Broken Arrow Golf Club - South/East

I love that Broken Arrow has 3 9 holes, but the East course is closed. They had a problem, I get it,,.. but some situations are unacceptable. No water on the course!! What!! There’s seniors on the course in 90 degree heat, and they have to wait til they complete 9 holes before they get to a mini fridge that serves overpriced drinks - Unacceptable! I”m a fit 52 year old, and Quickly drank a half gallon at competition because you can’t get anything on the course. Carillon is a similar course - water everywhere

They need to pay they’re landscapers more, the course is going downhill from years ago. There are signs “Help wanted”, and you can tell they are struggling to keep it in shape. They’re making money, start paying these hard working guys and you’d also get those positions filled. It’s a fragment of what it used to be,..

Much better than earlier in the season. Played South/North course

Fairways in decent condition... greens were a battlefield, clubhouse/kitchen/pro-shop were all under construction which was not disclosed to me when I made my reservation (Golf-Now shortfall).

Clubhouse was closed. One 9 was closed. Pace of play was slow and the greens were in bad shape. The whole facility needs some help.

The greens were in terrible shape. Nothing was mentioned about the greens being aerated. The clubhouse was closed. I have played this course before and enjoyed it, but this weekend's round felt like a terrible waste of money. These issues should have been disclosed.

Half the greens were dead bc of chemicals put into greens either rejected it or put too much or even the wrong chemicals down so half the greens are unplayable along with the entire south 9 being closed. Clubhouse is closed under construction so the side shack by the range is the temporary check in. $68 round bc of the mess up on the course side they take off $10 not worth it. Hopefully the greens will have healed for next season bc it’s a great course to play.

I like the 3 different 9 hole course layout. The greens were very rough, balls were skipping. Some of the green layouts were very odd. Would probably play again, but wouldn’t go out of my way to come here.

Hot trash. Don’t waste your time with so many better choices in the area.

The fairways are nice but most of the greens were in really bad shape. You cannot get a true putt due to the poor managed greens.

It’s been a while since I’ve played here and it will be a while before I play here again. The greens were so ripped up it was a joke

Definitely a solid layout and nice tee boxes and fairways, but the greens are the worst I’ve ever played by far. It looks like a military tank drove across majority of the greens.

Apparently someone made a fertilization mistake and killed the grass on the greens. The green fees were reduced so it’s hard to complain too much about that. The rest of the course was in great shape.

What is noteworthy is the attitude of whom ever works the counter first thing in the morning and answers phones. We had some bad weather rolling through when my tee time was approaching so I called ahead to see if they were letting people play. I asked if I should bother coming out with the weather and the response was “what kind of question is that? Do you want to play golf or not?” I guess the fella has never heard of severe weather and golf with steel clubs. The attitude wasn’t appreciated, but I made it to the course and checked in with someone else who was great at actual customer service. Not sure where the crabby guy was at, but was happy the tone was better when I arrived and was able to get part of a round in and was issued a rain check.

Absolute garbage. Half the greens looked like vintage shag rugs that had been kept in a basement for 80 years. Pace of play was thrown out the window. We quit on hole 14 after being out there for over 4 hours. I would have rather sewn my face to a carpet. Save your money and time.