About
When Anderson Creek Golf Club first opened in 2001 it was immediately recognized as the "Best New Golf Course in North Carolina." The course was designed by 1997 PGA Championship winner Davis Love III, it was his first signature design in North Carolina. It has a traditional layout that epitomizes golf in the Carolina Sandhills. The layout features rolling emerald fairways lined with towering pines and undulating greens bordered by large roll-off areas, a tribute to the classic Donald Ross designs that are prevalent in the Sandhills. The challenging golf course has tricky doglegs and there are a variety of elevation changes throughout. Water comes into play on a few holes at Anderson Creek Golf Club, most memorably though on the par-3 fourth, which demands a carry over a large lake. Strategically placed bunkers also lurk along the greensides.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by Traeb99 on 08/28/2026
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Photo submitted by jasoncdrake on 06/09/2026
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Photo submitted by blamege on 10/17/2022
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Photo submitted by blamege on 10/17/2022
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Photo submitted by blamege on 10/17/2022
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Photo submitted by blamege on 10/17/2022
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Photo submitted by blamege on 10/17/2022
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Photo submitted by u314162672206 on 05/20/2022
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Photo submitted by u314162672206 on 05/20/2022
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Photo submitted by Russ3037536 on 07/01/2021
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Photo submitted by Russ3037536 on 07/01/2021
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Photo submitted by MikeBaileyGolf on 10/16/2017
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Photo submitted by MikeBaileyGolf on 10/16/2017
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Photo submitted by MikeBaileyGolf on 10/16/2017
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The par-3 fourth hole plays over water. Photo submitted by JasonDeeganGA on 12/20/2013
Golfer Reviews
Parched is an understatement
Played in a GOLFWEEK Amateur Tour event here today. I have played this course four or five times this year and the conditions were the worst I’ve seen in a long time at any course. Tournament golf and there are no range balls available to warm up. Three employees chatting at the starters table I asked and they flat out said they were “out of range balls”. I asked if anyone ever picks them up. Tees and fairways were dry and hard as rock. I felt as if I were hitting off hard pan all day. Greens were still healing from aeration four weeks ago and quite bumpy and slow. I don’t recommend playing Anderson creek until we get some steady rains or they figure out the irrigation system.
Course manager was very rude!
I love the course but the guy that is the manager was very rude! They were having some sort of tournament that morning. I paid and went to the driving range, emptied my bag of balls and began to warm up next to a guy that was hitting balls. (He was playing in the tournament) The manager came out on a cart and told me to pick my balls up and move to the other end of the range. I told him that there were no signs telling me that the area that I was hitting in a wrong area. He told me to either move or leave the course. I was so so surprised at what he said, I didn’t say anything. I just picked my balls up and moved. However, after I realized what had just happened, I wanted to find the guy and tell him where he could go. But I couldn’t find him. I’m a 3 handicap golfer. I was so upset that I shot a 90 that day. Again, I like the course. But I’d still love to find that guy and let he and I revisit that episode again. He would have a bad day. Not me.
Great layout
Course was in very good shape. I have always loved the layout of this Davis Love course. The pace of play could have been better. There was a ranger riding around but couldn’t tell if he was pushing the slow groups a head of our group. My only recommendation is put the water coolers back out on the course. They did have a beverage cart but only saw her once on each side. Will play again maybe during the week next time to see if pace of play is better.
Greens have been punched.
Wish it would have been made know before booking so I could have pick another course. I understand it’s required maintenance but make it known to the public. Beside that the rest of the course is fantastic. The new carts are a nice addition.
Anderson Creek
Anderson Creek golf course is now becoming my favorite course, the greens are always in great condition, each hole has its challenges. The staff is wonderful to deal with. The new golf carts are by far the best golf carts in all the state of North Carolina.
Great Experience
Helpful & friendly staff, the course is in great condition, greens can be a bit challenging (many swells),
Fun challenging course
First time at the course. The course was a lot of fun to play. It was in great condition with the only exception. All the bunkers were washed out some with standing water. That was my only complaint. We will be back. It was a fun course to play.
Great Couse
Course was in great condition. Staff was excellent. Looking for a good course to play this would be the one
You’ll want to play this one.
This course was just beautiful. Soon as we got there they brought a cart to us. Told us our tee time and said that we could go right away if we wanted.. The course was very well-maintained and just beautiful. Like I said you’ll want to play this one!
Slowest 2 rounds of golf I've ever played and no water fountains or coolers on the course
My buddy and I played Anderson creek back in September and took close to 6 hours to play 18 holes being stuck behind others. No marshal to keep up the pace of play. We came back to give it another shot and see the improvements like the new carts and starting off we were impressed. Unfortunately we ran into the same problem at hole 7 or 8 there were a total of 5 groups either waiting to tee off or on the green. There was also no water in the cooler spots or at the bathrooms to drink so on a 96 degree day if you ran out of water you had to wait till the turn which took 45 minutes too long.
Just beautiful!!
This course is just a beautiful course. They met us when we got there and brought our cart to us. The staff is just awesome and treated us very well. I will definitely be back.