Mansfield National Golf Club

I got to the course 20-25 minutes before my tee time and was told they were waiting on carts to be returned. I ended up not being able to tee off on time and had to go out with a pairing 2 groups behind my tee time. And of course the group that skipped me was slow and it took us almost 5 hours to complete the round...

Course in very good shape. Played in the afternoon, no cart on course for drinks. Good value for the price

For misty/rain, looked great. Pace was slow, played first four, then went to 10 because Of a couple of. If groups. But done in less than 3 hours, would of been 4+ if I didn’t jump around. Will play nice dry, drainage seems better... also have nice rare in tournaments. Be back soon

I had a great time playing at Mansfield National for the 2nd time. The staff was excellent and very helpful, I will be returning for a round 3!

Nice Course! Well maintained and fun to play with some challenges along the way!

Course was great but pace of play was horrible and no marshal to be going to push the play. Course was great though

Pretty wide fairways. I played from gold tees (2nd longest). Black tees would be a challenge here for sure. Easy greens. Free drops out of sand because covid.

Good course. I prolly won’t play it again. Just kinda bland.

The course overbooked by a significant number. We played 5 holes in 1.5 hours. At one point, there were 9 groups on 3 holes.

Extremely unimpressed. Each tee box was covered in broken tees to an extent I’ve never seen before. Zero sand in bunkers. Mud all over the golf course. Covered in weeds. Was told this place used to be very nice. Guess I should have been playing golf back then. Bummer.

Played this course several times. Getting back into golf after being inactive for a few years, I was looking forward to playing this course again. It did not disappoint me. Fairways in great shape. Greens were a little slow, but that was probably due to the rain that hit yesterday. Most likely they just got behind on mowing as a result.

We arrived about 45 minutes early, and the course was wide open. We went ahead and teed off and were done in under 3 hours since we were basically alone on the course. We probably could have used that warmup to get loose, but the course was in solid shape. The greens were a little slow, but I adapted fine and didn't have any 3 putts despite the wind making it hard to get close to the pins. The tees were all the way on the back, so the golds were almost to the blacks, and on a couple of the holes, I found it hard to find a spot to stand on level ground. On 11, I almost fell as my right foot was in a huge ant mound that was covered by grass too tall for a tee box. However, other than the tee placements, the course was in good shape, especially given the heavy rains we'd had over the weekend after a long period of no rain.