Anderson Creek Golf Club

Course is set up for failure. Doesn’t reward good drives, terrible pin placement and bad fairways

Greens were great! I loved the 18th hole , my favorite. I will return.

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Not having much experience with Davis Love, III fashioned courses the Green complexes were a nice feature. Framing the target, but not allowing clear site on some pin locations give the mystery of how well you hit your spot until you come closer to the green.

Fairway bunkering made for an easy driving round.

The grass is not grown into its mid summer form, but enough to get some good lies.

I enjoyed AC with it's nice variety of holes and undulating greens. The tee boxes definitely need water and spring growth. In fact, many of the boxes where the white tees would normally be weren't being used because they were primarily sand. There were some bare and sandy spots in the fairways in some places which made a few shots difficult, and the greens had a few places that needed a little love. The course was hard and fast, so you can get a lot of roll on the ball in the fairways and through the greens. The course staff was wonderful, the carts are very high-quality electric models, and the clubhouse and bar/grill are great. My one wish is that the putting green had at least one somewhat flat area. It's a rollercoaster the entire way, which makes it hard to judge the true green speeds.

In the area and decided on a last minute outing. While it is dormant season in the area the course was in pretty decent shape, and for $30 you can't go wrong. Holes are interesting, lots of undulations, and very scenic. Would recommend any time.

Disappointed in that every tee box was more sand than grass. Greens had a nice speed but were VERY firm. Their design was a little over the top for my taste with a spine in the middle of several so you don’t want to be on the wrong side. Staff and food was great as we had a nice Easter lunch after the round.

I had been looking forward to playing this course for some time but it’s a long way from home. Finally booked a round and was pretty disappointed. Course must have been overbooked. The first three holes took over an hour to play. On the fourth hole, we encountered the ranger who told us the course was totally full. The next hole, the group ahead offered to let us play through. There was nobody ahead of them. We didn’t catch the group ahead until the turn. Tee boxes were more sand than grass. Fairways were good as were the greens, off the fairway was often devoid of grass. Lots of other better options out there.

This course never disappoints. The greens were in excellent shape and fast. The fairways are still dormant in spots but still enough to hit off.

The course will probably have good fairway grass and greens once the growing season kicks in. The course I experienced was not what I have encountered there in the past.

Course was in great shape and the greens were rolling awesome. Course is a great test for intermediate and great golfers with rolling hills, elevation changes, and a good share of water and lots of sand traps. Forces the player into a lot of up-and-down golf.

Have a great experience, very friendly staff, course was in great shape fast play. Best course by far in the area.

I should have known when i was told the first available tee time was 2:20pm it was going to be a slow day.

A great course well laid out, tough flag positions, but greens receiving balls hit from the fairway,

However, not before long frustration set in as every shot was delayed by waiting for the groups in front to move on.

Front nine took 2 hours 50 minutes!!!

Fortunately the back nine took less time but still over 5 hours.

No marshalls to be found anywhere, which was disappointing, as this course needs players to be forced to keep up with pace of play. No round should take more than 4 hours when everyone has a buggy!!

A wonderful course if you're looking for a slight challenge. A hidden gem not far from the cradle of American Golf but MUCH more affordable.