Broken Arrow Golf Club - East/North

The greens on multiple holes where very bad , don’t know if it was due to lack of rain or some kind of bug issues. Was there a month ago and it was much better don’t know what happened over the last month

A number of the greens have no layer of grass. As if the grass had disease. You’re basically hitting onto/putting on a layer of dirt/mud. Additionally, the restroom facilities were exceptionally dirty in every way. Too expensive of a green fee for the condition of the course.

Greens were in horrible condition. Big mistake not warning the golfers of this condition and charging them full price. I’ll definitely warn my buddies to avoid this course.

Most greens are destroyed due to what appears to be chemical burns.

There was a fivesome in front of us so we had a substantial wait on just about every shot.

4-5 of the greens didn't even really have grass/were mostly just mud. Rest of the course was actually in pretty decent shape and they do have a grass range with a dozen or so stations.

Most of the greens were burnt out and mud (it rained the previous day) because of a fertilization issue. Some were barely playable, but some like the par 3 third on the East course was nothing but mud, with tire tracks and deep gorges throughout, making it totally unplayable. We were not warned about the course condition at the time of making the reservation, which was made by phone. Also, the price did not reflect the condition of the course, as we paid $50 to walk (full price). To make things worse, the bunkers were not pumped out, and most had several inches of water in them, making them unplayable. In addition, apparently, they had a water line break and flood in the club house, which was not usable and closed. GolfVisions, the course management company should be embarrassed for taking golfer’s money and permitting play on this course, if you can call it that. It needs to be shut down, and play should not resume until the greens (or in this case “muds”) are reseeded and in proper condition.

Greens were burnt out and over sanded

No Clubhouse or Half-way House available

There was water damage and most of the greens were in horrible condition.

And I’m not talking about food. The greens were cut so low that it not only made them Uber fast but on most holes it appeared as if they were burnt. Bumps, brown and black in some areas, it was not a 3 put green for most.

The greens on the course have a major problem this year. They were mostly compacted dirt. I do not know what the problem is but they have never been this bad. The course layout is a good challenge. The club house was closed they are doing major remodeling, so bring your own beverage.

We played the North 9 and South 9 and the North 9 was considerably better. I’d say 6/9 greens were in fantastic condition whereas the South 9, the greens were really bad. Black in many areas and were very burnt. The rest of the course was nice minus the greens, fairways and tee boxes were nice. Probably will play somewhere else which has a course in better condition.

I can't recommend based on current conditions of the greens and inaccessible clubhouse.

24 out 28 greens were in poor shape , they looked either burnt out or damaged by over fertilization. Couldn’t access clubhouse because of water damage.

Neither problem was communicated at the time of making reservation, nor at check in.

14 out of 18 greens were severely damaged by either disease or over fertilization because they were brown with parts of the greens had some grass on them.

There was no notification ahead of time, nor at check in.

We won’t be back this season!!!

A 5 hour round is a bit much...most of the greens are in very poor condition.

Of the 18 played maybe had 3-4 well taken care of greens. Driving range closed. Clubhouse closed. Overpriced given the cons.