Cross Creek Country Club

My first time at Cross Creek was a good experience except for the rudeness of some of the members. Check in smooth, but while trying to find the threesome I was assigned to, several members (per one or two apologetic employees) were loud and condescending insisting I was in their way. The starter was very nice and apologized knowing I was new to the course. Once we started, it was a really good round. Beautiful course, challenging for me, and really wonderful playing partners who were also members. I'd go again.

Par 60 course, 12 par 3's, 6 par 4's. Water was in play a lot of the time and many holes had bunkers protecting the front of the green. Staff was excellent and pace was great, about 3 hr 15.

Recommended to practice your short game. The tight fairways and multiple water in play make it challenging to play.

The course is lovely and the greens well kept however it's extremely tight with houses everywhere and lots and lots of water! Great if you're a very experienced and very accurate player. Bring lots of balls if you're not!!

Nice Short course. 5 par 4's rest were Par 3's. Playing from the back tees, there are some a few Par 3's approaching 200 yds over water. So this course, although and executive layout is not a pushover. Lots of water, greens are in nice shape. Lots of fun for couples.

I was impressed with the condition of course. The greens are great, the tee boxes need a little work but that to be expected when you have mostly par threes. Pace of play was a little slow but understandable for the time of year. I'm definitely going to play there again and again and again!

It’s pretty short and the greens are very slow I don’t think they had been rolled for 3 days or so. They were in nice shape though. People are very nice and we did have fun.

Course in good shape overall-especially the greens. Staff super friendly. Overall a good experience