Played last week and probably won't play here again. The pro shop had pretty much nothing in it, the course itself was hacked up and with uneven tee boxes, bare fairways and hacked up rough. Paid $26 to walk and would have had to pay $39 to ride. We were stuck behind a fivesome the entire time and waited at every hole. If you can pay $10-$15, why not play it, but its definitely was not worth the green fee.

I used to play here every week. Its only par 3's but it's cheap and they're are some challenging holes. Small, quiet and 100% worth the green fee.

Played Sunday, nobody was out there, didn't have to wait at any tees. The customer service is always great at Bixby. It costs about $16 to play( 100% worth the green fee). Only 9 holes but its always fun playing at Bixby, I recommend it to all golfers. Hope to see you out there!

Played yesterday with a buddy and another group of two. There were a couple tees where we had to wait but still got through fairly quick. 18 green was worked on recently. Fairways were good, rough had a few mud spots. Tee boxes were pretty good, a few tough pin positions. Booked on golf now and paid $30 with a cart. good course to go to when its all said and done.

Played in a tourney today, had 5 or 6 groups. I was the last group, got out around 2:15 finished around 6:45. It was hot but we still had a good time. Customer service was great, food was just as good. A few holes were very narrow. The views of the course were amazing. Sand in the traps were kinda dusty, the lies were fairly easy. The rough was probably the best I've played on. Greens were firm, pin placements were tough. A few of the water holes were tough(4 & 5). All in all was a very fun course to play, if you have the money its definitely a course that you want to play if your up for a challenge.

I used to play here every Wednesday morning for a golf class in college, a lot of hills, a lot of the greens and holes in general are unique, you could probably drive a green or two on the par 4's. Good service, nice quiet atmosphere. There are no nets protecting the houses so be careful.

Golfed on the 2nd of July as a single, got on right away. i joined the group ahead of me for the back 9. constant breeze cooled us off and even got a little chilly at times. Course conditions were nice, a few holes that are along the street so you might have to deal with an idiot honking his horn but overall a fun course to play at. Not just a good course but good food as well.

Played today around 10:45, walked in and got on for $15 and got on right away. Tee boxes weren't in best condition but not bad. fairways were good, greens were a little fast but not bad at all. the roughs were not too hard to get out of, had a decent lie almost every time, but there were a couple spots that were torn up but not enough to effect you game. For a par 62 course it was a lot of fun and played all 18 holes in about 3 hours, maybe a little less.

It was more challenging then Meadowlark in HB. More fairway bunkers and the greens were faster(probably because of heat). One of the par 3 tee boxes was really torn up(back 9). Water doesn't show up for a few holes(later on in the front 9). Constant breeze kept us cool even though it was in the upper 90s. All in all a decent course to play at. (even thought I shot 107, haha)

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It was my first time being on a course, tee time at 6:23. Played Aug 26, 2012. I've heard it was a "hacker's" course and it used to be a dirt track but when i went it was a lot nicer then i thought. Fairways and rough were pretty good, greens and tee boxes were average, but the sand traps were kind of muddy, probably because of the time of day though. Shot 105 on my first time on a course. Overall a pretty good course to play on, especially for casual golfers.

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