Apache Creek Golf Club

Solid hacker course.

Recommend for under $60.

We paid $45 each.

Loved the fast challenging greens.

Good range, putting, & chipping greens.

Friendly staff.

No cart girls for drinks so load up the bag. 🤙

Course was in excellent shape greens were rolling great.

WHERE WAS THE MARSHALL!!!! IT SHOULD NOT TAKE 4.5 HOURS TO GOLF 15 HOLES, NOT TO MENTION YOU WERE 35 MINUTES BEHIND SCHEDULE AT 10:30

last couple of years, particularly last year, the course remained in good condition throughout the summer. This year not so much. Greens are very good but fairways have a lot of brown and bare spots. Still worth playing because the greens are in great shape

fairway were thin. hard to find grass to hit off. greens were good

Apache Creek has always been one of my favorite places to play. It is affordable and keep the course in great shape year-round but specially during the summer months. I played Friday July 3rd and pace of place was very good. Didn't have to wait for anyone in front of us and the group behind us kept up with our group. Greens were not supper fast but were challenging. fairways and chipping areas around the greens were fluffy and had real grass. I have played this summer other courses that charge a lot more but were not kept as nice.

The course was ok shape , some of the greens were challenging where your ball rolls off even if you land on the green, the fairways were pretty beat up with a lot of bare spots. But decent course for the money . No ranger so the pace was pretty slow , waiting at almost every hike didn’t help that the twosome in front of us parked the cart right in front of the green on every hole . I’d play there again if the price was right . Expensive range balls -$10 for a small bucket .

The group ahead of us included a novice golfer whose skills were so poor that their playing partners had to constantly coach them. As a result, the pace of play slowed to a snail's crawl, completely disrupting my own game rhythm. Despite repeated requests from the course marshal to pick up the pace, they continued to hold up play. It wasn't until we reached the 12th hole that they finally stepped aside to let our group play through. A beginner who struggles even to make proper contact with the ball should have undergone sufficient practice before venturing out onto a full-scale golf course. While the marshal certainly made an effort, I am left with the lingering regret that stronger measures should have been taken. I would like to express my gratitude to the marshals for their continued hard work.