Oak Meadows Golf Course

My golf game is not advanced by any means. A group of four city slickers decided to spend a Sunday afternoon playing a round of 18. The cost was $ 39 for a cart for a decently maintained course in late July.
We scheduled a tee time just after 1pm and they were prompt getting us on. They have at trailer, literally, serving up beers, brats, and your average snacks to take along for the ride. Beers prices were affordable and of course the cart girl is there to fill in the gap (no fireballs shots though).
A majority of the holes were lined with mature trees making it a bit interesting to find your ball in the woods. I had a few decent shots that were swallowed up by rough. A lot of fallen leaves made it a bit tricky to locate the ball at times. Solution was to hit the ball straight. Fairways were nice with a few rough spots and the greens seemed to play a bit slow.
Mostly straight, no major dog legs, and the par 3’s were fun with a lot of water to play around. I’d say it wasn’t super challenging but I still did not I shoot close to par. We kept pace, didn’t run into the ranger, and enjoyed a nice afternoon. Definitely a place I would go back to visit and perfect for a group who may hack it up a bit.

Nice course. Classic tree-​lined golf course, but it’s old so the trees are all very mature. Not a great course for «hackers» or people that hit it 2 fairways over. If you get in the trees it is not easy to get out.
We played after there was a storm the night before and the drainage was not very good. Many of the fairways were underwater in spots, so much so they shut down the front 9 of the golf course.
For $ 38 to walk in «primetime» it’s hard to argue with this place. I will definitely come back, but will try to do it after a dryer weather spell so a few of the holes aren’t under water.

My wife and I just went to play a nice 18 holes, but didn’t realize you had to play like a pro here or you will be hounded by the course rangers and asked to leave. We had people in front of us just as far as we had people behind us and no one was complaining or even waiting for more than a couple of minutes. My wife had mentioned to them in the beginning that she was new to the game, and after the first couple of holes they just followed us around at nearly every hole. They started out by telling us this is not a course for beginners, then quickly escalated to parking the cart off to the side of us and watching. They were also telling us to only play 9 holes, then told us to only play 1 ball. This made my wife and I very uncomfortable and irritated. Again, we were not taking much more time than I would expect most other average players to take. Par 4 we would finish going over by 3 or 4 at worst but that’s it. The constant disrespectful badgering by the course ranger got so bad that my wife just stopped playing after about the 7^th hole and they told us we should try an easier course. The funny thing is that this was not a very hard course and we were playing fine. What a terrible experience, and we will never go back there again!

Awesome driving range, 19^th hole, and staff. Austin, Jesse, Ken, and Joe will take care of you!

OK course. Nothing great, nothing terrible. Decently maintained, fair greens, and a friendly staff. The bar is currently set up in a trailer, so nothing great about that. Rates are also very affordable for courses in this area. I’d go again.

A friend made such a big deal out of this place and it was a HUGE let down. My buddy tells me to meet him in the «bar», which is a trailer. The bartender offers us PBR as the beer of choice. So many repairs being done, so many drop zones, and the course itself is really straight and easy. The hardest part of the course is putting on the sandy greens and searching for balls for 5 minutes that were just off the fairway. The repairs zones look like non repair zones. They take terrible care of this placeI shot well there too becuz its such an easy course. I won’t be going back

After numerous rounds at Maple Meadows, my friends and I decided to play on the other side of the fence. Maple Meadows and Oak Meadows are directly next to each other. I actually didn’t realize it was a different course before a few days ago. The greens fees are very reasonable (Weekend twilight for under $ 40 to ride), and the course is beautiful and challenging. Although it poured for the first three holes, the rain dried up quickly in the 90 degree weather and made for a perfect Saturday outing. The rough was a little long for my liking (made for a tough time finding any balls that weren’t on the fairway). Thats about the only complaint I could have. Carts are brand-​spankin new, beer was cold as ice, rangers were very friendly. I’ll definitely be back a few times this season. Oh, and grab a jalapeño brat at the turn. Its got a nice spice to it!