The Spruce Creek Preserve Golf Club

Course doesn’t have a lot of decent grass. Good practice in afternoon for cheap.

The pro shop seemed to feel we were supposed to wait due to the fact we were booked through Golf Now. Even though we had booked a tee time, we were told to wait after our time passed and the tee remained empty. They then sent out two foursomes to play ahead of us, when the third foursome came they asked out tee time which was now half an hour past, they said we should go ahead of them so we did. Still waiting for the Pro Shop to call us to the tee.

A majority of the greens were in horrible condition making it extremely difficult to put.

Great day! Fairways need a little work as well as tee boxes. Bunkers were in excellent conditions. Except 1 hole, green were in good shape except

The Rental clubs were just of an array of old clubs thrown in a bag no putters so putted with a three wood all drivers were left hand available so I had no driver, but what do you want for 20 bucks? All in all, we were told what we were getting into so very reasonable and nice course to plan on

Winter conditions, with several greens in very bad shape.

If this field received better maintenance it would be a gem, because it has a great layout.

Beautiful entryway and clubhouse exterior but that is where it ends. My first indication that the course may be bad was the cost. Very low for the area but I thought maybe I hit on a hidden gem that was a bargain. We went to the bathroom before out tee time. It was filthy! I have been in truck stops with cleaner bathrooms. Someone blew up the toilet and it was still there. That can happen, but the urinals, sinks and floors were in the same filthy condition. The course was in bad shape. Fairways if you could call them that were sand with patches of grass. The greens were diseased with black rotted patches.

My wife starting whit golf so this isn’t a good course for her