Bear Creek Golf Complex - Cub Course

The greens are fast. There are easy par 3s. There should be more par 4s.

Starter was very friendly, and help make the day very enjoyable, the course is better than was expected for an executive course. Played with my son (5 hdc) and his wife, who is just starting out, had a great time... Greens putted very true, very enjoyable day.

This is a great course for beginners, as well as those wishing to sharpen their short game. It's our favorite executive course and we've played lots of them. Greens are a challenge which is nice. Fairways have been in better shape.

Played with my wife and her friend both of whom are beginning golfers so we played 9 holes on Cub course. Golf went very smoothly, teamed with a forth nice elderly gentleman. Course was easy enough that my wife and her friend were not overwhelmed and frustrated, but challenging enough that I enjoyed the round with them. Course in nice shape and greens rolled true with enough break to give a fair test. Booked through Golf Now so cart was included in price on line, gal at check in tried to charge me extra until I pulled out the conformation sheet I had printed out, so I was able to get full services booked.

Got a great deal for a great course. Great for seniors who cannot hit long.
Got a terrific value.

The Bear Creek Cub (executive) course is one of the better short courses I've played. The course conditions were very good, the greens rolled true, and the overall facility is in nice shape. I was impressed with how much care went into a course that admittedly attracts a more novice type of golfer. Our day could've been a disaster; I dropped my Bushnell range finder between the range and the first tee, but it was found and turned in by the beverage cart girl. Unfortunately, the pace of play is extremely slow; there is no starter and no rangers to regulate play, which should be a necessity with so many beginners out there. You should be able to play this course in just over 2 hours; it took us almost 3. Singles and pairs in front of us refused to combine groups, and playing through isn't an option (maybe newer golfers just don't get this part of the game yet). Like many courses in the area, the rough is allowed to go dormant in the winter and is mowed very close; missed fairways and greens aren't much of a penalty. We had a nice lunch after th round, decent food and drink. I will play here again, but be ready to wait on almost every tee.

Course was in good shape. Solid course but nothing stood out. The staff was about as pleasant as a sunburn. Good practice facilities.

Very nice. I enjoyed the fact that they had a starter for the holiday. Went very smoothly and pace of play was excellent!

This was my first time playing the Executive aka Cub course, and we had a great time. My girlfriend just started playing golf, and I figured this would be a nice course for her to go out and hit some balls without being rushed by other golfers. We were able to play at a nice easy pace, and take in a course that was kept in very good shape. I definitely recommend this course for any new golfers, or somebody who just wants to get in a quick and easy 18.

Course is in great shape to practice your iron shots.

Be careful all the time, somewhat risky with the many rookie golfers and the close holes, either way fun round and great for improving your short and middle iron accuracy.

We came here to have some quality time with the whole family, including a couple of hackers, and had a wonderful well-paced round. The course was in very good shape after overseeding a few weeks ago. The starter asked us to do our best to stay out of the middle to help the new grass, but wasn't obnoxious about it. I was pleasantly surprised at how good the fairways and greens were maintained. For a budget priced course that is clearly designed for beginners, the cub course exceeded expectations.

Played this executive course last year and wasn't too impressed. However, I was pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoyed it this year. Tees, fairways and greens are really good. There are a 3 tiddly holes and 5 par 4s. The rest of the par 3s are quite testing with at least a 6 iron off the tee required. The whole feel of the Bear Creek Golf Complex is excellent and with the pricing structure it represents good value for money.

Arrow signs need to be better located to direct players to next tee box. No drinking water on the course. On the flip side it's a great course for practicing the "short" game.

Course was about to be overseeded so course was getting brown. Normally in pretty good shape.

Brought a friend who had not played the course before and he wants to play it again,9

I was very surprised to see how many employees work at this course. They were friendly and easy to work with. Many courses can have some grumpy people but you only ever see them in the club or maybe by the carts. This place had friendly employees everywhere. Even in mid-course I found some.

The course itself was 4/5 which is great considering the cost. I will go again soon.

I played the par 60 Cub course with a friend who is learning the game. With wide, links style fairways, few hazards and short distances, it is an ideal course for such golfers, Nonetheless, I also enjoyed the outing. The course is in great condition for the middle of the summer. The greens are not too fast, but there is a reasonable amount of undulation, both in the fairways and the greens. It's not really a destination course, but for those in the area, it provides a great value golf outing.

The cub course could use either watering stations or have the cart person to come by more than once for 18 holes

Enjoyed my time at Bear Creek. I'll be back. Great value