Bear Creek Golf Complex - Bear Course
About
The Bear Course is one of two courses at the Bear Creek Golf Complex; it is a championship-length course while the other, the Cub Course, is an executive length course. The Bear Course is an inland, links-style course with rolling fairways and well-manicured greens. Strategically placed bunkers situated throughout the course add some challenge to the course. A round of golf on this course can be played in less than four hours. The Bear Creek Golf Complex, in addition to the two courses, also offers a full grass driving range, two putting greens, and a short game area with a bunker.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by Chad8598533 on 08/16/2025
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Photo submitted by Joe7498244 on 02/24/2025
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Photo submitted by gvandermars on 02/11/2025
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Photo submitted by gvandermars on 02/11/2025
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Photo submitted by gvandermars on 02/11/2025
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Hole 18 is a tough or glorious finish Photo submitted by littledonny2008 on 02/04/2024
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Photo submitted by Elliottsdad on 04/25/2023
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Photo submitted by slvrlude7 on 04/15/2023
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Photo submitted by Redmustang1004 on 06/12/2021
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Photo submitted by u110997898 on 05/13/2018
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6th tee, water on the right. Photo submitted by tomjorgensen on 12/02/2012
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Looking down the 18th fairway. Photo submitted by tomjorgensen on 12/02/2012
Golfer Reviews
Staff is great and food is good.
The course is ok but way overpriced for this time of year.
Nice Greens
The putting on these greens was very nice.
Tricky with lots of slopes.
Course seemed to play long for some reason. Pace of play was about 4hr 15 minutes.
Bring you gps with you for distances.
We will play this course again.
Nice variety of holes with undulating fairways and greens but not too severe. Fairways and greens in good shape,a little dry on the edges. Greens a decent speed and rolled true with minimal ball marks. Staff was grrat as were the people I was paired with. Pave was just over 4 hrs. A fun course that I would definitely play again for the right price
Bear Creek
Good course great greens! Nice over seed! Very friendly staff!
Nice course, practice facilities need improvement
Course was good shape, greens, fairways and rough. Biggest issue was getting charged for $12 die a bucket of balls and having to hit off a horrible driving range. It was sand, not turf. You could hit an explosion shot with sand wedge in the driving range so made it hard to warm up irons. The practice bunker was hard as a rock and had to carve out packed sand.
Enjoy the course, skip the warm up.
disappointed
I got a t-time through Golfnow. It was originally for a twosome. I added a 3rd player on the Golfnow site. When we were checking in, the person at the front desk said the 3rd player could not play. we had a confirmation from GN. Bear Creek staff blamed GN and would take no action or responsibility. They also said they were too busy to make an exception. However, when we went to play the back nine, they had let a twosome get in front of us. Unacceptable.
Enjoyable Round
Second time playing Bear Creek and I would play it again. Course in good shape and pace of play was perfect. The desert areas are playable and rarely lose a ball in the desert. Highly recommend.
Greens were great!
Wasn't sure what to expect. Greens were actually great! Fairways good. The rough is difficult to hit out of. It's basically unwatered long grass that is sometimes fluffy and sometimes hard. Course was a little wet is sections and the bunkers have real thin sand. Overall a great day and price was fair. The range balls are overpriced is only complaint.
Son's Birthday Round
Perfect golf weather. Course was in great shape. Been playing here for years and these were the fastest greens I have ever seen here.
Only downer, was the cart for the other two in our group died on the 18th tee.
Course is in great shape
Course is in great shape. Played at 2pm. Finished in 3:15. I wish they would chase off the waterfowl. The pond on 18 smells really bad and your shoes and push cart are full poop after the hole.
No Houses, No Problem…Except for Bob’s Slicer
Played this course for the first time, and wow, what a breath of fresh air! The conditions were pristine—fairways smoother than my backswing (not saying much) and greens rolling truer than my excuses for missing putts. It was a bit crowded, but that’s just peak golf season, so no biggie. The pace was solid, and I only had time to check my phone once—a new personal record!
Now, the real highlight: playing a course where hitting a house wasn’t even on the radar. My golf balls finally got to live their best lives, free from crashing into windows or ricocheting off gutters. But just when I thought I’d escaped danger, I realized the real hazard: other golfers' stray shots. Bob from two fairways over apparently thought I was the flagstick. Stay sharp out there, folks—it’s a jungle of errant wedges!
All jokes aside, it’s a fantastic course, and I’ll 100% be back. Just maybe next time with a helmet… and a flare gun for Bob. Highly recommend!
Too many unfixed ball marks on greens, and music from other carts
Solid Track, Price is too high
This is a good course. But they price the course based on the area. Almost $120 for a round of golf is a little steep. You can get the same value elsewhere for around $85 this time of year. Good pace, 3:30 for a 18 hole foursome. Tees, greens, fairways, bunkers, rough was good. Most of the length is built into the par 3’s and a few longer 4’s.