Todd Creek Golf Club

The course is in great shape for early October. The greens have been aerated recently so they still had some sand on them. I am disappointed that the carts no longer have GPS on them. The Golf Now reservation page says that GPS is included but it isn't.

One of areas best of many courses laid out to accomodate a still growing housing complex.

Though I can hate them like any golfer, the bunker designs and placements are smartly challenging from the two furthest back tees.

Only gripe: areas of "native grass" are too frequent, too frequently nonsensical, and too often swallow expensive balls. Deep rough needs more maintenance, true. But this a golf course, not a home for displced ground critters.

Very excited to play this course again. It's a long difficult course. I love it especially from the black tees

Great practice facilities and range balls included with price. CAG participation makes this course a very good value.

Tee'd off at 10:48am and finished at 4:15pm. The 2 groups in front of us fell 3 holes behind. When the course marshals came around and we expressed our frustration, we were told the 2 groups in front were beginners and they couldn't do anything about it. I love this golf course and have never had this place of play issue, but lately it seems to be getting worse. We also saw the beverage cart on the first hole, and never saw it again. Until they can get this place of play issue resolved, I will find other courses to play.

Again, this course was in good shape and a good value. Pace of play was OK.

Great practice area. Not walkable. Great conditions, course was recently renovated in late summer 2018. Not crazy challenging off the tee, but the greens are very difficult. The course is located in a retirement community and, its a lot of course for senior to play. As a result, pace of play suffers. Great course conditions, decent value, and worth a look if you are in the area. I would still recommend Riverdale, but Todd Creek is an enjoyable day out.

I enjoy the course. Enough water and sand strategically placed to challenge me. Had a bad round today, stuck behind a men’s group/league. Poor management of pace of play, there were four groups on every hole starting with the 7th until the end of the round. Two groups playing and two groups waiting. Arg!

Todd Creek is always in good condition and challenging enough. Practice facilities are wonderful as well. I always enjoy it!

Great course. $35 including balls and a cart on weekdays. This course can play LONG if it is windy. It's always windy.

I played here yesterday and choose to come back today. So, that tells you what you need to know about my thoughts on it.

One complaint. Probably due to heavy rains Wednesday, they did not move the pins today. I played EXACTLY the same course two days in a row. What's up with that?

I have played this course 10 times this year and it seems like 50% of the time they are aerating or working on the greens.

I played yesterday and they had sand all over the greens. I understand early season you need to put sand on the greens but the end of July as well? I played 4 other courses in the area in the last week and all of their greens are in great shape.

I have to say the pace of play yesterday was great but that was a Wednesday mid-morning. How can a course continue to receive negative "pace of play" reviews and not do anything about it? There is no reason rounds should take longer then 4.5 hours. I am tired of starters not being a little harder on people and moving them along - a bunch of snowflakes and "scared to hurt someone's feelings" - they are scared to hurt the feelings of 4 people that are slow vs the 50 people behind them that are annoyed it is taking so long.

Maybe focus on the 50 people so they come back vs worrying about the 4 people that will probably never come back anyway.

The staff welcomes you. The nice practice facilities are notable for some Taylormade TP5 and Project (a) range balls, nice! The GPS on the carts is useful. The course is in good condition with a healthy fairways, good sand, and challenging greens. I'd recommend staying out of the yellow stuff (rough). Expect some wind in the afternoons. The 19th hole seems popular for even non-golfers. This course is worth a visit.

I enjoy the variety and uniqueness each hole provides. The course was in great condition and, the day we played, the pace of play was relaxed.

While the greens in excellent condition, the pin placements seemed punitive. Because of the undulating nature of Todd Creek’s greens, there are few “level” areas. What was most frustrating was finding many pin placements located just over a ridge, making it virtually impossible to have a ball stop near the hole when missing the cup. Our observation was that there usually was only one small landing area that left an uphill putt. Add to this that a number of greens slope front to back, and scoring was very difficult. It felt like pro tournament conditions on the greens.

Aside from that, our experience was very enjoyable. Our compliments to the entire staff for making it so.