Thorntree Country Club

They didn't have enough carts. We didn't tee off till 45 min past our tee time. Course was ok.

The course layout is fun, course is not bad for the time of year and green are good. The pace though, by far the worst I’ve ever seen. Took 90 minutes to play the first 3 holes because of how backed up the front was or maybe because of the way the tee times are stacked. No Marshall on the course to manage any of it. Not a great way to start a round already staked up. 12:15 tee time that tee’d off at 1245. Was at the box at 12:10 waiting in a line and that didn’t really stop till hole 13 or 14. Played close to a 6 hour round which is a shame considering how fun the course is. Would recommend to a friend or go back if the pace was figured out

I got a great deal on golf now and was really blown away by this course.

The bad:

- tee boxes were in terrible shape. Some places my tee wouldn’t even penetrate the ground.

- my short game😂

The good:

- this course is a blast. I can see how if maintained properly it cold be one of the best in dfw.

- greens were in amazing shape with the freezes and snow we had recently.

- my driving was on point! 🙌

Overbooked with bad golfers that line up every shot like they are on the tour. Took 6 hours to go through 18

First time playing but it's a fun track. Layout is challenging but fair. It was a 5 hour round on a Sat AM so I would suggest playing at less hectic times. 80% or more of the sand traps were mud. You can tell this was at one time a great private course. With some TLC and $ it could be great again. Definitely worth the drive.

I had booked a tee time for myself and had checked in ahead of time. I wasn’t given any kind of information other than “key works for any cart.” A person that had booked for the same tee time flagged me down as I was driving away and told me that he was told that we had to share a cart because we had prepaid and if we wanted individual carts we had to pay. I had no issue paying for a cart, however, the booking had said “cart included,” which I assume if I book for myself, I’m getting a cart for myself. It should’ve also been mentioned to me when I checked in that there was a potential for this to occur. I’ve never played a course where this was expected

Thorntree used to be an annual stop for Our golf group of 16+ players. Since 2022, this course has slowly declined. When I played it a year ago, it was absolutely in the worse shape possible. First clubhouse was desperate need of repair/upgrades. The carts weren’t in good condition. The course was a GOAT TRACK. Fairways were dry and hard. Some greens were barely playable. Bunkers were poor too. Unfortunately I didn’t take pictures. I wouldn’t play Thorntree even if was free. I’ll need proof that it’s back to the 2018-2021 condition before I play there again.

It is challenging, but fun course. I remember saying this is a nice course several times. Greens are very nice and moves around alot.

This is my first time playing at a Club. Most of my experience comes from ranges or mini golf. I did have some friends come with me who have a few years under their belt and they’ve really enjoyed it. I am definitely considering playing more often.

Sand traps were horrible. Greens were in great shape. Overall, course is worth the play.

Beautiful course with very well kept greens. The sand traps were fairly wet because of recent rain, and a few of them had rocks/grass in them. Overall it was a very nice course with some challenging terrain!

Greens were in spectacular shape. Holding even fairly low driven irons.