Fox Creek Golf & Racquet Club

This is a nice course. It's got a little of everything: changes in elevation, water, sand, and plenty of dog legs. I was surprised that it was dry out, having stormed a day or two before. They are working on improving the drainage, so certain parts of the course are under repair. All in all a very nice round.

This course is fun to play. It is not real difficult but a challenge particularly if you do not get off the tee well. There are several blind shots where direction and distance come into play and several holes involve second shots over water. Like all courses playing from the blue adds to the length and difficulty. I like the shot making needed to score well.
I recommend Fox Creek as a great round of golf.

. Weather was terrible. From tee to green still very playable. Once a nice establishment, now rundown. Course is still challenging.

Although the course was very wet, when it had not rained in days, the fairways were well manicured and the greens in excellent condition. Upon arriving, carts looked like they had been through a mud bog, didn't take long to find out why. Course is well taken care of, golfers are not, for example, cart paths, restrooms, pro shop all show their age.

The course was flooded and made it hard to really enjoy it. No one told us they moved the tee boxes because of the flooding. Alot of tees mismarked. Dont think I'll come back

This course is in a valley, so I'm not sure it's ever dry. Poorly marked yardage, and 2 par 5s are now par 3s. The cart paths are under water, and full of ruts.

nice challenging greens, fairways were in good condition

it was not bad value for the money but it had just rained the night before so everything was wet and damp but not the course's fault, so please take my review with a grain of salt. Played long due to wind and weather, but without the golfnow discount I think it would have been over priced for 18 holes during the week... But all in all I will probably play there again with better weather conditions.

This is fun challenging course that sits in a small valley. It gives you a lot of unique shots. The 1st and 10th tees are about 50 feet above the fairways. Many tee boxes and greens have extreme elevation changes. There are several trees that force you to play around them on several holes. With the cooler than normal weather and more rain, the course was still in great shape it was not soggy except for the few spots. Greens are tiny, and the ones cut into the hill can have a lot of slope, keep the ball below the hole. Always super fast play!!! Cart paths were a little bumpy and was the only part of the course that had too much water, lots of puddles everywhere.

small greens thick rough somewhat challenging.would not pay normal green fees to play this course.just okay.

This course will challange you so be prepared great visuals and bring a few extra balls for you hackers out there water and woods almost everyhole

Greens were in great shape. You got a true roll and a couple greens are very difficult. You must keep the ball below the hole. Very quite golf course. Pace of play moved along nicely. The cart paths are a little rough and can beat you up a bit but great course for the price.

This was a very nice, well-kept course. It had rained the evening before and the course had drained very well. It just had puddles on the cart paths. The rain from the night before eliminated any roll on your drive, so it played much longer, but it was still in great shape. The back 9 was pretty tight and forced you to hit to a spot, while the front 9 had several hills making the course a challenge. It's a course I will definitely return to play.

The clubhouse is old & ready to fall down. The course conditions are always contingent on how it weathers the Spring storms. Most of the course is in a bowl, and can flood very easily. Debris around the edges of holes, and in the creeks & water hazards indicate that recent storms have made it difficult on this course. The greens are OK, actually the best thing about the course, which is a difficult layout with doglegs & elevated greens so it seems to play longer than its actual yardage.

Course conditions always depends on weather & recent rainfall, as the bowl-effect of most of the course could be flooded. Debris around the edges and in the creeks & water hazards detracts from the fact the greens are in pretty good shape. I probably hadn't played here in about 10yrs, so choosing the back tees was not helpful in shooting a good score. The course is challenging, with water hazards, elevated greens (#3,6,9, & 17), sharp dog-leg holes (where hitting the correct spot is a must), but poor old swings make it even more difficult.

Between the grass clippings on the poorly maintained rough and a number of holes that were laid out by a soothsayer (we couldn't divine where they were going), this course needs a lot of work. I realize it had been wet during the beginning of the week, but it was STILL cart- path only. The fairways were cut too long and an errant shot three feet off the fairway could produce a lost ball on more occasions than should be expected. The greens were way too slow as well. If the course is too wet to cut it properly, close it! Wait till it dries out sufficiently, then cut it to normal specifications and open it back up!

Might try to come back after a dry spell....but I kind of doubt it!

I ordered online and walked up to see 20 people standing around the first tee. I wanted to play a fast round so I headed back to the car to see if I could find a different course. The pro saw me heading back to the car and chased me down to explain that the group of 20 people were not playing and rating the course. I played 18 in just over two hours. The course is in great shape and a lot of fun to play. The greens are already aerated

Considering all the rain the past few days, course was in good shape.

I was able to get a great deal this round, but I will be back for sure even at a higher rate. First impression of the pro shop is not great, it is in an older strip mall type facility.

But the tee shot from the first tee immediately causes you to forget it. The fairways are flat, but it seemed like at least the tee or green was extremely elevated, making for a lot of fun drives and shots at greens. Greens are tiny, deceivingly fast and have more break that you will expect. And force you to be accurate with your iron shots.

A fun little old style course. I will be back.

I have heard stories about Fox Creek when it was gem, so it is quite obvious when parking the car, that the entire facility has cone through some rough times. The entire grounds have a lot of character, and although I am sure it isn't what it used to be, I was pleasantly surprised by the golf course itself. It appears as though 90% of the large clubhouse is no longer used, and the building itself could use a complete renovation. The golf course is a very classic design. It's a short course with small sloping greens. The fairways are maintained, the rough is patchy in spots, but the real treat here for me was the greens. The greens here were some of the best I have played all year. There are a lot of ball marks on the greens, however, they are very smooth, and deceptively very quick. As with any course, I would be careful what you spend, but I would absolutely go back. It's a fun course, and not a pushover. The final 2 holes are lackluster finishing holes, and the 17th in particular is not a great hole, but other than that, it's a nice course with a ton of character.