White Clay Creek Country Club at Delaware Park

This course is a great layout, located in Delaware Park. Play is unusual this time of year anywhere,
so this course was a real treat. Invited two friends to go along. Had a great day.

After a short frost delay we were well in our way ahead of our tee time ! We started in 1 and finished in about 3hr 30 mins .... Course in great shape just need to get more people to repair ball marks on greens and replace divots in fairways .... We totally enjoyed our round and would play there again .... Didn't use any of the other facilities such as locker room , bar or grill area for dining .... Asked for scorecard to be emailed never received glad I used a real scorecard along with the electronic scorecard on GPS device on cart ....

Great course for high handicapper to the single digit with the 7008 yds tees in the back. Challenging and still fair, undulating greens in great shape as well.

WCCC it's been a year. And it still remains one of the best around. Me and my buds jumped on a 30dollar hot deal. We had a blast. Course is a monster. Big and challenging. Such a fun day. Then some gambling at the track next door. It's a mans day

Very nice course. Many traps and some difficult greens and pin placements. Played on November 1 and they has just aerated the fairways?? Can not walk this course. Second green to third tee was about half mile. A lot of lateral hazards.

I received an email for a $45 round for this course. That was a good deal since their normal price for a round on a weekend morning is over $80. A friend and I took advantage of the offer. However, the club did not warn anyone until you were there that it was cart path only. Additionally, they had just aerated most of the fairways. Ball plugged with every drive in the fairway. And the cart paths are not always next to the fairways. The cart path rule made no sense in that the course was dry except for a few places in the extreme rough. This made pace of play very slow. 4 3/4 hours for a round of golf, and we really weren't waiting on many holes. The cart path rule slowed things down considerably. It would have been nice for the course to let golfers know of the cart path rule and the aeration in the email notification with the special.

Good course, wouldnt be able to walk as it is a total of 10 miles as you weave between holes. But it was in good condition even though it was cold. Really enjoyed the scenery and the challenge. AND we paid 45 bucks, cant beat it.

One of my favorite courses. They just finished aerating so it wasn't in perfect condition, but to keep it looking great, I understand that has to be done. Pace of play was a little slow and ranger passed us a couple of times and didn't say anything.I always play from the white tees and it is challenging, but the guys I played with were hitting from the black tees. Some of the holes are really difficult from the black tees, mostly because there are a couple of forced carries of 230 yds. Practice facility is great, I always try and get there an hour early just to use that. Probably the best course in the area.

Will definitely play it again the only unfortunate thing was the that the greens were just airated.

Would like to have known greens were aerated. everything else was perfect. Weird finishing hole.

The overall facility and golf course is very nice. Excellent layout with a variety of different looking holes.

Not sure why this course doesn't attract more golfers but i guess that good for pace of play and the greens are immaculate and fast. lots of trouble on every hole, be prepared to donate a few balls to the course.

First time playing at White Clay and will definitely visit again. Facility is great and the course is awesome. Very tough but fun.

The warm up facilities are top notch. It was a great value for the money. The technology for navigating the course was excellent. We played Sunday afternoon and the only negatives were the cold hotdogs from the cart girl and the restaurant closed just as we finished. we were looking forward to eating there.

Great Course, Great value through Golfnow. I always walk but this course is riding only and for good reason, long distances between holes. Most holes are tree lined and you're right next to the train tracks. The course was in good shape I played the black tees and shot near my handicap. Greens were pretty fast on the day I played and rolled true. I will try to play again.

WCC really does it up right with a great warm-up / practice facility to get you prepared for your round. PLEASE know your carry yardages b/ you have a lot of forced carry situations that will spoil your round if you play the wrong tees. Our GPS in the cart today was not working the entire back side and it made it difficult to get comfortable ( saving grace- had a yardage book from the first time we played the course). After 4 inches of rain the day before, the course was great! No mud balls or standing water. Bravo to the staff-

some tough holes, but really enjoyed, as did the others in my foursome. Will definitely come back and play again

Not as good as I expected, scored to handicap but the long ride between holes is distracting. Points to carry should be marked. Hot day , saw cart girl once and there is no club house access once you leave
Paul

The staff is very friendly. You drop your clubs in front of the clubhouse and they bring them around back, I personally do not like that as I am protective of my clubs, I do not like leaving them anywhere that I cannot see them, don't want anything stolen.

The practice facility is really nice, and it is free with a round of golf.

The course itself was in nice shape after not having any rain for weeks, few dry spots here and there but the fairways and greens were in great shape, even the first cut of rough was excellent.

The layout is not great, you could never walk the course. The distance from one hole to the next is way too long. It felt like I was driving the cart forever, and many times you would backtrack after getting to the hole to get to the next one or the fairway. Overall, too much cartpath.

I also found there were a lot of doglegs, which is ok, but these were severe, a lot of shots were blind and in hopes of finding fairway in the direction of the green. Lots of trees and water come into play, if you miss your tee shot you will lose a ball. I took a lot of drops, way more than I ever have before. The only somewhat saving grace was the GPS in the cart, it helped on the tougher holes. We played the black tees, 6467 yards, only one short par 3, 150 yards or so, all of the other were 185 or more.

Overall it was ok, I had a comp from my play at Delaware Park, that helped on the end since it was free.

The other aspect I did not like was not having a half way house after hole 9, they have a beverage cart running the course, but I do like that halfway feeling seeing the clubhouse and being able to walk in and get something quick to eat.

As of now I am not sure I would play it again, mainly due to the cart paths being way too long.

The course was in excellent shape for late summer, considering how little rain we've gotten. Some bare/dead spots here and there, but everything else was lush. Hot deal around 2pm was a bargain and a no-brainer; got us in ahead of all afternoon shotguns. Greens were rolling pretty true. To give you an idea of what kind of course this is, rangers were driving around handing out ice cold wet towels as late as 5pm to help beat the heat. Nuff said.