Legendary Oaks Golf Course

As a result of Covid-19 I expected to find the course with less people playing than usual. Instead it was totally the opposite. They had even double booked t-times to try to get as many people out there as possible. I have played this course several times over the last 3 years and this was the most people I have ever seen out there. I was in a 2-some, and they tried to get us to play with 2 other complete strangers because they had booked too many tee times. This place is not taking Covid very serious at all. I was disappointed in that, but everything else about the course was fine.

Grass fairways and 1st cut area were not manicured or cut in several weeks at least a foot high of grass even around some greens Really I know they have a new owner for around nearly 2 years now and he was really making some improvements but this Time I do not know what happened but it is the worst I have seen in probably 2 years if not longer. Hopefully hitting get back under control what another couple of crew guys I did however see at least 2 guys out there cutting the grass. greens are slow and and little spongy but that's OK looks like a lot if not all of the fungus has been killed on the greens and they were actually the best thing going for the coarse today.

The course is a great place to go work on your game. My son and I play there often. The greens have almost completed their transition and am sure the rain will help. Great value.

You can play here for under $20 with cart. Hard to beat on a decent course.

After reading other reviews, I'm compelled to make a few points. I have been very disappointed recently by this course, and much of the criticism is deserved right now. But the conditions we've seen lately are nothing like they have been for most of the years I've played this course. This was due, at least partially, to a huge influx of golfers from courses that closed in other areas, making pace of play intolerable, even on weekdays. My last trip out was much more like what I consider normal for this course. And there was great improvement even in the past few weeks.

This is no t somewhere you'll find visiting pros, but it is very economical and an interesting course. If your game is in shape, you can tear this place up. But there are a number holes that require some skill to navigate, and a couple of par fours that are just plain nasty. There is also two short par 5s that will be happy to give up a birdie but, make one mistake and you've likely doubled!! The staff is extremely helpful and friendly and, once the rest of the area courses open up, the opportunity for a leisurely round will return. My brothers and I frequently play a four ball scramble for fun, and have done so often without having to play through anybody or even allow a group to pass.

Give the place another chance in a couple of weeks, and I think you'll be surprised.

For the cost I think it is great. The greens need a lot of work but seam to get better each week. Not a bad drive from Cypress so we will be playing more.

I use to golf this course regularly and it has been in decent shape. I went a few months back and the greens were pretty bad. This time when we went it was the worse I've ever seen them and probably my last round of golf out there unless they can get something majorly done about the atrocious greens. Price went up and the quality of the course went down so not sure how that is possible. Please get it fixed as I love to golf this course but I refuse to play on greens that have more bare spots than actual grass.

When I arrived the receptionist charged me wrong. I asked for refund and he told me that he couldn’t be cancelling my transaction neither giving me change.

I played, the grass is not too green. The green has a lot of failures, the players also seems that they don’t repair the ball marks.

Pros: fun layout, easy, cheap if you find a deal (I don’t think it’s worth paying the standard price)

Cons:

1. the course attracts a lot of casual golfers who don’t care about maintaining the course; they don’t fill divots, fix pitch marks, or rake bunkers.

2. The actual maintenance of the course could improve all around: seed greens, level tee boxes, and I don’t know what you need to do to fix your fairways but most the people I play with here play preferred lies because they often end up on dirt/mud in the middle of the fairway.

3. I always get the impression that I am bothering the staff if I have a problem; they don’t seem like they want to help.

I play this course often because I can find good deals, but I will always play some where else if I can get it for the same price or even close.

Although some of the greens have some issues, compared to previous experience, the course is still well maintained and fun to play. I can get over the bumpy greens. They will be back looking good before you know it.

I am older and especially appreciate the extra attention they pay to sanitizing their carts and leaving a bottle of sanitizer near the cart pickup area if you want to be sure and go the extra mile of protection. I made my tee time online and the process of paying took only a matter of a minute or so.

It was an enjoyable afternoon for my wife and I. Thanks to the staff for making it so.

Great day at Legendary Oaks with some new golf friends, course is greening nicely with some greens starting to take shape and showing signs of new grass growing in. The putting is always slower that most courses I play and take some getting use to but still fun to play on windy days.

Play something in Cypress, course is in rough shape and crammed with tee times that are not spaces nor managed.

Poorly maintained. Cheap, but still a last resort.

Good course. Windy conditions. Greens were being groomed with sand.

Payed 35 dollars to putt on extreamly sanded. Greens was not worth the money should have been told greens were sanded heavily