Cimarron Golf Resort

My wife is a beginning golfer. We had such a great time even though the winds were blowing fierce and it rained intermittently. We hope to try this again during another trip.

I had enjoyable day of golf playing this course for the first time. Upon arrival received a friendly welcome from the golf shop starter and the cart chief. The carts were in good condition and had built in GPS that displayed distance to the front, middle and back as well as distance to hazards.

Course has four sets of tees plus two combo sets of tees so the course can be played at 6 different total yardages. Very useful for selecting the tees that suit your golf game. Overall the course is pretty wide open. It’s pretty hard to lose a ball. There are plenty of bunkers to make tee shots and approach shots challenging.

Greens were fast but true.

There is a large driving range and huge putting green for practicing. There is a companion 18 hole short course that I did not get a chance to play but locals gave it high marks .

It was good, greens were slow but no one in front nor behind so was enjoyable.

Lovely course! Great design for higher handicap golfers!

An uncrowded nearly perfect day for golf. Course was in excellent condition.

The course definitely needs maintenance. The greens on 3,4,5 and 10 were absolute trash. The 10th green was all dirt.

This course is great for golfers that spray the ball. There aren't many hazards so you can let the big dog out on most holes. A challenge from the blues for any golfers.

Good course. No trees, and frankly not many boulders, on the Boulder Course. It's a generic layout, but actually it was fun. It feels like a links, but you've got to hit the greens. I've heard the pace of play there terrible, but for us it was great at 3:15. Play in the morning and you'll appreciate the course. I'd play it again.