Cimarron Golf Resort

It’s already 87 degrees when we tee off at 7:30 am, the goy in the pro shop warned us there was no water out on the course, expecting a high if at least 108. We had a fair amount of our own water so we made it through the 3 hours to play the 18 holes. The layout is fun but most of the fairways were in terrible condition, most greens were ok, would not play again for any price.

Course is not being kept up very well. Tees are burned out, greens are very rough and need to be cut. All putting requires a heavy hand due to long grass.

Just need more signage, we got lost and others did the same asking us where to go. More signage please.

Great par 3 . Challenging and lots of clubs to usr

treated very well in clubhouse...for mid summer the course is in acceptable shape...only real complaint is lack of drinking water, so beware, be safe and BYO water

For what Teeoff charges, not worth the money in summer. Course is dried out. Greens in rough shape. Pretty bare minimum staff.

Teeoff should only charge $15 for summer rate in desert. I would be a member off Teeoff if prices were a lot lower in summer.

Courses in desert are in right shape and your rates are too high since Covid ended.

No one on golf courses

Had a good time golfing, however the restaurant/bar area was closed for the season.

Staff was friendly d courteous. I will golf here again. Weather was hot but bearable.

Wanted to get one last round while in the desert. Wide open tee sheet Wednesday afternoon 6/12. Showed up around 1 pm and was out solo right away. The guy working the pro shop was very welcoming and kind (more on other staff later).

The layout is a cool mix of holes with getable par fives and fun par 3s. Can use a bit better signage but it’s not terrible. For summer, definitely good conditions with only some areas of burnt fairways. Greens rolling medium and smooth with fun contours and not overly difficult. Tee boxes and bunkers also fair to good. It was in the low 100s with a breeze and there was water in some jugs on the course and ice in the cooler on the cart. Please note::: When playing the few holes back by the overpass, there are some drifters, vagrants, homeless or whatever you deem them hanging around. Always be aware of your surroundings. Park the cart where it is visible (read here someone had their driver stolen; person ran off with it). I put my wallet and phone on my person while back there. No big deal. I was solo and they didn’t try anything weird so I’m sure they mind their own business for the most part.

Glad I was able to breeze through in 2 hours 15 minutes. When I pulled up to the cart drop, I waved to the employee in the purple shirt and he just stared and ignored me. No thanks for playing or how was it, nothing. Not ideal customer service in my opinion.

All in all, glad I got to experience another course in the area. Enjoy the walk…

This course is great. As an beginner golfer, it challenges me every time I play. I use every club in my bag here which helps me to learn distance control. I love the golf carts comes with a ice chest filled with ice!

Could be such a nice course if kept up. On the few holes where there was a water jug stand, not all had a jug inside. All that did have a jug inside had trickling to no water. No cart person either. Our tee time was 11:50 and thank goodness we brought our own water and didn’t rely on the course or cart person to buy from.

Also if you are female, porta potty’s only so be aware.

Greens were good but fairways were only average in spots