Tour 18 Dallas

Course lay out was great, holes did resemble iconic holes. Greens with other invasive grass throughout making for poor roll. If greens repaired would definitely play again.

Layout was unbelievable. Course is definitely under repair, but if you want a great experience come here. Greens were fine and tee boxes were good. Back nine is getting worked on. Don’t come here expecting the hole name you’ll play. It’s not Augusta but it’s a pretty cool lay out. Staff was upfront about conditions

The course has zero business being open.

Fairways are desert. Greens have weeds everywhere.

Tee boxes were dirt and unlevel.

2 of the holes were completely unplayable.

And one hole (18) was closed.

Either get it back in shape or just close it for a season and redo it.

The course has a decent amount of holes under repair on the back nine. It is still playable, but you may wanna wait until the summer when they are done. The staff is upfront with the conditions. We still had an enjoyable round of golf.

Treated us so well
The starter really made us feel so welcomed

Staff was super friendly. Course was in great condition for January. Greens were in great shapes . The bunkers were under repair, and because of this they gave us a 20% discount. Will definitely go back.

The gimmick of replicating famous courses is ok but definitely not worth the price. Course fairways and greens were 3rd tier muni course conditions

Tour 18 has bunker renovations which are clearly stated otherwise this course is absolutely stellar. 100% will return to see how great it is after the renovations finish. Those complaining need a reality check.

Pace of play was too long. But to be honest, the reason is the skill level of the golfers. My son and I are very low handicapers. We're both a 2 and play the tips everywhere we play. But, honestly, you have way too many hackers that play this course. This course isn't easy. The slope and the pace of the greens aren't for your weekend, beer drinking, taking selfies, warriors. If you shoot in the 80s, you'll be in the 90s at the end of your round. If you shoot in the upper 80s into the 90s, then you're just in the way. This isn't the course where you see where you 90s game is at. You're not going to improve your game here. You can be 20 ft for birdie and if you're on the wrong side of the cup, you're just putting to get the ball close, I watched the two we were playing with 3 putt to 4 putt every hole and we're upset about when they should have understood that this course is easy above their skill level. It makes for a long day. Looking around, the majority of the players couldn't handle the course. A 3.5 hour round was a 5 hour round.

The course is in decent shape for this time of year. Course is redoing all their bunkers and you can tell they're working hard to get the course back. I think it'll be there by mid 2025. Staff, friendly. Carts,upgraded. And you can't beat the layout. But again, this isn't a course for hackers. You'll be 10 over or more after your first 9 holes. My son shot an 76 and I shot a 75. It's a tough course.

Course was in very bad condition the last time I played there 6 months ago and even worse at the end of 2023. Fairways are improving, but there are still some bare spots and dry areas. The greens are fine. Some bunkers can improve and some are perfectly playable. Overall I would say it is an average golf course and seems a bit expensive for the overall condition. For $14 more you can book at Wildhorse in Robson Ranch which is a very well maintained course.
The interesting thing about this course is being able to play famous PGA holes including the challenges of imitating a professional course. That is a unique experience.

Course would have been perfect had they not overwatered the fairways. Overwatering plays to my two weaknesses: (1) I am a short driver; and (2) I can't hit out of very shortly mowed grass that is wet.
Although I am a short driver (210), I hit good drives that would go only about 180 yards. I did not get any roll because of the wet fairways. I even had one ball stop where it landed. So instead of my approach shots being 150 to 165, they 195 or worse
Second, I always hit slightly behind and underneath the ball when with my irons and wedges. That is the kiss of death when you are hitting off of very short, wet grass.
Plus, I have no idea how many balls I lost and I can't explain how I lost them.I would hit my short drives down the middle of the fairway and not find them.
Don't get me started on the pin placements. All in all, it was set up to be the most difficult course I have played in 30 years. But I will be back when it dries out. Beautiful course and clubhouse, and great staff!!!!