Sand Springs Golf Course

The course is in great shape! The ground crew does an excellent job! Thank you.

Only draw back was - the pace of play... Had to wait on every hole and every shot!! So it took almost 5 hours. Didn't see 1 ranger! Please hire a ranger and he or she needs to be tough.. to keep the slow pookies moving.

Always a great time playing this course. Even got to see a black bear cross our path.

It was a great day on the course, even with the temp reaching triple digits. I’ve play here quite a few times times but this round I realized the good shaded options park the cart from the whites, yellows and reds since my dad and wife were golfing too.

As always a great option in the Mountain Top area. Local knowledge of the course helps tremendously, so don,t be disappointed on your first round

Stuck in between two groups in the middle of a charity golf outing. I have never seen so many non golfers riding around in carts with no awareness of golf etiquette. Many times the group behind us hit into us while we were on the green. The course is beautiful but I didn’t anticipate 5 1/2 hours there. Staff was friendly and a member of our foursome left a personal item in the cart by mistake and the pro shop held it for him until the next day. No negative comments about the course or staff but the tee times during events should be unavailable.

Sand Springs is a bit rough around the edges, but the value is still good. It's a Pocono-esque course with woods on both sides of most holes. Our biggest issue was that we were sent out in the middle of a charity scramble with teams in front of us and behind us. The round took 5 hours, and I've never seen so many non-golfers (teenagers associated with the outing) driving around in golf carts without a clue about golf or their personal safety. Odd day.

Had a fun round of golf along with seeing a baby bear chasing a baby deer.

Booked here on a deal as a single, same time as two other people had booked. Asked the gentlemen in the proshop who I’d be paired up with as playing as a single would be slow on a Saturday. He said, “we don’t do that here, we don’t pair people up.” Umm, that’s your job sir.

So I start On one as a single, playing into a single, who was playing into two twosomes. (Paired up with him on 4th tee). Greens were awful. I get It, it’s early season, but you had to hammer any putt as the greens hadn’t been cut yet, and there were bumps everywhere from punching. I do get this is a part of maintenance, but I’d have been upset if I paid The full price of $55.

Twosome ahead of us bailed after nine, so pace picked up a bit on back.

The $500 is the deductible I paid Because while I was golfing, a ball hit my car window in the parking lot. If you’ve ever played this course, you’ll no it’s not humanly

Possible to unintentionally hit a car in the lot from golf course or driving range. Woman behind bar said she’d pass

My info along to person in charge who was away for weekend. Heard nothing.

So basically $529 for a worker who wouldn’t pair people up, trash greens and a busted windshield. Never again Sand Springs.

Course and staff were great. Food was great as well, just wish their hot dogs, soft pretzels or something small to eat for lunch between each 9 holes. Unless I missed it we had to go in the actually bar area to sit for almost 45 mins to eat. Wasn’t a big deal, just wanted something smaller and quick to get back out to hitting balls