Really nice course, good price, and carts are very comfortable with GPS. There is a mix of dog legs and wide open fairways which is nice. The fairways themselves are in good shape especially considering drought conditions. The greens are incredibly difficult for the average player. Every green slants forward a large amount and they are very hard to read. Not one person in my group could sink a 1st putt. Very difficult to get a ball to sit on the green with an iron shot. The different color flags on the green to determine flag position was a nice touch and a great idea. Rangers are seen a lot trying to push along the rate of play. I can see this can be frustrating to some. We were told to speed up even though the 2 groups in front of us were holding us up. Maybe try spreading tee times out a few minutes? All in all we had a good time at this course aside from the frustrating greens.

6 months ago

Course is always in great shape. Staff is always diligent and organized. Usually very good at monitoring and aiding pace of play if it slows down. Carts are up to date with interactive screens. Some tight tee shots and approaches make it interesting, and there are also some wide open holes and short par 4s/5s to swing away and go after. Great course, very playable for average golfers.

7 months ago

This review is long overdue. I play at Oak Lane often for a multitude of reasons. To put it quite simply, this course is a “gem”. As a public course, pound for pound this is the best bang for your buck. I’d stack this up against Great River, Centennial and almost any other track you can name within a 50 mile radius. Fairways are gorgeous. Greens are true and very fast. Layout is terrific and the staff is as welcoming as it gets. Do yourself a favor and head to Tradition at Oak Lane and tell em, Alan sent ya. I promise you won’t be disappointed. But be warned - this track will challenge your best game.

9 months ago