The Trails of Frisco Golf Club

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.

Good things: the greens are in great shape and respond well to properly hit shots and putts roll very true; fairways are in good shape right now which isn't always the case; friendly staff

Need work: almost all the bunkers need serious help, most are unplayable; many of the teeboxes need to be redone; there are several bridges and they all need to be repaired, one is completely washed out; no GPS on carts, no coolers

Greens were recently punched. We knew that going in. Most tee boxes, in spite of all the rain, were so hard it was hard to put a peg in the ground. Bunkers were mostly unplayable, like hardened lava fields. We eventually took free drops. Lot of bare spots in the grass. Bridges were damaged or missing completely. Desk guy was really nice and helpful. Bartender was great as well. All in all, better options out there.

Course was in very poor condition. I almost broke my ankle in a hole covered by grass next to the green. .

Enjoyed the course overall. Nice layout with wide fairways, but enough hazards to make it interesting. Recent weather made both the traps and the greens a bit hard, but that’s temporary.

Course is in bad shape. All the cart paths are in bad shape. How about watering course and greens. I would not play here again

Hole 1s bridge is out so starting is a little slow but didn’t have to wait at all after that. Layout is great. Makes you play golf. Greens were just aerated but price is discounted.

Fairways were in good shape. Greens were punched and bunkers were a disaster.