Duck Creek Golf Course

Expectations were low going in considering the greens fee was $21.70. I thought the course could have been manicured better or just mowed in areas away from the greens and dead areas. I did enjoy the layout, playing the course was more beneficial beating balls on the range. Greens were inconsistent with the majority of the very bumpy. I’ll go back, simply do to price and logistics. You can still work on your game.

Fun course, great layout and not too challenging but still fun to play.

Good for more beginning players. We played it today due to limited options due to Coronavirus options.

If you want a course to work on your swing or play a relatively easy course this is it. Great for teaching someone new to golf too. But it needs a lot of work. Greens are not in the best shape they need a lot more water on the course but you have to spend money to make money and this course appeared like it was barely getting by.

This course is always fun and usually relaxed. Just be aware of a lot of group that play at a slower pace. Staff is always nice and considerate, which is always a plus.

Even with a countywide shelter-in-place order in effect due to the coronavirus, Duck Creek is open for play, which makes it quite popular.

Green fee for walking 18 at 2:30 pm was $23, which was about right considering the mediocre condition of the course.

Pace of f play was excruciatingly slow, at nearly 5 hours. On the 17th tee box, there were 7 foursomes stacked up between the 17th tee box and the 18th green. It took nearly 45 minutes to play those 2 holes. It was so bad that 2 players gave up and quit when they saw the situation on the 17th tee box.

I generally play this course once or twice a year. The layout is okay. It is flat, which makes it easy to walk, but fairly spread out because it winds through a residential neighborhood.

The club began life as a planned community country club, went out of business, and was resurrected as a low-end, low-maintenance, low-price daily fee club.

At other times of the day, pricing goes up to the $30 - $40+ range, which is a little high for the quality of the course.

Really enjoyed the layout. The course was soaking wet and the tee boxes were a disaster. It was hard to find a fairway since the grass was all the same. They just got new management so I am giving them the benefit of the doubt. Hopefully, in a few months, they can get it in better shape.

The gentleman at the bar was very friendly and helpful.

This course is under new management so taking shots wouldn't be fair. They have had a flood here recently and there is so much garbage caught up in all the brush and and water, it is a bad look. The course has also not recovered yet as the greens are spotty different speeds. It is not a bad layout, just needs some tlc.

Have boycotted The Duck for more than 2 years because of the management. New and friendly staff. They’ve reduced the green fees to a more reasonable price. I’m going back.

Great day to play. The front 9 took a long time to play due to multiple big groups, so it is hard to find any rhythm. But the back 9 was smooth sailing with with hardly no delays.

Perfect day to play. Quick hole play with no hold ups.

I would not play this course again. The course is confusing to get around, little or no signage. They have gas carts, no GPS, and no USB ports. It could be a very nice course if they would take the effort to fix it up.

Given winter and the grass being dormant, the greens were in good shape. The ball rolled nicely.