QC Golf & RV

Greens are very fast and rough but still fun and challenging for high handicapper like me

I was charged $40 for a bucket of range balls and a cart and my buddy was also charged $30 for his 18 and he wasn’t given a cart he was a ride along! After confronting the older man working at the club house he informed me they double charge for one cart so if u have one cart and play alone it’s $30 but if u have two they charge u and ur friend the same rate which is a rip off since it’s only $14 to walk and play or that’s what I was told when I called the day before to check prices before I go! It’s not a bad course but not a $30 course by any means and if you go you’ll see for yourself! Plus older man is rude! Got offended when I confronted him lol

The course is in much better condition now than it was a year ago. The greens still need a little bit of work so it’s not like putting in a sand trap but they’ve done a lot of work with cutting down the rough and keeping the fairways in good shape. So, overall it was a pleasant experience.

Good layout and good course for women. Greens were slow and course could use more maintenance

Quail Creek would be a very nice course if the greens and fairways were in better condition.

Course needed mowing. 1st cut and fairway blended together.

Course conditions: Interesting layout, good pace, rock-hard tee boxes, slow greens (many w damages), horrible types of grass that you could lose your ball in the roughs easily, sometimes even in fairways (no joke).

Been playing here almost every weekend for the good part of this year. Played this past Sunday and had an experience that says never again.

Checked in like usual, and mentioned that I booked via TeeOff. It was a full-bearded, older "gentleman" behind counter (normally younger staff), probably the manager. He looked around and handed me a key to a blue cart. Their carts are normally white.

I proceeded to the cart and it was absolutely dirt and had plenty of spider webs. Seeing the conditions, I went back to him and asked if I could take one of their normal cart instead. He sternly said no.

I proceeded with the cart and tried to load my golf equipment. It was so gross that I couldn't bear to even load my towels, etc in the basket. I then proceeded back to him and nicely asked again, explaining the situation.

What came next was a shocker - he tossed a cart key to the ground in my direction! While shocked, I picked it up and proceeded to take one of the normal carts. As I was driving to my car, he yelled at me "TAKE THE CART # THAT MATCHES THE KEY!", something which he did not even mention at first.

This is the most unprofessional/disrespectful person I've ever encountered on a golf course. Worse yet, I believe he is the manager there. Needless to say, I will be a customer no more. If you play here, hope you'll have better luck.

It’s a cow pasture, but the greens were okay and it was cheap.

The fairways are most of the time not cut but tee boxes are level and the greens are soft. Now they are very slow off the putter. Has nice scwnery and changes of elevation

Staff was welcoming and accommodating upon my arrival. The course was what you'd expect from a rural golf course - pretty good greens and tee boxes. Pace of play was good as course was not very busy. Good value for beginners and average players.

Course is laid out a, peaceful wooded landscape. A few greens are in disrepair but otherwise this is one of the best values in the region. Rarely crowded, so one can time to enjoy the great outdoors without worrying too much about the pace of play. Staff members are always friendly and courteous. Had a pleasant experience overall — except for the eagle opportunity that I botched on hole 17!