Par-3 at Mill Creek Golf Club

This course seems pretty easy off most tee shots though don’t let it fool you. You have to position play a bit on each hole and there are elevated greens hard to calculate the right club. I think for the price it’s a great value considered how well kept it is and greens are fabulousl!

Scenery was wonderful. Course was in good shape although it could have used a major leaf blowing on some holes, ex. #9. Pace of play started slow but after the first couple of holes we rarely had to wait.

Always a joy to play,tough but fair! Always in great shape!

Can’t beat Fall golf here... from the course layout, conditions and spectacular views.

Except for a few fairways and many sand traps, the course is in very good condition with large fast greens. You need to place your drives since there are hazards in fairways that can attract off direction golf drives. Pulled ball out of some sand traps that were loaded with large stones which I found to not be normal for any golf course? (new wedges) One par 3 trap was obviously under repair, but no excuse for the others.

Great course,very challenging & well maintained. Would go back in a heartbeat!

We have played here several times, usually earlier in season when wetter/softer. Local droughts have been tough on courses, and some grass stress is evident. #1 hole positions (of 4) for all 18 holes seemed to be the toughest. Huge teens, good conditions.

Grew up playing the par 3 that used to be next doors and the championship course when it was new. Hadn’t played here in about 3 years but had heard conditions improved. Overall the course was in great shape. Tee time was at 7:40am, the last group to go as there was a tournament at noon going out. The Pro made it very clear we had to “hustle” and be back no later than noon...yeah no problem. He also pushed us off hole 10. We tee’d off by 7:22....no warm ups....again being advised to “hustle”. Course played nice, was challenging for the first 3 holes as we warmed up. My biggest complaint and the reason I most likely will not play again unless I know it’s been fixed...the bunkers. Some were in great shape. However, twice I hit out where there were rocks throughout and one time it left my wedge with a nice gouge mark in the middle from a rock. Don’t expect that from a “champion” course. I play a lot of courses on Long Island and NJ that are link style and never have had that issue with the bunkers. Considered bringing this to the attention of the pro, but figured it wouldn’t matter.

Overall, the course is decent, but I’m not rushing to play again.

Course conditions and maintenance clearly affected by Covid-19 down time. No rakes, but bunker sand excellent. Greens, as usual, fast and excellent: would fit at any private course. 2-3 club wind and 90 degree temps affected pace of play. They have a pin scheme, could have used more central locations today! We play here 2-3 times a year, 40 minute drive and worth it.

I cannot believe people have said this course is in good shape. It’s in horrible condition. I played here this April and the course was wet but given how early it was in the season that’s expected. It blows my mind that this course maintains over 4 stars but doesn’t maintain their fairways, tee boxes, bunkers, or greens. The 11th hole green had legitimate dirt as the fringe with dirt spots all over the green. For a course with so much potential it’s sad to see how poorly kept it’s been.

This is a unique and fun course layout. Fairways, tees, and greens are always in solid shape.