Landis Creek Golf Club

To start off. Golfing here during the week is awesome especially with nice crisp weather. Tee boxes were hard. That's what she said haha. Greens were looking decent even with aeration. Roughs were thick. Front nine and back nine are definitely 2 different looks. Go inside or outside to eat and drink. Great beers on tap. Great food. Chelsea the bartender is magnificent. Go give landis creek support. Well worth it.

Course definitely could use some work. Greens weren’t great but may have been aerated recently so that didn’t help. Would try again.

If you manage to not hit off of the crabgrass fairways and unlucky enough to have your ball roll into the rough, you won’t find it. There’s no first cut only tall rough. Coarse layout is a little confusing but challenging. Don’t think I’ll be returning unless price is lowered or they fix the fairways.

The greens are in awesome good shape. The fairways were hurting somewhat because of the weather I guess.

This course is a great choice for anyone looking for a stress free round. Green complexes are interesting, challenging, and in very good condition. Fairways have been impacted by crabgrass thanks to Covid-19, but still play well enough. Great staff rounds out a great experience.

Conditions were above average and was a mostly enjoyable round. Weed grasses are creeping in on the fringes of some greens and tee boxes, but at least it's green and not down to bare soil. The 11th hole is a bad joke, but the rest of the layout is fine. Don't have to be a long hitter to score well. Staff was very friendly and accommodating. Overall, I'd recommend giving the course a shot.

Great course for the money. Played early so they started us on the back 9 which is much more challenging. Course plays better when you start on one but great day out there. Will be back

Reasonable price and decent layout. A couple hole are just not odd, like number 11. But I know I can bring my wife who is new to the game and we play a casual afternoon round.

To start my review may be a little bit skewed. Hurricane Isaias hit a few days prior and the course had some damage and may have thrown off maintenance. I found that the tee boxes had a fair bit of weeds and the roughs were inconsistently cut, some being high and would swallow your ball up and some only slightly higher then the fairway. Greens were SOFT, which made attacking the big greens fun. Bunkers were flooded and hard, but it rained an enormous amount this week. Overall it’s a fun course for the money. Best on site pub to cap off a afternoon tee time.

I have had some issues in tge past with this course, but today was great...they had a tropical storm come through 3 days before, and course was wet leading to cart path only which was fine. To me, the course needed this rain and was in super shape. ( best I have seen)...fairways and greens were wonderful..what really made this Saturday the vest though, was I had got there a half hour early, and they had an outting which was just finishing, and the pro said I could just go as no one was ahead of me. I had NO ONE on the ENTIRE course in front of me abd played 18 holes in 2 hours and 15 minutes. Greatest pace of play you could ask for, and lucky me!

I golfed here today with my brother. I played from the Blues, which put the course at just over 6100 yds, par was 70 * I shot an 80, my best of the season! I must say, I was pleasantly surprised. This course was both a slight challenge and a whole lot of fun for both an intermediate and beginner golfer.

PROS: 3 solid Par-5s at 500+ yds each. a lot of long, straight holes (most of them wide and open, but a few slimmer off the tee with well-placed trees and a few blind greens over a slight hill/hump in the fairway to challenge you). I loved the layout and the scenery was spectacular. the back 9 is carved throughout a neighborhood, a little close quarters at times but nothing too crazy. I loved the 10th hole *210-220 over a large pond. The greens were a challenge with some solid movement and varied on both size & design from hole to hole. Not much high grass from what I can remember, so the only balls we lost were ones that got hit into the woods lining some of the holes. The food at the bar/grill after our round was phenomenal. great place to hangout and relax after playing 18 holes.

CONS: There was a tremendous rainstorm 2 nights prior that lasted into the afternoon of the day before we played, so the course was a little on the wetter side, but that was to be expected considering how bad the storm was. That said, the course itself had drained very well and aside from a couple patches of soggy grass/slight mud, the field of play was in tip-top shape. The sand traps on the other hand were waterlogged and unmaintained, BUT that was due to the fact that the staff had to tend to several trees that had fallen during the storm from the prior day, all of which were out of the field of play by the time we took the course. The cart path was more of a rocky road mixed with a dirt trail with many patches of standing water, but again the field of play was in excellent shape considering the recent weather.

Will definitely be playing here again, just may look for a dryer stretch of days before booking my next tee time here.

One of the only courses in the area that still lets you book a round as single. Fairly wide open for the most part with a few tight holes. A few challenging tee shots including an uphill 220 yard par 3, but certainly playable in every sense of the word. On the shorter side overall so driver is not required on all par 4s.