The condition of the greens. The low cost. Trail fees if you own your own cart.

The back nine is too easy. Number nine green is not very fair. If your approach is above the hole, your birdie putt will roll off the green, no matter how softly you tap it, but they say they are going to rebuild it in October.

Maintenence is good. The man in charge of course maintenence was in charge of course maintenence at Oak Tree in Edmond. He came back to Al & Em's to take care of the course when his dad died. The greens are in excellent condition. The tees could use a little work. The front nine is a good as almost any other in the state. The back nine is really too easy. Most of the par fours back there, being from 265 to 320 yards, are drivable. This course is an excellent bargain. During the week, the green fees are only eight dollars. If you have your own cart, you can pay a five dollar trail fee and play all day.

Customer Service

They are just very good people.

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Price - $10 and you can play all day.

Not much to offer on the back nine.

A somewhat challenging front nine with plenty of water to test your mental game. All but 1 and 7 play over or along side a water hazzard. Once you get to the back nine you can really score. Very few trees or water hazzards to test you here.

Greens are in great shape, some with severe slopes and usually some tough pin placements (especially on 9).

Customer Service

Good ol' boy attitudes make you feel welcome at all times.

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Golf shop is a trailer house. Not much to offer here...