Woodbine at Mohawk Park Golf Course

This course is in Major disrepair. Greens are horrible, fairways have large areas with no grass, and sandtraps are dirt. Should be closed until redone.

Conditions, carts, staff, range.

This place could easily be such a fun track but the carts are filthy and torn up. The course doesn’t looks like it’s been watered or treated, not sure there’s even a greens keeper.

I wish I had money to buy this place before it could be a hidden gem

I’ve played the course many times and feel it’s in the roughest shape I’ve seen.

I love this course when the conditions are good.

Condition of the course is worse than when I last played here 6 months ago. There are more dirt fairways. Greens have bare spots filled with sand so you must move your ball to get a path to the hole. The traps have no sand and grass is growing into them. This course just announce new management. I hope Nick Soarkis and Randy Heckenkemper get a budget that allows them to return this course to what it was in the 70's and 80's.

course has poor cart maintenance or none, the course itself has many area's that have no grass at all even in summer conditions

Another individual “accidentally” booked a tee time with his buddy (who booked with our group) an hour later than mine tee time with three. Instead of telling him he was SOL, he was told to join our group. Pace of play was horrendous. 3 hours for nine holes (left after 9). At one point we had five groups on one hole (one ahead of us putting like they were PGA professionals - they weren’t, us waiting after our second shots, group behind at their drives, two on tee box). No marshall or accountability for slow pace. No beverage or snack service. Greens laden with sand gashes, goose poop - putting was not worth it. The staff was nice at least. Haven’t played here in a few years, but safe to say they have severely neglected it in that time.

The course has the potential to be nice. However, the greens are in bad shape. They are the in the worst shape that I have seen at any golf course. There’s no sand in any of the bunkers either.

Everyone likes playing off wet mud right, course now is in like a constant semi flooded state.Where is the supposed 4 million this course was supposed to get,they and the golfers who've supported it in the past need this promised investment or this once great track will never be what it could be

We've had some rain duirng the past few weeks so the course was muddy. The course needs to have drainage issues addressed in order to keep from washing out the cart path in multiple areas. The greens were in extremely poor shape. It looked as if someone dug up areas of grass and just left big ruts all over. Put put courses have fewer obstacles.

I usually enjoy playing golf here more for practice and relaxing. The weather was a steady drizzle and cool but not bad for the most part. Golf now usually offers a later tee time for a price you can’t beat. The course is not too crowded and I can get in a lot of good practice. For that reason I recommend this course.

I played this course the next morning after torrential rain. I knew it was going to be wet but the weather was so nice I had to go out get a round in for practice. I really think the rain helped the course due to the dry conditions we had all year. If you’re looking to get in a round on a course that is not too busy just for practice or a friends outing I recommend Mohawk Woodbine in Tulsa.

As I said on first review, the course is a good place for a practice round and is friendly for all golfers. The course and carts need attention but GolfNow makes the price reasonable to play.

Get a bulldozer and some sump pumps and do some ground work and grading

Greens are in poor conditions

Water standing on fairways and cart paths

I like playing Mohawk golf course. Great practice facility on the course. Greens putt out nicely and with two courses to choose from, one can play golf no matter what handicap you are. Usually not busy. It would be nice if city of Tulsa would spend some money on course maintenance and golf carts.