Willowcreek Golf Course

pace of play extremely slow. greens were horrible. like putting a putt putt course

Greens are bumpy & no grass blades, look like fake grass

Slow play because of all the 5 somes, took 4:45 hrs to play 18, greens are fast because there is no grass it's more like hydro seeding, smooth and no blades of grass

Fairways and Tee boxes were in good shape however the greens were basically paimted mud...simply the opinion of our group but this course isn't worth the $46 ( $48 after tax )....Pick almost any of the other Sun City courses...... they're much better for the same price...

Course s/b removed from Golf now due to use of “Crossover” tee offs simultaneously on 1st & 10th tees. I had a 730am tee time to beat the crowd. They had me tee off on the 10th tee & when I had to crossover to the 1st tee, they expected me to wait 15 minutes & then go behind a 5 some!

The course was in good shape greens were good and rolled true. Pace of play was so but to be expected this time of year. The clubhouse was nice has a nice grill to get a bite to eat. Overall a good experience

the first 3 holes went terrifically,next 3 stop and go... little slow on next 3.... opened up a bit for next 3 and then there was no waiting whatsoever.... stop and go kills me....

Everything is okay until you try and reach the greens they are like concrete with no grass balls just bounce on them and there is no grass seems like something fake to resemble grass they are very fast but expect your ball to roll all over the place

We went off with a group of five. The front nine was a painful 2.5 hours. The back nine went much faster. The greens were recently reseeded and were in terrible condition and lightning fast. They were so hard that they couldn’t hold anything from 100 yards out or more, so planned landing in front to access the greens without going off the back. The fairways were in good condition. There are sand traps and some water hazards. The rough consists of dormant grass. Houses are well back of the course and never played in our game. So if putting is important...look somewhere else! Until next year...

Our group has played a handful of Sun Citt courses but had never been out to Willowcreek. The pace of play was great especially for a course where an older crowd golfs. It was strictly cart path only so the fairways were in nice shape. The holes were pretty straight up and forgiving. Yet it's still a fun course. The greens were hard as concrete and a little funky yet they rolled fast and true.

Overall the course played well and I'd go back.

Sending out groups of 5 on a weekend is ridiculous. Sending out groups of five on a weekend when cart path only is in effect is borderline stupid. Cart path only was announced when I arrived at the course, no pre round notification. No ranger to monitor pace of play. Pa e of play is a rule of golf, enforce it.

Waiting with 2 other groups for 10 - 15 minutes on every hole takes the fun out of a round. Ther was no apparent physical reason for cart path only.

Played this course many times and like it. Wide forgiving fairways and well maintained. The pro shop check in is very slow at times. We usually play on Sat. or Sunday afternoons and it's usually wide open because most of the residents play in the morning and they are at the club house reminiscing about their gold game with a beverage or two by the time we arrive. The only problem and it's to be expected is they closed the course for about 6 months in 2018 to replace the greens and now there are like concrete. The balls will not stick on any chip shots and it's very difficult for you putt on because the ball just rolls and rolls and rolls. The greens just need some time to soften up and it should be ok. I'll try to play it again around June of this year to see if they have improved.

Tee boxes and fairways were in good shape. The greens were impossible to hold as they were so hard and fast. They did putt very well, as I do enjoy fast greens.

No ranger/marshall on a holiday afternoon is not a good idea. There was a group of 5 that held up the entire course over the last 12 holes. We had 3 groups waiting on every tee box which was unfortunate. The back nine took about 2:45. I do enjoy the course and I think it will be very nice in about one year and look forward to trying it again then.

With 2 courses here I have resorted to the fact that the full par 72 course is Willowcreek(creek is bigger than a brook) where we enjoyed our 1st round of the year. The pace was great and the course was in nice shape-really liked the back nine!