Duck Creek Golf Course

I’ve played this course twice, first time it was in way worse condition. Tee boxes were hard as a rock and really annoying, this time it rained that morning so I think helped. Course was in solid shape this time around and always helps when you’re paired with good people. We enjoyed it.

I am usually considerate of time of year when it comes course play. The greens were in horrible shape, along with hard fairways with little grass. The reason for the staff rating starter was very rude and pro shop individual was not very specific to patrons on cart assignments.

First off the staff was actually great. Man in the club house was super nice and very helpful for our group. But for the course not so much. I get that it was early season and the conditions weren’t the best but dang. The tee boxes were very rough with very little good grass to tee off from. Same was said for the course as a whole just very poor condition but all around still a good time. If your looking for a cheap round to go hang with the bros by all mean this is a good spot. But if your trying to really enjoy the course for what’s it’s intended for not so much.

It was so backed up and there was no cart. We waited for so long past our tee time, then some players came back after several holes saying they finished 3 holes after two hours. We had to give up waiting. TeeOff didn’t even have the option to get a refund for the money I paid. Most disappointing golf experience in my life.

Not crowed so can moved ahead if dont want to wait. Low price. Not smooth fairways

The first two holes the greens was all sand no grass and it .

Club house didn’t tell me about the condition of the golf course. Notice there was more holes Just like the first two we stop playing and got a rain check. I wouldn’t have played there knowing it was in bad shape

This course was by far in the worst condition that I have ever seen with no grass on the course it was more like hard sand or clay...

But I got to play golf in January and for that Im thankful!! Cant do that in the Midwest very often...

Enjoy this course as it mixes a few banal holes in with a few that are quite interesting for a nice overall layout.

Winter conditions but greens are in fair to poor condition regardless. Two are still recovering from freeze issue a year ago. Tee boxes are barren hard pan. Does not look like they have been moved since October.

Guy at pro shop was grumpy but OK overall, starter was very pleasant.

All bad issues were exaggerated by the glacial pace of play. 20 minutes late teeing off and it took 5-1/2 hours for the round. Nice weather brought out a lot of golfers but no marshalls to monitor play left the course completely mismanaged. Group in front had to hunt for drives on every hole and spent a good five minutes on every green, then would sit by green doing whatever for several minutes instead of clearing out.

Knowing what this course can be will bring me back, especially since this was the first issue with the bad pace of play, but if it does not shape up by late spring, the next time will be my last.

First few starting holes. Were cover with sand very slow pace.

The course is in terrible condition starting with the tee boxes and matching concrete fairways. with equally bad greens. I understand weather is a factor and am sympathetic but at 1 o'clock there were five groups waiting on the first tee so the rest of the day we waited upwards of 15 to 20 minutes on EVERY HOLE, only because two groups ahead of us quit mid round or it would have been worse. There were no Marshalls (on a holiday) to stop people who can't hit a ball over 75 yards (literally) or swinging several times at the ball before flopping it to the front of the tee box, or waiting until the green 400 yards away is clear, or on the green on the par fives, only to come up AN ACTUAL FOOTBALL FIELD SHORT every time. After 4 hours 45 minutes and being the third group waiting on the 15th hole, we couldn't take it anymore and left with sunset coming in about 15 minutes. There are way too many courses close by in better condition and run more like a golf course than ROMPER ROOM to waste my hard earned money playing under these conditions. The cheaper price is only due to my cashing in several Golf Now Rewards, so it's not what I actually paid. To be clear, I'm all for people learning the game but that's not what's happening here. They make driving ranges for people to learn how to hit the ball in less than three swings, before they come to the course and ruin the day for serious golfers.