The Trails of Frisco Golf Club

In a nutshell, fairways and greens were immaculate, but tee boxes were almost all hard pan and bunkers were in awful shape. It’s a nitpick to be sure, as I’d gladly play here next week, but I feel like it should be noted.

The course has a good layout and the greens and fairways are okay. We had 2 definable problems. 1, the pace of play was bad. Group in front of us was taking upwards of 30 min a hole and had a child driving the golf cart. Said child was driving on greens and almost into a creek but luckily the bridge had a beam to stop them(photo included). 2, there is trash everywhere. I thought that a rolled up napkin was a ball multiple times.

Would like to spike out the positives. Staff was very friendly to me, not issues there. Also, thought the fairways were quite nice and more open than you normally find in the DFW area. Conditions maybe lacked a little but given the time of year I really can’t fault them.

Overall, enforce pace of play and general rules. Pick up trash or kick out losers that litter.

The course was overall in great condition! I ended up getting my first eagle and also broke 90, I shot an 87!

No sand in the bunkers. One bridge is out so we started on the tenth, I couldn’t get my gps watch to start on the tenth. I could edit the scorecard but had no idea of the lay out and hazards for holes 10-18. The website has a hole layout diagram but it’s not on the score card. A few holes have double creeks so that would have helped. It was $59. Right now it plays like $40-$45 Staff was great!

Played on a weekend morning. Pace of play was good but the course condition was not up to par given the price. Carts are older and no GPS, cart paths were in need of repair, some bunkers were totally unplayable, and the fairways were very under watered. For $90+ I would play somewhere else. Not a good value for the money.

Tee boxes and bunkers were awful. Schedule tee times right on top of each other so there’s a backup on each box. Definitely not worth the $100 price tag. Won’t be playing again

Cart girl didn't show up for work. 97 degrees outside. Greens are in good shape. Fairways are not good. This course is in steep decline. What was once a beautiful, well kept, challenging course is now a shadow of its former self. Pace of play was atrocious. Bridges are in disrepair. No signs on cart path in intersections. Cart paths caving in everywhere. In order to play hole 1, you hae to tee off, then drive over to hole 10, drive the length of it, hit a dirt trail back over to hole 1, then drive back up the fairway to your balls. They had us tee off on 10. When we got back to 1 for the back 9, it took us 31 minutes to make it off hole 1. Unacceptable. 5 1/2 hour round on a Sunday morning.

Honestly, I can overlook a lot of things. I know maintenance is expensive... but there is no way I can overlook not having a beverage cart on the course when it's 97 degrees - forcing a stop at the turn in a 5 1/2 hour round. This is the second time (2 for 2) that's happened this year. Last year the course seemed to be maintained better, but not great.

Disappointing round and I don't think I'll return to Frisco Trails. I've given it 5 tries the last couple of years and I always say 'no more' - it's gotten bad enough that I mean it.

If this goat trail were $29 to play, I'd expect exactly what we got... but not at the price they're asking. It's a complete ripoff.

The general course upkeep is getting worse each year. Nothing new or improved. Sad since the layout can be challenging. Take a drop from any sand traps; they’re that poorly maintained.

As per usual, Frisco public golf disappoints. Several bunkers on this course were just wrecked, filled with weeds. Bunkers that were kept were barely sanded. Many tee boxes were too hard to put a tee in, and a lot of the course was just a mess, especially around cart paths as you got on and off the fairways.

For a 40$ hot deal, it’s okay, but to pay full price here is just awful given what the conditions are. I know this course has drainage issues when it rains, and that it often floods, but that doesn’t address the fact it needs a multimillion dollar renovation to get itself right between the cart paths bunkers a tee boxes. I think I’d rather have made the trek to other courses in Carrollton, McKinney, or some of the other areas around the metroplex. If either trails or Frisco lakes could figure out how to be well kept, they’d be full each weekend and could make real bank as an alternative to 300$ tee times at Fields Ranch, but instead they both seem to be consistently racing towards becoming dirt patches the quickest.

Love layout, bridge out on #1, have to drive around, but no big deal

Carts were low powered and no navigation. Also didn't get a course map...really tough with many blind holes.

Course in heart of Frisco. Twilight Price it good value. Prime time course rate I would pass. Greens were in great shape. Fairways were 7 out of 10. Anything off the course…cart path, rough areas and bridges were at 3 out of 10. understand the bridge on #1 is out but the rest of the course lacked maintenance. Tee boxes were in bad shape. Sand traps were like concrete.

Be sure to study the course layout. Many non driver holes due to creeks and fairway. maintenance.

have plenty of gold balls because there are hazards on every hole and unless you are a decent handicap you can plan on losing several balls.

You better bring your A game…. 4’ weeds everywhere if you miss the fairway. Especially the back 9. Fun though! Bunkers were the worse I’ve ever seen- anywhere. Just dirt in many of them. Greens were pretty good.

I would have given it all 5 stars except that several of the greens had recently been aerated so were a little bumpy. Also they had a collapsed bridge on #1 so you had to walk down to the T-box to tee off (par5) and then drive down to the 10th green, cut across the dough and then backtrack to your ball. But other than these two things, everything was 5 Stars.