Deer Creek Golf Club

Coarse is nice, the bunkers need a lot of work. the every 5 minutes tee time is brutal it’s a 5 hour round lots of down time.

Tee to green, the grass was great. However, ALL of the bunkers were hard as a rock with many having weeds growing inside of them. The bunkers were simply unplayable.

Greens, fairways and tees all in nice shape. Traps were filled with dirt on many holes, not sand. Pace of play was a little slow, almost 5 hr. round. Was a good test of golf and very fair.

If you go on certain times you can play 18 holes for 30 bucks in 3ish hours. The course has some pretty open fairways and a couple challenging dog legs. All the par 3s have OB areas in front of the green which makes them some of the harder holes (for me)

Even if your a good player or new this course is not the easiest but it’s not the hardest the sights and layout is very fun definitely recommend for anyone in the area

I had a good time playing here, playing the front nine in 1:40. The back nine however, was painfully slow. There were several groups ahead of us which were excessively slow. They even played several balls if they did not like their previous shot. No regard for pace of play or even cared they were slowing down the entire golf course and golfers were waiting on them. No ranger in sight to inform them to pick up the pace. Even though you might be a bad golfer, shooting 140 or worse if you counted all your mulligans, you can still be quick about it. The course was in excellent condition with the exception of the bunkers. The bunkers were not manicured, sand so hard you could putt out of them if you chose to, and very large rocks that would damage your wedge. Some even had weeds in them. Don't get me wrong, this is a solid course and is enjoyable to play at any skill level. Just hope you don't get behind a group which should be playing at an executive par 3 course.

This is a great golf course, and I’ll definitely add it to my rotation. The staff were fantastic and very accommodating, and the price was just right. Thanks to Jay and Candie.