Mallard Pointe Golf Course

Really enjoyed the day played 36 holes. 16 great holes . Number 9 and 18 are poorly designed, but the rest of the course is fantastic.

We take an annual trip to Biloxi, every October, from St. Louis. Mallard Pointe is always in great shape and a good warm up for Mississippi golf.

This course is very nice and has a lot of challenges.

We love everything about the course. Always a great experience . Nothing better then playing on a beautiful course while seeing deer and all other types of wildlife as you play. Fun and challenging course. Staff is very friendly.

This golf course is a great place to play . You will make some birdies, some pars and yes a few bogies . The back nine are my favorite holes it is beautiful . Sardis lake is right there. If you want to reach the 18th green in two you had better bring your A game . Come up short and you may be in for a big score. Good luck ,have fun, and I will see you there.
Billy Woolfolk

Didn't like the 9th hole. This course is challenging and beautiful.

According to a notice posted on the door, the course closed May 30 and reopen Sept 1, 2014 after they "remodel," whatever that means. At least it sounds like the course won't be lost permanently. It has always had two or three quirky, if not downright unfair, holes but, overall, it is an interesting design, in a somewhat remote location near a state park, that has always been good to play at least a few times each year. The course offered pleasant scenery and plenty of challenges for players of all skill levels. It's always had maintenance and profit problems but hopefully it will yet have a brighter future. And, before I forget, yes you will lose plenty of balls each time you play unless you're really a scratch golfer.

Got ready to tee off at our scheduled time and there was a huge group just getting going. Pro shop guy let us start on 10 so no foul I suppose...
Very challenging course with some blind tee shots and a card killer to round off each nine. Favorite stretch was the 3,5,5,3,4 on the front.
Greens had lots of sandy spots in them and were very slow. This was our biggest complaint, but for the money we were satisfied.
Would definitely play here again.
Hope the greens get figured out though. Shame...

The landscape is great and the layout is worthwhile. The course is worth playing just for the views.

Course could use a marshall. Play was slow but still enjoyed
the outing.

Played twice this week and the course is in great shape. This course has it all elevation changes, water, dog legs and ravines. The greens were consistent and fast but not too glassy. This is the fourth time playing this course while visiting Oxford, love the course and its a great value. There were some wet areas from over watering and couple dry dead spots on the greens so not perfect.

the only problem was the greens were just sanded but nothing you can due about that

Good layout, but conditioning needs to be improved upon. Challenging, but fair, if you hit it fairly straight. Bring a lot of golf balls if you have a tendency to hit it somewhat sideways as there is considerable trouble lurking to grab a wayward shot. A couple of driveable par 4's and a couple of reachable par 5's give the longer hitters opportunities for eagles. Numbers 9 & 18 will give you all that you can handle. Overall, it's a fun golf course that won't bore you.

thumbs up... have improved steadily the last few years

The course is nicely maintained but not pristine. Greens were very slow but in good shape. There are a few really odd holes on the course that appear to be unwise renovations from an earlier design. There were very few people playing on the late Sunday morning when I played so I was able to finish in about 3 hours. Not a bad course but I doubt I will make the one hour drive to go there again.

when I played the greens had just been sanded and was a little rough, but enjoyable