CrossCreek Golf Club

Unfortunately this day had very slow pace of play. We only saw the marshal one time and the people in front of us were hitting second and third shots ever hole. We teed off at 12:50 and didn’t finish till 5:30.

Since tgere is no cell phone signal they need to update the gps on the carts to include course layout. The current gps is way outdated, probably over 20 years old. So are the carts, which they didn't have enough of and had to wait for them at 1130 in the morning, not a good selection for food at the 19th hole either. Other than that the course is a lot of fun and challenging to play. Will differently drive the 75 miles to play again.

Greens were in perfect shape, wish I could say same for fairways. Grass was almost nonexistent, if it wasn’t for occasional clump of clover, even after a striped drive it was like hitting off a pool table. Many tee boxes were horrible, uneven.

The course wanders through the hills presenting great views and tests your skills. What I like? Favorite holes are 4 and 18, plenty of forced carries,

This will test your game especially if wind is blowing and it was. Greens are excellent. Bunkers good fairways a little sketchy in places

They need marshals to keep up pace of play

Would play again

Virtually every hole has a creek or ravine crossing some part of the fairway. For the women out there it is hard to clear some so bring lots of balls. This. Course is not for the faint of heart. There are a few holes that require pin point accuracy off the tee or you’re loosing another ball.

Played Cross Creek yesterday and will definitely be back. It is off the beaten path but was worth the drive from Oceanside (30miles). Course was in very good condition. The greens were in excellent shape and very fast. Course knowledge of general slope, false fronts and contours are a big help in playing this gem. Not very long, but you need to be accurate off the tee, hit in the correct spots and play smart, especially on back nine. However, there are a few legitimate risk/reward shots. Pace of play was good at about 4 1/2 hours.

The pro shop charged us $89 when we booked on Golf Now for $69.

When we contested he said that is the price and for us to get the difference from Golf Now.

When we showed him theconfirmation, he vehemently cursed Golf Now and reluctantly returned us the $20.

He used profanities to express his displeasure at Golf Now.

The round was fine.

After the rou d we stopped to eat. The server at the cou terminal was also rude and curt and said we had to come to her window to order. When all 4 of us ordered, none if the orders were available as.she said the sandwi he's which were..are 3 days ago were.all thrown out and they do not mKe new sandwiches to order.

Needless to say. We walked out and left

Three and a half hours to get thru the first nine holes on a 11:00 tee time is not acceptable. We were shuffled to the tenth hole because a tournament was in play and we had to wait until 11:30 to tee off. When reserving the tee time there was no indication of a tournament causing delays. After starting 30 minutes late at the tenth tee it took 3 more hours to get thru the 18th hole and circle back to the first tee. When reaching the first tee we had to wait for several groups of new golfers who were now starting from the first tee. There was no pace control for the tournament groups in front of us from the start and they were really taking their time. The course has a challenging layout. The greens were in decent shape but the fairways were just fair. However when paying over $100 I expected better time control on the play.

This is a really fun course to play and it is overall in great shape. The driving range and putting area was filled with people from a golf school that was practicing there so couldn't practice putting. No beverage cart the whole round, on a Sunday. I like playing this course but I think I'll stick to mid-week here and make sure to bring my own drinks and snacks.

Second time playing Cross Creek and it is a great course. Did have to wait for a cart which made us tee off 15 minutes late, but the delay actually improved the pace of our round because we never had anyone in front of us.