Rusted Rail Golf Club

2nd time I've played here, pace was good for the weekend and overall course layout is excellent. The conditions of the greens were not good on several holes and one was a temporary. Full price was not worth the conditIons.

I had a great round. I hadn’t played this course in years so I was excited to get back out there. There was one temporary green I knew nothing about until I pulled up to the tee box. Only other problem I had with conditions were the greens. They are not in the greatest condition right now. The uneven surface had the ball bouncing all over, changing the line and slowing the ball down. Cost me a couple strokes for sure. However, it is obvious that they are working on it annd trying to get it fixed. Otherwise, I was very impressed with the overall conditions. Tee boxes were flat. The whole course was green. I’ll definitely head back out there sooner rather than later.

Great tee boxes and fairways but greens need alot of work.

Greens are not good. This course is way over priced for the course conditions. There is no reason they should be charging more, let alone double, than the next closest course Mesquite Golf Club. Staff is great. Ammenities are great. But if youre just looking for good golf, these greens are not it.

Greens are in rough shape. Rest of the course is in pretty good condition but the greens are the worst I’ve seen in a while. $65 is decent for a Friday but for the condition of the greens I think it’s a bit over priced.

This course is consistently busy and should be producing enough revenue to have a great golf course. Work is being done for something, but I couldn’t discern what that was exactly. My big beef is the condition of the greens. To put it bluntly, they SUCK. Rough edges around the holes, dead spots, weeds, and apparently two types of grass in splotches make things unbearable in the most important part of the golf course. You know you have to do better for all the people moving to this area, or a competitor will make you obsolete.

Greens are putrid, not even a poa annua problem! Simply a lack of care, they were splotchy and not mowed. The rest of the course is fine, there are plenty of water coolers around so it doesn’t get too hot. The course won’t allow 5 somes but will let a 2 or 3 some take 20 minutes per hole. There’s a high possibility that you’ll be playing a 6 hour round. I could give 2 hoots and an holler about the clubhouse and food (they weren’t special anyways). For $80 I want some of the better greens in DFW, hardly ever get that. Sherrill Park and Pecan Hollow are $40 a round and have pristine greens, take notes. Inexcusable for a course that’s out of the way for anyone not in Crandall. They tried telling a friend of mine that they won’t allow him to play if he’s using other people’s clubs, like that makes a difference, they also told us to give them the range balls we didn’t use back because you can’t take them out on the course, mind you the range is right next to the first tee so it was littered with balls. Just a place that doesn’t deserve business in my honest opinion, not when value courses put it in the dirt.

The course remains in above average condition for area publics though the fairways are still coming out of winter. Layout is great and the staff are awesome! Definitely on repeat for me.

My friends and I love this course. It’s a player friendly course, the staff is great and the amenities are above average for public courses.

All in all, a great experience. The only negative at this time would be the condition of the greens. I know is early spring and hopefully they will fill in, in the coming weeks. I would recommend this track to any one.

The course has a nice layout and is very playable. I am 63 and played from the Blue tees and it was very fair. The greens rolled fairly true and were appropriately quick. I would say they were rolling over 10. The greens are a little patchy. I played as a single and was able to play through a couple of groups and that was very nice. The range had decent grass and the putting and chipping greens were very nice.

From Tee to Green, the course is dormant as expected for February in Texas. Greens are overseeded and rolling well. Pro Shop staff and the Starter were very nice as always. We had a single randomly drive by us and jump ahead of us on 2, which was weird. But after the hole he disappeared. Pace of play was about 3 hours 30/45 which is great when you’re sharing the course with others. Carts were clean and ran well. Fun layout for all players. Would always recommend Rusted Rail.

The course and greens are in nice shape for the winter. The course has been improving every year since the new ownership brought this course back to life from years of total neglect.