LaFortune Park Golf Club

Awesome round here! I was in Tulsa on business, ended my event early, and wanted to sneak in a round of golf. I called the clubhouse and they said they could sneak me on. I rolled up, and everyone inside was so awesome. The guy who first greeted me, the other guy who ran and grabbed my rental clubs, the girl who rang me up, the starter - literally everyone was awesome. I rented a set of Srixon clubs for only $25 that were great. A few soggy and patchy spots in the rough, I know cuz I can’t hit the ball straight, but the fairways and greens were pretty clean. There are plenty of water haza…

Worst experience I have ever had at a golf facility. We booked our tee time over the phone the day prior. It is close to an hour drive here from our house. Show up to play and we were given different information at the counter than what we were told over the phone. Bella behind the seat had the worst smirk on her face the entire time. One of their “pros” also made a smart remark. Lauren was also of no help either. Both Bella and Lauren called me a liar. Cannot believe the utter disrespect here. We just left and went to play a different course.

I was golfing here the other day and I noticed a man, I believe his name was Craig, he was being very unprofessional and very rude to his workers. I highly recommend you guys should check in on that because it is a very bad look. He also appeared to be intoxicated which is very unprofessional considering he is on the clock.

Positives: Beautiful greens, great fairway grass and large landing areas. Nice terrain, easy walk, deep bunkers, great rate and pleasant staff. Overall well design course and practice facility. It is a public course with a lot of play. I've decided to retire to Tulsa and play this course every day (if I could retire and play golf every day). This is the travel day for my trip, head back home in a couple hours. I came over last night and hit range balls. They have a lighted range. It was $4 for 40 balls. 90% of the slots were taken but there were a lot and turnover was often so I didn't notic…

I love this park. It's a great park for running/jogging and walking. Good scenery and landscape. There a tennis center, golf course and public library. It's a clean and well maintained park.

Great public facility. Well maintained courses. Recent upgrades to par 3 course make it a great track for players of any skill level. Huge driving range with muktiple, well marked targets. Well stocked clubhouse. Surprisingly good snack bar. Western omlette is one of my favorites in town.

Having both par 3 and championship 18-hole courses, and centrally located in mid-town Tulsa, makes this course convenient for all. The par 3 is a hidden gym in Tulsa with holes ranging from 90 to 170 yards. If you want to work on your short game, that’s the course to do it…. And the championship course is challenging with a rating of 72.4 at the tips and a slope of 124.

Course is very average. Most of the staff very friendly but one guy stood out as a total jerk. Doesn't belong in the clubhouse. Otherwise it was just Ok

Decent public course with a fun par 3 with lights. The practice facilities are lit which is great. However, PLEASE put up yardage markers on the driving range or at least the pins. You have no idea how far you are hitting and it feels the ball goes out into a green abyss of nothing. Range tokens increased in price, the least we could have is yardage markers out there…

Great cafeteria service. The two gentlemen are very outgoing and have a great personality and hospitality skills!

It was a 3.2 mile trail. Pretty good place to walk, especially for the middle of the city.

New layout on Par 3. A bit more playable than before. Cart paths have been added the entire course. New improved lighting. A definite good time.