My son and I played course #1. Nice course over all. Greens need work. My issue... is that I was charged full price for my 9 year old beginner player. There are way too many courses in this area that provide breaks for juniors. I will not come back to SP.

Customer Service

A bit of a 'holier-than-thou' attitude. Again way too many golf couses in the area.

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WestRidge, Plantation, Oak Hollow, Pecan Hollow, Chase Oaks, Indian Creek, Coyote ridge

worst greens in texas.

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pecan hollow , firewheel, ridgeview,woodbridge

Sherrill Park Golf Course - the greens are terrible. Called for tee time, no mention of condition. The business side wants to get that $$. I don't play often, had adult kids with, played the 18 just for fun, no way to get serious.

Customer Service

Employees are friendly and apologetic, willing to give refund.

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Similar, I hope not.

Great course for the money in the Metroplex. Spectacular course for the money in Texas. I travel Texas and have found this course to be the best bet for value.

Fairways are good and easy to find (no blind holes here). Course 2 is hard to walk due to green to tee box layout; and you don't have to own a driver to play it. Course #1 is longer and more walker friendly. Greens have a tendency to be bumpy and inconsistent (some faster than others-grainy). Rough is ROUGH, in the summer months bring plenty of balls as if you find yourself as little as 2 yards off the fairway, you will not find your ball.

Staff if courteous and efficient

Customer Service

good

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The fairways of both courses are OK, the greens are not in good shape

Customer Service

The staff is a bit rude at times, the snack bar manager is the at the top of rudeness chain

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Firewheel, Pecan Hollow, Chase Oakes, Ridgeview Ranch, Buffalo Creek, Westridge, Woodbridge (all better choices)

Both courses here are good. #1 is fairly long, par 72 and about 6800 yards if I remember right. #2 is par 70 and shorter, around 6300. I like both, but I would have to pick #2 as my favorite. You'll hit a lot of different shots off the tee...some risk-reward holes, some definitely-don't-hit-the-driver holes, etc. The greens on the #2 are more fun as well. The downhill par-3 16th is quite a sight, as is the short par-4 6th and the par-3 12th. Only gripe is that the layout is somewhat confusing the first time out. #1 is the older course, and the holes are a little more straightforward, but there is a good deal of challenge there too, mostly due to the tighter, tree-lined fairways.

Customer Service

Not bad...not great, but not bad. Snack bar makes a good hot dog at the turn!

Strategic tee drives and placements.

Better drainage would be nice. And a greater marshal presence to keep the rednecks and their kids moving.

Sherrill Park has two courses, one which they call the Resort Course, and the other I forget. I believe the Resort course is designated #1 course, while the other is #2. I played the #2 first, and unfortunately after a day of TX rain. The range was very wet, and every irons swing made a mess. The #2 course, as i remember it is more narrow than #1. The #1 has a lot of doglegs, but very short. You'll be usin' the driver a lot less than the #2. #1 course has more water. The fairways were good for a muni course, the greens were fast and could have used a bit more maintenance but were ok. I've had no problems as a walk up during the weekdays. However, the weekends are very busy.

Course condition, price

ability to get a tee time.

For a city owned course, this is on of the better ones in the metroplex. The course has plenty of trees and water, and I found it to be rather enjoyable. Fairways and greens were in good shape though they did need some water, but overall pretty good for around $40.

Customer Service

tee times are hard to get, but the staff is pretty decent.

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Driving range is good, nothing special.