Don’t believe all the bad reviews you see online for this course. The fairways, tee boxes and greens were all in decent shape. The greens were in good shape and fairly fast had breaks that were hard to read for me. But that’s just operator error.
They have a nice putting green. That’s very similar to the actual greens. They actually have a chipping space as well. Sorry, no photo.
I did pay about $60 online on GolfNow. But it seems like that’s kind of going rate in this area of the country.
I played this course a year ago and was equally satisfied. I’ll definitely be back.
Some challenging holes where you have to hit over a creek twice towards the green that makes for very tricky approaches and requires course management.
a year ago
March 2025; 1st time to play the course.
Senior, played blue tees (6320, 70.7, 124)
Highlights: Clubhouse, impressive layout & greens (despite some poa anna ).
Shot makers course; driving in the fairway is a must to score. Water on a # of holes.
Greens are large, they hold, can spin the ball.
Tee boxes & fairways have potential but need more water. Fairways were hard & rolled out.
Practice area is large ( mats only )
Practice putting area is excellent
People were very nice & welcoming
Lots of maintenance work to be done ( brush pickup, etc ) that will make the course shine
Solid value at senior rate $$
Will be back!
11 months ago
I recently played a round at Trails of Frisco Golf Club, and it was an outstanding experience from start to finish. The course is beautifully maintained, with lush fairways, smooth greens, and a layout that offers both challenge and variety. Every hole has its own character, and the scenic views throughout make it a pleasure to play.
The staff is friendly, professional, and welcoming. From the moment I checked in, I felt taken care of. The pace of play was just right—fast enough to keep things moving, but never rushed. The course offers a nice mix of holes for all skill levels, so whether you’re looking to test your game or enjoy a relaxed round with friends, it’s a perfect fit.
I was especially impressed with the practice facilities, which are well-equipped for warming up or working on specific skills. The clubhouse is comfortable, with a great selection of food and drinks for after your round.
Overall, Trails of Frisco Golf Club delivers an exceptional golf experience. Between the pristine conditions, thoughtful design, and excellent service, it’s a place I’ll keep coming back to. Highly recommend it for anyone looking for a quality round of golf in a welcoming and scenic setting.
7 months ago
The good the bad and the ugly.
The good: We reserved a tee time for Friday, thinking we made it for Sunday so when we showed up, they fit us in. We had a group of 4 but one of us wasn’t actually playing so they only charged us for 3 people which was nice. I started to wonder after hole 3 if that was our “discount”, however it still cost us $275 for 3 people to play on this janky course.
The bad: The person that checked us in was dipping and spitting in his cup… 🫣
I’m not a golfer but I know how a golf course should look and play and this isn’t it. Nothing about these grounds were smooth. Literal holes in the ground that we had to avoid when getting to our ball.
Yes, I know flooding happens and therefore trash is visible. Yes, I know it’s Texas and we haven’t had much rain so drought happens and the ground cracks. Yes, I know maintenance is required.
So when all these things happen, it would be nice to get a heads up when paying this much to play golf on a course in this condition. We could have found a nicer, less expensive course to play.
The ugly: Look at the pictures to see for yourself.
2 years ago
Good, challenging track. Greens were in decent shape. Fairways had some issues. Bunkers were a mess, un-raked with tire tracks. A foursome in front of our group was a five-some to begin the back 9. For $90, I would recommend a different golf course in the area.
10 months ago
