Deer Creek RV Golf & Country Club

1. No fun at all.

2. No value even though paying $25-30.

It’s a nice course to work on your short game. Staff were friendly and helpful. The course was in pretty good condition. The biggest complaint would be the greens which seemed long and maybe needed to be rolled. Green fees/cart were very inexpensive. I’ll be back.

Easy to play for beginners. Wide fairways, fast greens without too much water.

Challenging but a lot of fun.

When we first moved to Florida 4 years ago I used to play the front 9 early in the morning walking and could finish is about an hour, come home. shower and go to work. The greens at that time were in pretty poor shape, but, I was paying $10 for 9 holes so it was a good deal.

Golf now showed one available tee spot for every tee time between 1 and 2. So I drove down without a reservation and asked to play. I was told they had no tee times until 3. I stepped to the back of the pro shop, checked Golf Now on my phone, and 1:22 had a spot for a single, so I booked it. I went back up to the counter and told the clerk that I had the 1:22 Tee time. She then spoke to someone in the back saying: GolfNow sold one of those tee times I blocked. But she took my money and sent me out.

I joined a semi-retired couple down from upstate New York as a third (so there were two spots available). They were a lot of fun and we enjoyed the next 3:30.

The course was pretty packed on a Thursday afternoon with sunshine and temps in the upper 70s (just what the chamber of commerce sells this time of year). At the very end of when I used to play at Deer Creek they began to put in new greens. The new greens are very nice, but...even during tourist gigging season I think $45 for an executive course is steep. I can think of three in a 20 mile radius that would have been at least $10 less.

It's been a while since I played some of them, but Polo Park (East or West) are also in Davenport. I often play the Hampton's when they have good rates, or Lake Bess.

If you've got tee spots available I think they should be for sale, that is, after all, what the course is there for. It will be quite a while before I go back. The course is nice, but the attitude of the help (probably focused on non-resident walk ins) is not something you have to put up with.

This is mostly a beginners golf course. Lots of short par 3 holes with a few easy par 4 holes.

For winter golf the course was not in good condition. Greens were poor with a lot of sand found on many of the greens.

The course is basically a par 3, 18 hole course that isn’t well cared for. On most holes there are mobile homes and RV’s on usually both sides of the fairway. On the day we were there we had basically the course to ourselves. We saw maybe 10 other golfers all day.

Very basic layout and not too challenging. We paid $40 for the round and I am not sure it was worth the money.

It’s a great little course, lots of fun to play with a great layout, very friendly staff, and a nice tiki bar at the end