Old at Firewheel Golf Park

I have played the old course for a long time and many years ago it was the neglected course out of the three at the firewheel complex. The staff has done a great job getting the course into shape. I prefer the old course over the lakes. The city of Garland needs to put money into the building and the range. The range needs to be over seeded and allowed to heal. Maybe the city could put down mats while the grass comes back. All that being said the staff at this course has always been great and the city should give them a raise.

The course was in excellent condition. And everybody was very professional we're always willing to help

I’m not gonna lie and tell you it was the best ever but it was in better shape than I remember and a fun layout. First off I had not played here in almost 10 years. My buddy wanted to play last minute and so we gave it a shot. They need new carts and the clubhouse needs an update. That is standard though for a course this age. The layout is challenging, especially if you have never played there. Fairways are tight and you will like find yourself punching out a lot. Course is not super long, so you could play and never have to hit a driver. Greens are in the smaller side but they rolled true. For $45 on an early Sunday morning it is a deal compared to some other courses I’ve played recently. The man rule with most golf is don’t take yourself too seriously and have fun. If you do that you will enjoy your round at the Old Course.

When I arrived I was told that I could only get a riding cart 10 minutes prior to tee time. Not sure why and definitely indicated a problem with cart management but okay. So I went down 8 minutes prior to my tee time at 1:25 and there were absolutely NO carts, nor was there anyone down there to ask about a cart. I went upstairs to let them know and was told that there were carts and there was someone down there to help me. He told me (rudely) that in the time I had taken to come up and complain I could have already gotten my cart. I went back down and still no carts or about to ask.

I finally chased down someone just coming in at the far end of the garage and he had only one cart available which had not yet been cleaned out from the previous golfers. I arrived right at my tee time but, without persistence, would have found myself walking that day.

Instead of calling it FireWheel, they should call it FireAnts. You have to be very watchful because there are so many fire ant hills on the course. Really, they're everywhere and out of control.

I didn't pay a lot of money to play, but I still don't feel I got my money's worth and the rudeness in the pro shop really put me off. Doubt I will play there again.

First time to play there, was a fun and challenging course, will defitelyvplsy there agsin

There are definitely more prestigious courses around, but when it comes to the price you pay, it’s hard to beat this course. Solid condition, nice layout, not too hard. Greens are Lightning fast!

Enjoyed the course very much, was my first time there and I really enjoyed it. Challenging but fun to play. Will definitely play again.

First time I've played this course. Greens were in pretty good shape, a few rough spots, but overall very good and true, but slow putting.

Fairways were recovering from dormancy of winter and could use some seed and attention, but overall, not too bad.

Course plays fair, and is not tricked up. Some traps have obviously been removed to speed up pace, but does not affect the overall experience or enjoyment of the round.

A nice public course, above average layout for a muni. Could use a bit more maintenance, but what muni coudn't? Well worth the fee. a good round of golf and a fair challenge. You'll use most clubs in your bag.