The Spruce Creek Preserve Golf Club

Spruce creek has completed some much needed upgrades yo the fairways. However they have 3 greens that need immediate attention.

Over all I was well pleased with the course and pace of play

Been about a month since I last played this course and the improvement regarding the condition of the greens was tremendous. My hat is off to the greenskeeper..I am an older recreational player who truly values a course and staff like Spruce Creek Preserve Golf Course. Many thanks!

I would only recommend this course if you get a good price on GolfNow. I heard a golfer say it’s in better shape than a month ago, but it has a long way to go!

This course gets better every time I play here. The greens are much better, some bare spots but fewer every time. fairways and tee boxes are fair. Its a great little course if you are working on your game.

Looks like the greens were punched a week or so back. Some weeds on them and some washout from the last storm. Fairways were in decent shape, with about half cart only. Its getting there....

The friendliness of the staff is absolutely second to none. The fairways could be in better shape, and the greens are a work in progress. The course is beautiful. The layout is wonderful. It’s a bit of a challenge, and I highly recommend going there and playing

Hands down one of the worst maintained courses in Marion county! It’s pretty bad when you loose balls on the fairway because of the grass being to tall

If you've ever wondered what it's like to putt on fairway grass, this course is the place for you. The greens were so overrun with weeds and cut so long that chipping on them felt like the smarter play. Calling them "greens" is generous. They were the length of a fairway.

Speaking of fairways, they played more like rough. Crabgrass was everywhere, and every tee shot came with the exciting possibility of a flyer lie thanks to the overgrown tee boxes. Apparently, basic course maintenance is considered optional here.

I've heard of greenside bunkers, but this course has pioneered a new hazard: mud bunkers on the green. Nothing says quality golf experience quite like rolling a putt through mud.

To top it all off, I arrived 30 minutes early for my 8:52 tee time only to find there were no carts available. After waiting around, we finally teed off 15 minutes late because the course couldn't provide basic equipment for paying customers.

Overall, it felt less like playing golf and more like volunteering for course maintenance. I wouldn't pay to play here again. In fact, they'd have to pay me to come back and waste my time.

Save your money, save your round, and play somewhere else.

The course was in terrible condition. Greens with craters and weeds. Tee boxes were unplayable. Fairways were pretty poor on many places