Irving Golf Club

I played this as its former name many times. I really liked the changes. The course is in good condition. The layout provides plenty risk/reward. The greens ran well with the pins in some tough spots. Range to warm up and a 19th hole for drinks afterwards. Staff was great. Great value to get some work done for the game.

Course was in very good shape. Please with all the improvements they have made to this course. Greens were awesome.

Usually when you pay only $30 for a course, you don't expect much. The layout of the course is decent. What makes this place stand out is the greens. This is where the greenskeeping money goes. They are in excellent condition. They were as good as some of the private courses I have played. This alone would make me want to play here again.

Very good value. Greens in very good shape. Fairways are not difficult to hit. Distances reasonable.

Fairways bit more turf than earlier this year. Greens still consistent and roll well. Good value.

This course is Beyond Better than it was before the renovation. Only thing that keeps it from getting 5 Stars is, Why not finish the renovation. Several of the cart paths need to be totally redone. Also can someone please pay more attention to TEE BOXES. They need water and grooming just like the rest of the course.

Irving is a nice course for the 15+ handicap golfer. Nice layout...challenging but not soul-crushing. Normally good pace of play

I have played this course several times since it opened. I was surprised to see how dry the front nine fairways were compared to the back nine. With all the rain we have had, this is the only course I have played in he DFW area recently that had dry/hard surface fairways. After the turn at hole 9, we went into the concession area which was totally full of the Little League ball players/family members which is next to the course. We waited in line for 10 minutes only to be told they would not have hot dogs ready for 30 minutes. They had one sandwich that our group split up. I understand that the concession area does well with that type of business, from the baseball kids, but I would remind the staff that the concession area is for the golfers. It is unacceptable to not have food for golfers at the turn, and to make the wait longer than it should. The cart girl was not on the course, but was helping the lone person behind the counter for all the extra folks dining. I think this could have been executed a bit better than our experience.

We got paired with the absolute slowest couple. With a combined average of 4 balls going OB every tee shot alone. It was pitiful. The group behind us hit into us 3 times. As slow as the couple with us was playing, it was amazing we were still waiting on the group in front of us every hole. The course was DRY. It was very hard to hit anything around the green as the ground was so hard. Poor watering. The only part of the course that was in good shape were the green, and even then, they were far from great. It’s a very open course if you’re into that, the hole course is only like a half mile so I don’t know what I was really expecting. You have people from other hole in your fairway every other hole. Overall I feel like it would’ve been a better round if I didn’t have to watch 5 horrible tee shots OB every hole, then watch them hit 6 more shots 25 yards before I could hit my second shot. It was frustrating to say the least. At least the beverage cart girl was cute.

Course In very good shape. Able to play quick as it was a hot Texas summer afternoon. Redo has nice Open fairways In very good condition with good fairway grass. Greens in good shape as well.

Nice layout and condition, great staff, nice practice facility

This course would definitely benefit from placing some yardage markers. Without a range finder, it is very difficult to make informed club selections here. The layout is fairly nondescript as there are many straightaways and a lack of water hazards (not a whole lot of character). I found a few of the fairway bunkers to be kind of oddly placed as well. As for the condition of the course, some of the tee boxes were completely burnt out, and the fairways were quite thin and dry. They were very playable, however. The greens were in very decent shape, but it was apparent that they were recovering from a relatively recent aerification. On a very hot Texas day, I would've liked to see a cart girl since it appeared that the water coolers had been removed. The pace of play was excellent, especially once a 4some allowed me to play through. I appreciated the staff's commitment to observing social distancing rules via adequate signage and floor markings in the clubhouse and allowance of single rider carts. All in all, it is worth giving a try if you haven't played here before, especially if you're able to secure an early Hot Deal tee time. Just be aware that this course is nothing more than your run-of-the-mill muni. I did enjoy the forgiving fairways lending themselves to DeChambeau-esque lashes at the ball. I'm sure you will too ha.