Oak Country Club

This is a great shorter course with a premium on accuracy. Many of the par 3's are absolutely brutal if you don't land the green. Water on 3, 9, 14, and 18 create do or die shots. The par 5 sixth hole is a legitimate par 5 that usually takes 3 shots for even decent golfers to sniff the green. If you're a big hitter, all of the par 4's are drivable. It's a good idea to bring extra balls, as this course can eat quite a few if you're even off by just a bit. For the money, this is the best course in the area.

Overall the course is pretty bad. You cant tell where the fairways are, the only positive is that the greens were in decent shape but were very spongy making it difficult to putt. There are numerous holes that have trees right in the middle making it nearly impossible to make a good tee shot. The back 9 is all par 3's except for 2 par 4's. Overall I was pretty dissatisfied, I wont be golfing here again unless I want to golf on a very cheap budget.

In need of some serious tree trimming. On 4 holes trees either somewhat blocks the tee shot or actually do block the tee shot. Also, several holes, the trees shade the green to such a degree that the grass does not grow properly. The tree trimming would go a long way toward serious improvements to the course. Also, a scheduled program over time, to plant zoysia or bermuda grass would be great. Then it would be really fun.

This is a great game to work on your short game. If you aren't sharp, you can lose a lot of golf balls.

Never again. Wouldn't even if it was free. Bad design and they never shut the sprinklers off

Hard to find that quality and size of course for that price

Challenging little 18 hole track that offers many unique features you won't find anywhere else in the KC metro, especially the peninsula green on #18. Could use a little more grass on the tee boxes but overall the course is in great shape and an outstanding value.

They offer unlimited golf after 2 which makes it worth it if you are wanting to play more than 18 otherwise it's probably not worth the 20+ dollars

First timer at Oak Country.

Best quality for the cost. There are a few clover patches that can hide the ball, however the conditions are pretty nice. No sandtraps, yet plenty of water hazards.

Each hole is different and the course is very unique from any other in KC.

Tight/dirty parking lot on rainy days. Back 9 is extremely short.

Other than that...it is a great place for any golfer that doesn't want to wait for a tee time!

Fairly decent course, pretty shirt. Only used my driver once. Course requires some strategy on holes to lay up on or go for it. Trees every where but not an issue if you play the fairways. Several holes use severe elevation change to add to their difficulty. Staff was really nice and the beer was really cold.

CHALLENGING GOLF COURSE. MANY DIFFERENT
HOLES IN DIFFICULT POSITIONS. GREENS WERE
LIKE CARPET.

Love this course. A lot of fun. Not always in the greatest condition but a fantastic value and the 18 island green is great.

The course is in need of immediate attention, greens are in awful condition. We were teeing off and up popped a sprinkler head and started spraying. This occurred on 3 different holes and it was mid day. We didn't even finish our game. Very disappointed. Won't be going here again.

This course is tucked away in one of De Soto's secluded developments. The course requires the utmost accuracy to avoid numerous creeks, ponds, and horribly placed trees. The strategy required to successfully avoid these obstacles does create a very fun experience. The fairways and tee boxes need some attention, but the greens are fairly good. The price for 18 holes with a cart makes Oak Country a great value though. You would be hard pressed to find similar conditions anywhere in the KC area for the same price. Definitely give it a shot.

Couldn't beat the price of $15 for 18 holes. The course has always been challenging, but playing it on a holiday, made it even more so with many other golfers. The staff are SUPER NICE and were very helpful in providing some extra balls/tees on the turn. I can honestly say that I have not lost as many balls as I did at Oak Country in the last 3 years!!! The rough and fairways were in bad shape, and you couldn't find your ball unless you were right on top of it! Would play it again, especially if the price is right!!!!

Played the back nine 1st and everything was great until I reached the #1 hole and found that I had left my pitching wedge fromt my new set back at a previous green.
Stopped in to ask the staff and they were very helpful but no one had turned in the club.
So I back tracked to try and find it and some guys said they saw a guy that said he found a club but when a found him and asked he denied it. So, someone lifted it! Man! What happened to ethics on the golf course!! I nor any of the gentlemen I play with would ever do that!
After that I became discoraged and didn't even finish the game!

rough was Very long and tough, lost quite a few balls in play because the rough was so long, fairway were good, greens were receptive. owner are awesome!! Been going there for years! Much better than it was four years ago

This course could be a very nice track... a lot of imaginative and creative holes with many doglegs and a island green next to a silo!! But the course looks as though it has not seen any care. Fairways and greens, believe it or not, are hard-packed mud with patchy areas of grass. Greens need to be re-done and fairways need to be re-sodded!!! There is a reason this course is only costing $10 for 18 holes, including cart!!!

This course is not Pebble Beach, but it does have a great personality. For the price you can't beat it. Challenging and fun in a quirky kind of way.

If you're looking for a short course to play this is the one. I only used my driver twice dut to the shortness of the course. The front nine is fairly open, but the back nine gets pretty tight. Fun 18th hole which is a par 3 with the green on an island.