Mansfield National Golf Club

I have played a lot of courses in the area from Cleburne, Burleson, Fort Worth, and Mansfield. I will say this course was in absolute beautiful condition after this Texas heat beating I was expecting some dead grass but boy oh boy was I wrong not one patch of dead grass. The fairways are very well taken care and the greens are absolutely perfect but just be careful as they do roll fast!!! I would recommend this course to anyone! I would say the only downfall to the day was the back 9 there was a god awful smell hat that lingered throughout the course but other than that no complaints!!!

Course was in excellent condition and the pace of play in the afternoon was excellent. Only small issue was the transmission on the golf cart I had sounded like it was ready to fall out.... it didn't and had no issue going around the course

It was overall a good outing. Long hot Texas summer taking toll on fairways so they were good knowing the heat in them this summer. Greens in afternoon were hard and fast did not see any watering going on but it was heat of day afternnon. Facilities felt a little

Tired needing some refresh. Bathrooms nearly existent on course.

This course is a 50 dollar course at best. They charge 69 dollars for nothing. They finally fixed the traps, you can actually play out of them. Greens are super slow, slower than anything around. Drainage sucks here. Definitely not worth 69 dollars.

This golf course is always in good conditions, the greens were good.

I was having a normal round with few bogeys and one birdy until we came to hole number 12, par four, 300 yards, dog leg right. I hit a very good ball that cut the corner. When we got near the green, we were not able to find my ball. I decided to pitch another ball near the green. When I was going to putt the second ball, my friend was going to lift the flag when he said: Cesar, your first ball is in the hole: I had a hole in one in a par 4. I had a hole in one in a par four.....There is a real golf God. Amen

Most courses in The area this time of year the rough doesn’t hurt you too bad, that’s not the case here. The rough is thick and tough to get out. Greens were a bit bumpy for my liking.

The staff member I encountered charged me an extra $20 because I wasn’t able to share a cart with my wife was with me but when I pulled up to the first hole; the other golfers weren’t sharing a cart either and were completely able to share.

I will start by stating this is normally one of my favorite courses to play. They recently did some improvements to the cart, paths and bunkers, but their greens are in horrible condition. Three months ago they were in excellent condition. 🤷‍♂️

Lots of sand on greens, ball will not roll straight and hops. Some tee boxes hard as rocks. Obviously they need water everywhere and nothing natural coming from the skies. At least cart girl friendly and made frequent rounds.

I have played Mansfield National occasionally for the past 20 years, but unfortunately that has now come to an end. Played on 7/18/23 and have never seen it in this shape. The greens had just been punched, sanded, and fertilized with a manure mixture which caused the greens to roll and smell like s--t. They are allowing the rough to grow by design, but have taken the liberty of not mowing around the bunkers and greens as well.

I believe that this is an attempt to toughen up the course, but by doing, they are alienating players that love Mansfield National for what it was, a course that you could play and find your game if needed or stroke your golf ego with a low score.

Sadly, we have taken Mansfield National out of the rotation.

Always my go to course! Always in decent shape! And everyone is very friendly!

I enjoyed playing the course. The front 9 is pretty open, but the back 9 gets a little tighter, with a few very picturesque views. The recent rain has the fairways in good shape, a few greens were a little bumpy, but overall it was a good experience and I l’d play there again.

overall the course was great but things could have been better.

Played on a Saturday morning of 4th of July weekend. Surprisingly, the course played in under 5 hours. 816a tee time. I booked this course because it was one of maybe 2 across all of western DFW that allowed a single to book a week in advance. Although I had never played here before, I was pleasantly surprised at the course conditions and layout. Greens were in really great condition and the fairways were really excellent as well. I was fortunate to play with a local resident who knew the course well. His only comment was that the course generally plays 5+ hours pace. So the fact we got in at about 4:30 was great. Maybe the key is to book an early morning tee time. I will be back.

The course is lovely and has a really nice layout. My group had a 6:30 tee time and started on the back nine. We finished that half in about 2.5 hours. We got back to the front where we waited a good 20 minutes for the four groups in front of us to tee off. Two of the groups had just come from the back and the other two had been called to the front tee. Would love to play the course again because it is nice but double booking the tee times is not a great idea.

I had played the course several times in previous years but had not played in the past three years. The course was in good condition and the greens were recently sanded and fairly quick, compared to my home course. the layout is really interesting, once the first four holes have been played. and require some careful shot preparation before proceeding.

The golf cart, which was gasoline engine powered (I was surprised it was not electric) ran okay, but had a tire go flat during the round. The tire appeared to have been previously damaged but returned to service.