Cross Creek Golf Course

This is a fun course to play and the condition of this course ranks with the more expensive courses I've played. Located just off of I-65 it's easy to get to.

Great Course , play it and you will know how it got its name

Cross Creek , a course with fast greens and plenty of challenging dodlegs and elevation changes, for the fact of having no sand traps it has everything else to offer from long water drive to having a creek crossing on virtually every fareway

A place to have a great time go and see if you can match up to the challenge Cross Creek is waiting

I've played Cross Creek many times, and typically know what to expect. It's an amazing value for a course that is in good shape as a whole. No bunkers, relatively thick patches of grass as a defense. Greens are always smooth; slow uphill, fast down. Lots of doglegs to the left, so if you play a draw you'll be happier than if you hit a fade. Fairways in good shape. There's a couple of holes out there (4 and 15) that it's very difficult to get a tee shot to land in the fairway- both holes could probably be gutted and redone and everyone would probably be a bit happier. It was pretty close to a 5 hour round yesterday, which can occasionally be the case at Cross Creek but it's difficult to complain about a course for $30 or so.

Great course enjoyed it very much showed buddies how Golf Now and Golf Pass works I believe a couple of them will join shortly , thanks Golf Now it’s the best for any golfer wanting to golf more

This course is fun, staff are really friendly, greens are in good shape, most tee boxes are in good condition—and they move them around which is nice. The only negative is the pace of play. There are routinely groups of 5-6 (sometimes more) on weekends which ends up bottlenecking at some point, and turns it into 5 hour rounds at times, which has happened three of the last four times we’ve played here.

The course was in generally good condition. The greens were a bit inconsistant with some being long and dlow and others fast. Several holes were stright uphill presenting some interesting club choices. We had to consult the map on the scorecard to find the next hole several times. If not for thst we would be truly lost. A good course however and one that we would play again.

Staff was friendly and it was a good pace of play when I went. The greens and tee boxes were a bit “rough” and the layout of the course was confusing.

Overall, the course wasn’t bad for what I paid to play, but the course needs some TLC

I had played this course several years ago and didn’t remember much about it. It was hot and dry. The fairways were nice however there are creeks that cross many of the fairways and some are not visible from where you are hitting so you can get in trouble on some holes. The greens on the front had been aerated and sanded. They were aerating the back while we were there. So putting was difficult. Greens would have been ok otherwise. Overall we decided it was an average course for our area and we will probably play it again in the future.

Had a 12:44 tee time and got started at about 1:35 because they ran out of carts. 15 were out of service for batteries. They allowed a group of 6 play together that slowed everyone down !

Challenging course but the day we played the greens were cut too short in my opinion.

The greens were a little unpredictable and I felt like I couldn’t attack the greens because nothing was sticking..

The course needs more water. The fairway should be more lush this time of year. Still a fun course with nice views. I’ll be back again when I’m in town.

I did notice a few Auburn fans out there but I guess they have to play somewhere 😎