good shape. The driving range needs to be in a different place as it is hitting onto 10th fairway. This is a little dangerous. Overall though it was a good golf experience. I would golf there again.

Like any municipal course, it has it's different maintenance issues. The greens are very spotty and beat up. But for $15 including cart it's not too bad.

Greens were very rough but a good deal with open play for the money

Sapulpa's course is flat as a pancake except where a large creek runs through it. The polar opposite of Sand Springs just north of it. But Sapulpa claims WAY more water on the course. Tons of it.

The layout is competent, but not inspired. They do mostly avoid just straight fairways between a line of trees. But aside from trying to miss the water hazards there is little challenge. Apparently there is no sand in Sapulpa.

About the title. At least they do not take themselves too seriously in Sapulpa. The green fee and/or cart are quite reasonable. If your budget influences where you play, I say give it a try. And don't worry about underdressing. This is Sapulpa, you know.

I've played this course several times this year. Always a friendly staff and the pace of play is well managed. The course itself is fine...nothing to special but a nice course for the cost. This has become my go-to place to practice.

This is a fun course and it is very reasonably priced we love it there.

Layout is decent. Decent shape. Pro shop staff easily the rudest I have ever encountered. Pace of play can also be pretty slow.

Hole 13 is under construction par 5, now playing as par 3. Weekday golfers have groups of 5 older men and they will harass and skip holes to pass you. I've played in the weekends and never had that happen.

the course was in great shape for the last of january,was a very enjoyable day

Not a bad course for the money. Pretty challenging layout. The worse part about this course is the players. I played by myself, my pace was decent. I ran up behind a group of 12 people playing a scramble not facilitated by the course that would not let me play thru.

I would recommend this course to anyone. It's a very challenging test.

I enjoyed the day of golf, overall good course and will play there again.

This modest golf course provides a good playing experience, and a very good value for the discounted fees available on golfnow.com. The course is relatively short, and open in most areas. There are very few bunkers. Most of the greens are nice bent-grass greens in good condition. On the back side there are several that need work, with large dirt patches. The course plays relatively easy, and almost every hole can be birdied. I gave two stars to pace-of-play because this course has many scrambles and money games going on, where five and six player groups clog the action. But if you can get outside of these guys, you can zip through the course quickly. If they had half-starts, I would give this one a 3.5 stars overall rating. Sapulpa Golf Course is worth the drive from Tulsa, for an inexpensive round on (mostly) good bent-grass greens!

This course is only 44 years old compared to allot of other traditional courses. I feel , as courses go, that older courses produce appealing foliage and better course conditions as the course ages. Very courteous staff.

Some greens were in pretty bad shape, otherwise course condition was ok.

Was a lot of fun some of the greens weren't all that great but overall not bad place to play a round of golf