Duck Creek Golf Course

We teed off at 7:08 AM . Eyes barely open.

Fairways are hard now due to no rain for 2 months..

The Greens were the best we've played on this year..

The carts are new and very nice.

Golfers need to consider this course, since so many of the courses are overrun by golfers early in the morning.

Looking forward to another round there next week.

Course and greens in good condition, had some folks in front of us that drove over a green in a cart, uncool!!! Otherwise good round!

Played Father's Day. Course was busy but our group got around in about 4 hours. We have played there many times and always have a good time. Course was had good grass where it can be expected. There were a couple bad spots on green but the holes were cut away from them. Overall another good experience. 18th hole needs to be reworked though.

Please avoid this course. I know you might be desperate for a tee time, but drive out of town and play anywhere else. This course is awful. It’s going to take over 5 hours , you are going to be miserable.

Some tee box’s are still lacking, but the course is much better now that spring has greened it up.

No ball washers on the course

Good value for the price

This course is a low 4 Stars. Keep in mind I said “the course”. I’ve played this course many times as my grandfather lives on hole 4.

Course: The course is a great course to learn on for new players and even experience players. About 8 of the holes are easy where you can get on green in two, no problem. 7 of the holes you need to be picky as you need to hit a decent fade (not slice) or draw to be in fairway for a good second shot. About 3 of the holes are 50/50, you really just need to take what you can get. Great course if you or your kid needs to work on shot placement or needs to learn how to “play the course” rather than just crank a ball down the fairway. Nice to not have tons of people breathing down your neck. Not crowded at all. Sand bunkers are nice, easy to get out of bunker when they actually have sand and don’t feel like cement mud. You can start most holes with a 3/4 iron. You don’t need a driver in 90% of the holes.

I will say they need to water more, the fairways are fairly hard. I hit a perfect stinger draw on hole 4 to land next to the cart path on fairway and my ball just rolled to the shade on the left, thats about 70 yards. All but 2-3 greens are in great shape. Greens have good slopes but are mostly flat so not too difficult for bad putters to learn or build confidence.

Customer Service: The older guy in the pro shop needs to cheer up and be friendlier. If you ask me, the course price is decent, they really should revisit their pricing. To draw more players. I know they are trying to renovate a lot, so hopefully they can.

Tee boxes are basically cement. Insanely hard to put your tee in the ground.

Pro shop employee was very rude to myself and customer in front of me. Seemed zoned out