Grand Oaks Golf Club

Rarely did I not enjoyed playing golf, especially when weather is fair.

Course conditions were not good, with some cart path submerged underwater. Yet we’re being mandated to Carr path only. Slow play often but not a single marshal sighted. Needed 4:45 to finish playing by myself.Course layout has too many waterways in unseen places. Course design is meh. Clubhouse only has bare amenities. No driving range. Paid $30 and cannot say it’s worth t it

Well for almost $50 you’d expect a pretty decent course to play at but that’s not the case here. No Marshall pushing the pace, fairways are thin, no driving range, greens are like fairways for how long the grass was, construction crew putting in power lines that you have to wait for as they slowly cross the fairways and then watch you play the whole time and overall this place is really rundown. Down brother paying more than $20 to play here because you will be highly disappointed. Parking lot surface will tell they don’t maintain anything. Nice new clubhouse though I’ll give them that lol.

The Greens were in terrible shape, the fairway was in good shape.

I thought the course was layed out very challenging.

Has new rest rooms but they were locked up could not use them .

We play Grand Oaks quite a bit and the course has become sort of a home course for me and my friends. Its layed out nicely and has some good challenges to allow a person to work on their skills not matter what the skill level may be.

Needs a lot of work. No grass on fairways. Greens inconsistent slow and bumpy ,ball couldn’t hold its line. Rough so thick couldn’t find your ball. Has a lot of water that’s nasty and smelly lots of trash washed in. No handicap flags available.

I have played this course for many years....even when it went by several different names, and saw several different pros and management teams. It has always been a fun course with amazing potential. I am grateful to the Mai family for saving this old course, by adding false fronts to the greens, res-sodding areas that desperately needed it, and getting the drainage up to par. Sadly, the old irrigation system is crapping out, but they are already on this issue as well. They need to speed things up though, because one good Texas Summer with sub par irrigation has literally destroyed more than one local course. I would truly hate to see Grand Oaks go th way of The Ft. Worth Boat Club which was another fun little Don January Design that died a sad death due to a broken irrigation system and a real scorcher of a Texas Summer.

This course has a fun layout, and they have already improved the sand in the bunkers. It’s good quality golfing sand, not the best ok filled playground stuff so many local courses use when times get tight. I agree with others who say they could use more yardage markers, though my Garmin works fine out there. Not everybody else has a Garmin, or something of similar quality that already has this course loaded onto it. Once the irrigation is back, I expect the hardgreens to soften, and the thin fairways to grow plush again. This course has always been.....a course with potential. I believe. This is the management that could put it back on the map. It is going to take yet even more TLC, but as I said.....nice layout, fun design, the bunkers are there, and they’re just a season or two away from 5 stars if they get the irrigation back online, and the trashy areas and hard pan cleaned up. I’ll be back for sure.

It was our first time playing this course, which we chose to do after reading so many great reviews recently. The course lived up to the reviews and my golfing buds and I will definitely be back. When we rolled into the parking lot we thought we had made a mistake ( I get now that they are under renovation ) but once we looked out over the course we knew we had found a hidden gem. My only suggestion would be for the course to post more yardage markers as today was windy and a pure guessing game as to what club to hit. Most fairways had the 150 marker but other yardage markers were scarce. Honestly though that was the only fault which wasn’t anything to keep us from coming back soon.

This place used to be a real barnyard. It closed for a while and reopened in better shape, especially as relates to drainage.

The greens are small and challenging, the fairways aren't terribly wide and there's plenty of water and sand.

Fantastic value for the money.

Took some friends out for their first time playing golf ever and it was great fun! A few holes are tough for the beginners with the bunker/water layout, but we all had a blast.

It's old golf course. Yes it's need more maintenance and need some improvement

Of course will attract more golfer in the future!!!

Haven’t played here since they reopened. It was cart path only. It was in fantastic shape!!! I had a great time!

Course was closed for a good while when some county agency had to put in pipes. Open now and improved (new cart paths, etc) and wonderful scenery with giant oak trees. Not too difficult, extremely beautiful and fun.

The course was a little wet but playable. The green is in good shape. I enjoyed playing at Grand Oaks golf course and will definitely come back.

very easy to get on. inexpensive. course is challenging. easy to walk in lieu of riding. the only big compaint i have is the trash in the gully's and the riverbeds. its awful.

I like the abundance of water and sand hazards to test your accuracy and club choice. The greens were in fair condition for winter play but the fairway were in bad shape. Very short grass or no grass at all and very hard compacted. Forget about getting a divot because it was like playing on cement.