Timberlinks Golf Club

I enjoy the elevation changes and the ability to get a last minute tee time. It’s got to be the most difficult course in the state when it comes to almost zero rough cut. If you’re not on the fairway, it’s a drop. Forget about finding your ball and hitting from the off the fairways. The prices are good and it’s literally the only track in Denton. Fairways slowly improving but still lots of bare spots. The greens are top notch but they have a lot of patches left.

Some fairways are in rough shape. The greens were terrible. 10am tee time and sprinklers were on at one green and another was being graded. All were sand. The guy at the pro shop was very nice.

The dirtiest grimiest golf course I have ever seen. There is trash absolutely everywhere everytime we are here they don’t clean it up they don’t keep the fairways green whatsoever. Rocks everywhere. Horrible terrain. Cart girls are rude, Take far too long to make a single drink. Shop guys are incompetent and slow. Overall you’re better driving to Flower Mound for what you pay here.

The layout of the course was cool and reasonably challenging. The condition of the course itself was pretty poor. There were many giant holes in the fare way along with multiple muddy and slippery spots. I almost slipped and fell while on the fare way.

Greens were in good shape, but so SLOOOOOOW. The fairways were full of pot holes & puddles. The layout was gimmicky to put it lightly. I'm guessing they use the gray water from the apartment complex connected to the course because there was so much water standing on the course. Especially in the drought conditions we've been in. The seat of the cart had a hole on the corner of it that scratched my leg every time I got in and out, the windshield was busted and it ran poorly. I paid $62 for 18, but left after 9. They offered a rain check, but I declined. I've played Lindsey apartment courses in Arkansas that were in much better shape. The Lindsey family should be embarrassed to have one of their courses in this condition.