Meadowbrook Park Golf Course

I understand there is twilight times but when you pay to play and you are way before the time is up the attendant comes and takes up the flags. You then have to play the last three or so holes without any flags for sighting. If the person who is attending wants to close up before the time of players are finished, especially those who are not using driving carts, then maybe he should not be an attendant any longer. This has happen to me several times once we were made to leave before we could finish our 9 hole round.

If that is the way this course runs then there should be given discount rates or money back . All they need are attendants that look at the golfers as customers since we are plying and paying.

I am a decent golfer and carry a relatively low handicap. I love a good challenging course and a course I can take my wife and this course is both! Have I played better, yeah, have I paid more? Oh yes by a long shot! This course is a great value and makes for a super fun and affordable round and provides a good challenge for all golfers!!! Definitely give this course a try and remember to play smart, I never tee off with more then an 8 iron.

This is the worst golf course I have ever played. Do not go here. The fairways are harder than concrete and the staff is, too.

If you’re booking a tee time for less than 10 dollars you should know what you’re getting into. It’s not a nice course that’s going to wow you with lush fairways and beautiful scenery but its a good place to practice and get a quick 9-18 in. The pace of play was really fast, it’s a very walkable course which is good because carts are pretty expensive. This isn’t a course to put on your bucket list but for the price I paid I think it was worth it.

Terrible course for just 9 holes. Terrible conditions

In the case of this course you need to manage your expectations. For the money and the pace of play this is a good place to just get in a round. Bring water.

I would only recommended this course to someone looking to learn how to play. Due to the narrow, sometimes non-existent fairways and minuscule greens, this is not an enjoyable place for a round.
As if the lack of size wasn't enough, most of the greens are built on top of mounds that make it nearly impossible to land an approach shot on the green. Even if you do hit the green, the grass is so dried out your ball will probably roll off the mound setting you up with a tough up and down.
At only $10 to walk you don't feel like you've been cheated, but there are way better 9 hole courses in the area for only a few bucks more.

I'd played this course before and didn't read the fine print. The fine print actually says that it's for 2 trips around this 9-hole course. Nice job with the hole setup. A nice balance of tee shots that favor those who draw or those who fade the ball. There will be approach shots on the par 4s with uneven lies factored in.

Me and my buddies play on this course regularly. Ray who works on the weekend is the only professional person there! Save your time and money and go elsewhere. We were harassed by the groundskeeper today, because apparently we did not follow the cart path arrows; which was pointed in all types of directions. The groundskeeper shouted at us, disrespected us, and caused a big scene that was totally uncalled for... All because we did not follow the cart path arrows - which other groups in front of us disregarded as well.

We tried to de-escaled the situation by driving off, but the groundskeeper went and got the owner of the course, and they approached my buddy to argue about our golfing etiquette. The owner made a comment that “tensions are high due to covid-19 and this is a learning experience for us and his staff”. This man clearly did not hold his worker accountable for his actions. We paid money to play on this course just as we do on the regular basis and never had an issue. But today the groundskeeper wanted to be a PGA course officiator that was disrespectful, and very unprofessional how he spoke to us.

I will no longer support this business. Save your money and your peace of mind and golf elsewhere!

This is absolutely the worst course I have ever played. My wife and I played the course while visiting Dallas. We chose the course based on the reviews but were terribly disappointed. First of all, we had to pay extra for a golf cart. One would suppose that the course would have cart paths, but sadly this is not the case. There are a few concrete paths and some dirt paths and some mud paths while some holes have no paths at all. The course looks abandoned, like something from the Walking Dead, replete with walkers. Did I mention that most players are walking the course? Bare dirt everywhere. Greens in terrible shape, fairways not much better. You can see AT&T Stadium from the course, unfortunately the neighboring community is not so attractive. The course is unplayable, we quit after playing 5 holes. Don't make the mistake I did, steer clear of this course.

Horrible. We were charged 52 dollars total for two players. No cart was included. Club house smelled like dirty dog. If you wanna practice an iron only this is the place to do it. You can get by, by using a 5 iron the whole course. Wouldn’t recommend to anyone.

Course conditions are not great but the price is very reasonable. Fantastic staff. Course is great for working on your short game.

The green fees are super cheap and it says walking only but once you get there you can rent a golf cart or push cart. The greens are turtle backed so they can be a bit challenging but I had a blast. I played 36 holes that day for under $40 including the cart. I will definitely be back!!!

Played today with a buddy and his son. Greens were terrible but other than that it was fine. The course is not long, so driver isn’t needed a lot. You have to shape a few shots here due to trees so the work you get with your irons is valuable. This is a course where you go to strictly work on your game. If you take that approach then it will be a great value to you!

This is the perfect course to take a kid or girlfriend and teach them how to play golf. When you show up, you can see the entire course from the parking lot. Your driver will only come out for one hole. Overall, friendly staff and pace, but dont waste your money if it isnt one of your first times playing.

Good doesn't have to be expensive and Meadowbrook is the perfect example. For about $10 you get 9 holes of golf with a view of Dallas Cowboys Stadium The conditions are average but the course is somewhat challenging with narrow fairways on the par 4's. It's the best course in DFW, for this price, and great to go out to work on your game without breaking your budget.