Squaw Valley Golf Course - Comanche Lakes Course

We are form Dallas and make the almost 2 hour drive to Glen Rose to play these courses. We normally play the Links, so this was our first experience on the Lakes. We really enjoyed the round. It was a tad slow (almost 5 hour round), but it was Sunday morning.

Only feedback was the on-course staff, who were very nice, were slowed down and challenged by the tablet based tee time and POS system. This slowed down our foursome getting out on time and it was killer on the course as our cart girl could not process orders fast enough-we ended up having 3 foursomes stacked-up waiting for drinks.

Still-A great course to play. We will be back.

Fun course to play,it was in good. shape. Staff was friendly, and helpful.

A hidden gem at arms length of the metroplex. I'd drive the hour again to play here. Maybe even further. Beautiful surroundings. Great bouncy fairways. Staff is awesome. Practice facilities are top-notch. The only thing on this day was the greens were markedly slow due to aeration and sanding. Didn't quite match the practice green. But (BUT!), I would play this every day if I lived closer.

Awesome course (but don't tell anyone!)

Lakes course is a Top 50 public course. The layout is fantastic and the course plays at 7000 yds from the back tees presenting a nice challenge for the low handicapper. Course conditions were very good. The greens were a 4/5 but given the hard winter storm that was understandable. Nice range, short game area and large, undulating putting green. I’ll definitely be back.

Staff has always been friendly, I drive from Fort Worth to play.

Me and 3 buddy’s went and played the lakes course and WOW, we’re the fairways amazing! The greens we’re fast which wasn’t an issue just looks like they are starting to be overtaken by crab grass. Lastly, the only reason this didn’t get a 5 star review is because the mosquitoes.. starting on hole 14 through 17 felt like a war movie, or carts were swarmed with mosquitoes it looked like we took a baseball bat to a bees nest at our cart. I counted 9 mosquitoes on my buddy’s calf at one point. It was very difficult to focus on hitting the ball while being bitten by what felt like 100 mosquitoes at a time. Those holes need to be sprayed bad. But overall, fairways were amazing, greens were decent, really open layout, those mosquitoes just ruined the overall experience. 4/5

Golfing on Mother's Day = hardly anyone there so there was definitely no issues with pace of play and everything was great except for the mosquitoes that swarm you on every hole, lots of them. Maybe it's just that time of year, never had that happen to me here before. Please pack your bug spray or you will be eaten alive.

As I have done for the last 6 years I reserve a tee time for myself and my partner on the internet and

pay with credit card. In previous years we show up at check in and my partner wants to pay his portion

in cash and I want to charge my portion to Pecan Plantation. The gentleman at the cash register informed

us that he had no manner in doing this charging process and that the credit card debit had been processed. We have gone through this the previous 6 years with no problem. What gives?

I was surprised at how fast the water drained off of the greens. The course has am easy rough, but the undulations all over make up for that. Lots of water and fair no sand traps. I'll be back next year.

Greens were bumpy but should be in good shape soon.

They let powanna invade the greens and what was once a great track is now below average for this reason. Same problem existed last month too. Not worth $59 a player to watch your ball roll the humps and bumps.

they got a late start on the greens. they were bumpy with winter grass so your ball bounced all over the place.

Have played this course dozens of times. It’s fun and challenging. Kept hearing bad reviews about course conditions but decided to try. The greens are terrible. The weeds on them caused my ball to zig and zag and caused a few missed birdie putts. The one time I was in sand was like hitting out of cement. The fairways were in pretty good shape though. Everything was green. It was just the greens that are struggling. This course used to be in great shape, but it needs some work

I have played this course a ton but had not been there in over a decade. Was very disappointed in the course conditions. We play a lot of courses and this is as rough as we’ve seen after the hard winter. Bunkers (the ones without water from the torrential rain this week) were hit and miss about playability. Course is just very run down from what it once was - especially the greens with the poiana? all over them creating a plinko putting effect. Was just disappointed as we were excited to play it. Staff was nice and pace of play was good.

This was my first time playing the Comanche Lakes. I loved the layout of this course, but the greens are some of the worst I have played. There are tons of poa annua on the greens. They were extremely bumpy. The ball would zig zag to the hole. If they would replace these greens with good greens this would be a fantastic golf course. Until this happens this course is average at best!

Great course had a good time worth the drive. Staff was friendly and accommodating

Lost greens now only have sparce poianna. Unputtable will recover and be great again

Glen Rose should be proud of this place, and I am sure they are.