Whisper Creek Golf Club

Course played well. Fairways were green and full They are making improvements to the bunkers. Greens weee recently aerated but ran fine.

I've played their number of times and I like the layout quite a bit. The course could have been in a little better condition but not bad for a whole Summer's worth of play

great staff in pro shop and nice starter. course in fine shape and fun layout.

the only issue was slow play.

the course is hard on some holes with forced carry and water around many holes.

many people play from to far back and slow this place down to a

crawl. they stay open in the fall and winter so i will be back once the hackers

are done for the season. i just can’t handle a 5

hrs round.

Enjoyed playing the course. It was in good shape considering the dry weather. The only challenge was the dense rough. Not that is was hard to hit out of, the problem was it ate balls. Perfectly good shots would disappear into ball heaven to never be found. Very frustrating.

Excellent course condition and layout really nice facility and a great price

Overall good experience, but 4 hours and 40 minutes is too slow

Been a couple years since I have driven up to play here. I would say overall it was worth it at the $50 GolfNow rate. We were told when teeing off that pace of play was at 4 hours, 15 minutes and rangers were monitoring. Our round came it at nearly 5 hours while we waited on every tee and fairway on the back nine. Other than pace of play, course was enjoyable. My next visit might be during the week when it may be less crowded.

First time playing there....My partner had a little trouble reaching the green in regulation from the red's She believes that the yardage was mostly paired the same as the golds overall. So it played much further than the card showed. Fun course and great pace at 4:10hrs for the round

Golf course in good condition nice layout only problem is you have spent over five hours to play a round of golf.

The course is under new ownership and you can tell the sand traps were in great shape as well as the bunkers which were in needed repair from last year. It was evident that the previous owners did not want to invest more money in any improvements. The course has those goofy smart carts that warn you that they will disable the carts if you get to close to certain terrains which force you to reverse the cart. Warning they are very sensitive toward distance. The course we enjoyed and highly recommend you to play and I will be back. However 2 weird ranger episodes. The starter will give each 4 some a 10 minute introduction to the rules of the course, the expected time of play.... This was fine but a bit unnecessary. You do not have to justify your role to us and I was not the only one to make this comment. Now the one ranger incident is the one I am still scratching my head. If you play any course on a Sunday you can expect a death march of waiting on several holes especially par 3's. It is the nature of the day of the game and why I try to go out early on a Sunday if I can find a single opening. I can not ever remembering playing not just the front nine but also the back nine and not seeing any golfers in front or in back of us which was phenominal spacing. I attribute that to the starters 10 minute speech. So when we make the turn to the 10th tee is when Ranger Rick with clipboard in hand questioned our start time. When we told him when we started he scolded us for being 30 minutes behind schedule. I asked what hole were the golfers who were playing in front or behind us, We saw no other golfers all day and now he is accusing us of slow play. Well the foursome in and front of us were 2 holes away and the foursome behind us were 2 holes behind us. What difference would are time make if we played faster. So my only complaint is of the rangers and not the course. Ranger Beware!!