My wife and I came in here for the first time last week and we were pleasantly surprised by our…read morevisit! We were welcomed by the one of the owners who got us into our bay and setup to play a round of golf. The Trackman devices they have in each bay helps serious golfers track things like spin rate, launch angle, carry distance, etc. These numbers will help you develop your game and make the right club choice once out on the course. Although our hour and half was a little pricey, we thoroughly enjoyed our visit here and will definitely be back again. This place certainly deserves more attention, so if you want a place to improve your game, this is it.

5 stars isn't enough to describe the level of service Steven brings to the table; his facility is…read moretop notch and on top of that he provides customer service that is absolutely remarkable. Having patronized his business for lessons, golf club fittings, or even an indoor round of golf when the weather is bad for over a year now, this review is long overdue. I can't recommend Indoor 18 enough.

Park of the OK park system, this facility has fields, basketball court, tennis courts, playground,…read moreswings, pavilion, a community center and walking paths. There is also a ball field with lights. Oh and I almost forgot there is a dog park as well. The problem is that it's become rather run down, especially the tennis and basketball courts. It's overdue for maintenance that is for sure. I'm still glad to have come here to enjoy some air and get in a walk.

Very unique and clever approach on the gym/play place offering for children of all ages (and…read morefamilies!) with "Ninja" style obstacle courses and equipment throughout. We went for a birthday party for one of my son's friends, and they did an excellent job. The party had probably 30+ children (with parents) and there were 3 team members, so a decent ratio of adults to children. Parking outside was a bit of a challenge - the facility is on a side street with industrial style buildings common in parts of edmond, but there was limited parking close to the door of the gym. The party was just under two hours and having been to hundreds of children's birthdays over the years, I liked their approach. They started with a demo in one area, and had all the kids line up and go through the activity. Then, onto 2-3 other demos, before it was open gym time. For the most part, my son found a lot to do and frequented his favorite activities. We did this for the next hour or so, then stopped for cake, singing, and pizza for 30 minutes or so. Then, they opened the gym back up for about 20 min of free play. The staff was warm and attentive - a younger adult man seemed to be the team lead assisted by a young teen boy, and a girl who could have been high school or early college age. A few children had some bumps and mishaps but no biggie. The girl who attended the party didn't speak professionally to my child as they inspected his shoes for icing or cake to renter the gym. He didn't understand how she wanted him to lift and then his feet for inspection (that is a little tricky!) and she got short with him in her tone of voice and body language. She frustratedly said, "NO - this way, you GOOF! THIS WAY." Yikes - a bit harsh and unnecessary. I was suuuuuper close to saying, "you don't need to speak to him that way - he's just 6 and trying to understand how to help you." - but I didn't. I figure it can't be the easiest job to be a children's birthday party attendant. She also repeatedly called the children, "kiddos." - it was just a bit odd. We would be interested in returning for another party, open gym or class - my son adored the experience. In fact, he has declared his next birthday will be there!

I know all the pictures show kids jumping around but don't be fooled.. there is an adult section…read moretoo. Dominique was such a great host for our party of adults.. he made sure we were safe but he also encouraged us to try all the equipment and helped us on the obstacles. Our group had such a great time competing against each other and laughing at our wipeouts! We had a range of people from every day gym people to never seen a gym people and everyone had fun. They have the warped wall, the spider wall, salmon ladder, rings, ropes, balance obstacle... if you've seen it on America ninja warrior they probably have it! They have an open night on Friday nights were you can just play around if you don't rent it for a party!

We had a beautiful 4th of July visiting the park to walk the dog. Parking lot is located at cross…read morestreets: 33rd st and Rankin Terrace. After a nice walk at the Edmond Dog park next door, we walked to the Bickham-Rudkin park for some exercise. Beautiful landscape and thoughtfully developed areas include a pond for fishing, a pavilion for reservation, an Arboretum that was built by the Margaret Annis Boys Club, multi-use trails for walking, biking, etc, and several playgrounds. Bring water as there are not drinking fountains except at the playground. We walked a total of 1.36 miles on the trails from the dog park. Please check out my pictures, such a pretty area! Highly recommended by locals. Very clean and well taken care of!

Had a great time here. Loved the course layout. There are two courses. Nice that many of the holes…read moreare right on the lake. The new clubhouse opened when we were there. The cheeseburger was awesome. They have a great driving range and putting area. Definitely will return.

Stopping in for breakfast! First time here! I've ridden my bicycle past this place so many times…read moreand today I just felt like "I'm stopping for breakfast!" It was nothing fantastic Eggs over easy, Bacon & Wheat toast. A good post ride meal. Might have to come back for the Eggs Benedict.

I LOVE Cimarron National golf course!! The designer of these and the courses across the street did…read morenot "believe" in sand traps (felt it slowed down the game too much); therefore, there's no sand traps to worry about. They did, however, still believe in water hazards (which can be problematic for those like me who have some difficulties getting loft in your shot). There are 2 18-hole courses: Cimarron National and Aqua Canyon. Cimarron is harder with water hazards coming into play more often. Both are great to play. My favorite is Aqua Canyon. Pros: courses are well-maintained and employees are always pleasant. The KEY pro: it's NEVER busy! You don't have to worry about people crowding you, nor do you have to worry about creeping up on folks in front of you and having to wait. I've never had a problem with getting a tee time on the weekend (either by calling a couple of days ahead or same day). The clubhouse is nice - standard golf course fare. This one does have a kitchen that will make a tasty grilled cheese and tomato sandwich for the vegetarians. Price is pretty much what you would pay (or less) for a course in the city - $105 for 3 rounds of golf and 2 carts. The only con I would list is the drive time (though for me, it's not, as I enjoy road trips (even if they are "mini")). The courses are in Guthrie, so it's about a 30 minute drive from NW OKC, but it's absolutely worth it if you like being able to play at your own pace.

Not in good shape at all in sept 2026. Hard fairways with next to no grass at all. Injured my arm…read moretrying to hit off the hard clay dirt fairways. . Oklahoma was super dry this year so its prob not their fault but if you are looking to golf on a nice grass course soon this aint the one.

Unfortunately it is not managed well, playing there is going to get kids seriously hurtread more

This place is really growing and the help they provide for kids to.play in college is greatread more

Paid a premium because it was a holiday, yet the club was operated by minimal staff, which led to…read moresome real issues. First, if you're going to have over half of the holes be "cart path only" then you need to tell folks at check-in. Instead, on many of them, you didn't know until your cart stalled in the fairway and you had to back out. Second, there seemed to be no reason for the "cart path only" because it was dry. Perhaps, it was just lack of updating from Friday night's rains. Third, we were a foursome. Most courses foursomes have priority. In fact, many won't even let you make a tee time unless you have at least three. That's especially the case on weekends and holidays when tee sheets are full. Yet, our foursome was followed by 3 twosomes and a single!! Difficult to stay ahead of that, especially with all of the "cart path only" holes! So, we spent time waving folks through left and right when the clubhouse (no starter present on a high-density holiday for golf) should have paired up some of those twosomes and the single to keep pace of play more constant. Instead, we couldn't get into a rhythm until we finally had the last of them play through on the back 9! All-in-all, a pretty pathetic operation today. The course was in typical Winter conditions except range balls were like rocks!!

Great public course. Course is always in terrific condition. Challenging but not ridiculously hard…read more GPS on the cart and great range.