Woodcreek Golf Club

Wide open course, short holes due to tee box maintainence, fairly easy

A few of the holes has some blind tee shots which makes things challenging in a good way. Greens were a little bumpy though as my ball hopped on a few putts. The beverage cart lady only drove by once on the second hole. She said she would come by us again but didn't.

But all in all the course was in good shape and the pace of play moved right along. Had a good time playing my round.

Okay course and fun to play if you like playing a variety of places but there are better courses within a couple miles.

Half the tee boxes were under repair, good thing in the long run. Summer in Roseville demands a great irrigation system, this doesn't have that, dry and wet. Greens were very moist but OK. Surrounded by low-middle class track homes. Rather play Cherry Island... Couldn't get much ice out of the counter or the cart girl for my beers for some reason, and it was 100° that day.

This course was in great condition coming from a beginner golfer none of the holes were too intimidating. Huge course compared to what i normally play but enjoyed it all together. Can't wait to come back and play again.

Pretty annoying having to deal with the annual membership folks. Jumping from hole to hole with no regard to the folks that are actually playing the course the way it was intended. They think they own the course and are the only reason why I will not play anytime in the near future.

Had a great time ..staff ,course ,restaurant all were very positive

All in all, a good day of golf with some new friends on the course.

Pros: clean fairways, consistent greens, good for someone who wants to dial in their game, tougher than neighboring Diamond Oaks

Cons: powder turf on fairway resulted in challenging approach shots because of unpredictable quality of grounds (firm and dry on face, but sand underneath, wet green bunkers even at 1pm

it temps you at times. trust your gut and don't always go for it

I've reviewed Woodcreek previously unfavorably. Typically the cost and time required to play Woodcreek are not good. If you get a deal on Golfnow, and play during non peak times, it can be a good course. To make Woodcreek fun and a value, pay no more than $30, and play when temp is over 90, or when it is raining. Otherwise you are paying $50 bucks for a 5+ hour round filled with fivesomes full of etiquetteless hacks, who play from the gold tees, take 2 mulligans a hole and still shoot 120.

The weekday power hour deal for $30 with a cart is well worth it. Get out early and beat the crowds and the heat. Course is in very good shape for a muni course.

It is my favorite course in the Sacramento area. It is well maintained and a lot of fun to play. I won't be playing again there anytime soon though because there are many friendlier staff members elsewhere that seem to value customer service. There is 1 gentleman there that is friendly, unfortunately I don't know his name. I have had more negative experience with staff there than positive. I'll take my three or four games a week elsewhere for now.

It was raining and the course was pretty empty.

We played 18 in 3 hrs 15 minutes..

Woodcreek for $30 on a Saturday afternoon is a great value.

I have played at Woodcreek Golf course for years and always have the same problem. VERY slow play. The tee time scheduling is way to close together. Makes for a long slow day of golf. (does not matter the time of day 5am-7pm) Just Slow and crowded!

Fun day playing golf. Not too busy and the staff was very friendly.

Nice mix of water and oak trees to make shot placement a priority. Greens were in good shape as well.

This course has a nice layout and gets lots of play( our round was 5 hours - but it was Father's Day)
You can score pretty well just by keeping the ball in play and sinking a few putts.
Nice course - play it on an early weekday or late afternoon and your pace may improve.

could use some water,greens were good,pace was great and staff as well

Creat conditions. Greens were rolling true at about a 9.