Old at Firewheel Golf Park

Great lay out. The putting green in great shape long par 5s

The sand traps were poor and if you were even a little off the center of the fairway, it was tough to find your ball. The greens were in decent shape. Middle of the Road course.

Way too many people were packed in. We played about 12 holes in 5 and a half hours and gave up. The other players weren't very classy either. Blaring music as they would pull up to hit their ball and slam on their brakes. Didn't matter if you were in your backswing or not. We won't be going back.

For twenty bucks a person I will be playing again soon.

Pace of play is awesome for beginners such as my self. No one rushing behind you and the staff was excellent.

Showed up early both days I played and they let us out on the course when we got there.

The staff was very friendly. The course has a nice layout. The sand in the sand traps had no softness to them. The dirt was packed. The Tee boxes didn't have much grass which the fairways were similar. The greens were good. Overall the course is in winter condition. Hopefully it will get better as the weather gets warmer. The course needs some TLC.

This is the oldest of the three Firewheel courses and it still offers a challenge to most who play it. However there are some areas where the city of Garland has neglected it. The bunkers need work with some new sand instead of the hard clay sand mix that is in there now. Another area of attention needs to be the tee boxes. They need to be leveled out and reseeded.

The staff is great and it's a good course for just about anyone. I just hope the powers that be will fix the issues I mentioned above.

The Old Course was a pleasant surprise!

The staff in the clubhouse were both solid, and welcoming, with the practice areas more extensive than many other area courses.

The course was laid out in a traditional manner with an even mix of par 3, 4s, and 5s, as well as an interesting mix of dog legs, straight carries, and some slight elevation change.

The course did have some hardpan fairways, and bunkers that needed work but for late March the greens were acceptable. Some holes required good course management regarding layups or carries over water.

Will likely be back, if nothing else to give the Lakes and Bridges courses a shot.

The Old Course used to be the pride of Garland.

Alas it is now a forgotten member of the family.

Really enjoy the layout. If the city would just give a little love to the bunkers the course would stay on my rotation. Was able to get a hot deal and wanted to see what shape it was in. Greens were fine. Tee boxes were so -so. Would recommend you play but not at full price if you can get a good deal.

Otherwise play Lakes or Bridges.

The round was fun, the front 9 quality was better than the back. The back 9 fairways were not very good. But all the greens were in good shape, I would go back for sure.

Tee boxes like rock, and fairways like cement. Couldn't get me tee in on some holes. No grass to speak of anywhere. Greens we're good, though. A shame, as the layout was OK.

It was hard to find grass on the fairways. it was mostly mud. The greens were pretty good.

This course had very good greens for January. Hard to be critical on any part of the course for the season and weather conditions. Had a very good round of golf.