Cimarron Golf Club - Pebble Par-3 Course

Do I like the Pebble course? Yes. I am a good golfer - single digit - and I found the holes challenging but fair with a range of lengths from wedges to woods. The problem? My wife is a beginner and seldom hits her tee shots on the green. Because there is no fairway - all holes are rough from tee to green - there are three problems. Firstly, there is no run on shots that don't get to the green. Secondly, the rough is thick and hard to get a club through if you don't have a fairly high swing speed. Also, any shot that comes in low and hits the green will run right off the back. These three factors make the play of this course difficult if not impossible -certainly not fun- for novice golfers or those that can't hit the ball far.

Just backing back out there and this course was perfect! Course conditions were great and I liked the layout.

Ok course but over priced. Will be playing elsewhere for about same price

The fairways were like the rough at our home course. Driving the golf cart through washes with water was not fun! Mud splashed on my golf bag. The course was wet. No air blowers to clean your shoes! One stupid brush. They provided me with a wet towel. Went away with grass on the bottom of my shoes. Not good!

Played both courses and both were in very good shape, even after all the rain. Couple of recommendations, …..since neither course returns to the clubhouse between “9’s”, an effort should be made to provide permanent on course washroom facilities. Many courses have managed to make that possible, not sure if it’s in the plans for Cimmaron but it would be nice not to have to try to find a tree to “water”, and it’s a definite must for the women.

The facility was full to capacity both rounds and it turns out that the cart supply/storage is not enough for early arrival. This is a bit inconvenient for those who prefer to arrive early for a later tee time and enjoy all of the amenities that Cimmaron has to offer because the club drop area has a sign which warns not to leave your clubs unattended while you’re waiting so you have to park your vehicle (if you can find a spot) and come back when you’re within about 45 minutes of your tee time and hope that a cart is available then. This isn’t a problem if a course is walkable because a person would have the option to walk but when your tee fee includes the cart and with the lack of on course bathroom facilities it’s not doable so the guys managing the carts are scrambling to accommodate the guests constantly.. I guess if the GolfNow listing was to mention these things, don’t arrive early and not enough on course bathroom options, it would be easier to plan for an enjoyable round.

We only got half our round in when an extreme dust storm blew in making it unable to continue. Just an act of nature nothing to do with the quality of course which was in excellent condition.