Desert Oasis by Welk Resorts

green slow. 2holes under construction . but staffs are very good

The course had issues with 2022 flooding. Two par 5 holes were shortened to par 3, understandable. Balls were easy to lose in plain sight in the rough, uncut and type of grass. The lake course had a lot water hazards.

I enjoyed my day. Finished in 3 hours and 10 minutes alone. Often hit a second shot.

I know you are trying to get the course back in good shape, but you still have a ways to go. The fairways are still a little thin, the fringes are needing more grass and the greens are not quite filled in yet. The worst though is the cartpaths, the junky condition of the rough, the dead trees along the course and of course the hurricane damage.

Realizing that the course still has flood issues on 2 holes, I thought the course was fine, good layout good greens etc......

I was not told or aware that 2 holes were not playable

The only nice part are the greens. It's really run down from what it was. 1 and 10 were flooded so now par 3's. Starter didnt know too much , never told us the code to the washrooms and how far number 10 par 3 was. Our gps wouldnt work. The pavement is heaved, tee boxes and rough need lots of work.

Very good condition. Lots of back and forth across roads. Nice restaurant good food.

Overall, a pretty decent course. Although, they are obviously taking their time rebuilding the first and tenth holes (currently short par 3's - originally par 5"s). So, that's a bit of a downgrade of value. Otherwise, it's a nice track.

Challenging golf course due to lakes and Bermuda rough

Luckily, the course did not charge me! I only paid fee to golf now. I did not play after being so disappointed . The pics all over the internet are not the recent pics of course. The course looks as though they still have not repaired the damage from last years huge rain storm(hurricane). Very deceptive and very disappointed. Don’t be fooled!!