Keeton Park Golf Course

I’m giving Keeton Park 4 stars more because of the practice facilities than the course. I’ve only played the course once and it was years ago, and generally not that memorable like most of the Dallas munis (sauf Tenison Highlands and Stevens Park).
KP has a nice range with good grass and good targets. Chipping area is very nice as well with a very good green. Practice green is sufficient, rolls better than most muni courses. Overall, I was very impressed with the practice facilities.

Thanks for finding my JBL Bluetooth speaker in the cart! Saved me some money. I look forward to coming back to play soon!

love this course!!, it is fun, water, bunkers, trees, nice greens, can’t complaint about it…
AND THE STAFF IS GREAT…2^nd on my top 5…

Price, quality, challenge — this place has it all!
I’d heard about this course from a guy I played with a few months ago. I normally play over at the Luna Vista course in Irving, but yesterday (Sunday) I decided to try someplace new. So, I drove to this course, and I’m glad I did! It took maybe a ½ hour to get to — there was no traffic in Dallas that morning (around 10 AM). The guy at the counter was wicked friendly, and hooked me up. I went out on my own, and soon caught up to the 3 people in front of me, who let me play with them. They were freaking hilarious and I had a blast playing with them! Playing alone is boring — I like golfing with other people for sure!
The course itself is in EXCELLENT shape. I think I only noticed one green with a touch of brown/​damage to it — but all the others were awesome — clean, smooth — just really nice. The first 5 – 6 holes are pretty narrow! Think of it as «challenging»! But after that, it really opens up. There is some water on this course, and it always surprises me how much water there is around these Texas golf courses (I’m originally from Boston). There are beer carts that go around, the clubhouse is small, but clean and the staff are really helpful and friendly. It’s a great value, too: 18 holes with a cart will run you like $ 30 or so? It’s also nice and QUIET: A lot of places I play have planes flying overhead or gun ranges nearby. This place has neither, and that alone earns it an extra star! Great course, great shape, great value.

What a beautiful course nestled way back in the hood. Most people wouldn’t think to venture out to this part of town and definitely not to play some golf. This is a municipal golf course and also home to the Tony Martinez golf school. Mr. Martinez is a highly ranked golf instructor by his peers and a variety of golf publications. I went to a golf clinic and various parts of the course were made available to the group. The head golf pro was very helpful and went over some simple golf tips that I had never heard before but I am a newbie.
I can’t wait to get back a play a round or three of golf here. I wonder if they will let me play with those Nike VR clubs I got a chance to try today. It was a little tough going back to my antiquated set I have.

Hidden gem!!! Great shape, new greens, new carts and perfect fairways! Pros are very knowledgeable, and everyone is friendly. Love playing here, but what put it over the top is the Tuesday Night Scramble! 9 holes after work, a few beers, few friends, and if you are lucky they will pair you with one of the pros!!!

Not a bad municipal course. Plenty of water to make it challenging. Putting greens were not the best maintained and were pretty inconsistent the last time I went. Yardages are not terribly long, so getting on in two is not an impossibility on the par 5’s.
You’re looking at around $ 35 for the weekends including cart. I’ll swing back around, but probably not until I’ve tried out some other courses first. Unless you live around in the area, there’s not a huge reason to come.

I had played this course a 100 years ago when I was little but then not again until the other day. It was inexpensive and in surprisingly good shape for a muni course. The design is great with some very good risk reward shots. It is over 6,500 yards from the tips so not just a chip and put type course.
It is not in the greatest part of town, but it is also an oasis in that part of town. You are surrounded by the Trinity forest and some marshes and water. It doesn’t even feel like North Texas to me.
I definitely enjoyed Keeton Park.