Duck Creek Golf Course

Greens were horrible, course was in bad shape. Definitely not going back

The flooding has had an impact on the course condition but effort is being made to quickly repair it.I come to DFW to visit my kids and try to play DC each time. I an glad to see improvements being made in all aspects of the course. The staff was very helpful. I spoke to Eric about the carts - sounded like the clutch in mine was going out. He was great to talk to about the carts and the course. the tee boxes we in generally good shape. The greens were horrible but flooding will do that. This course is getting better all the time. Keep up the good work.

Afternoon play went smoothly along with a friendly staff. The Cousre was in fair condition for a moderately challenging round. I had a great time and will be back.

After the down pour of the storms last night, the water on the course was really pretty drained off. The greens are looking great & playing slower in the mornings, but speed up in the afternoons. A couple of challenging Par 3's & No. 12 is always a challenge no matter how you play. Great course, easy to get to & the staff is awesome, friendly & always helpful. Of course I will go back, since it is my home course!!

The pro shop doesn't like it when you book with golfnow. They make you feel like a second class citizen. Once on the course, it's in pretty good shape. The greens are hard and won't hold an iron shot (I use pro v 1). I was shocked by this since we just had 2 weeks of rain. The fairways, bunkers, and ruff were in good, not great, condition.

Conditions were wet, but course has good drainage. Overall course conditions were good.

this course is a jewel. i don't know if the people in this area know how great this course - the layout is fun and challenging, staff is great and helpful. i was paired with 2 other player and they were awesome player (as a golfer and a person) and friendly. this is why weekend golfer, play golf to have fun and relax. and along the way meet some new friends that share interest in golf. give it just a little more time and i think it will be back to its old glory. what i heard "this was one of the top, premier golf course!"

Couse still needs a lot of work especially the greens and the tee boxes. I thought the fairways would be better given all the recent rain.

I used to drive by this course when it was closed, (it lay dormant for years) yearning to play it someday. I'm thankful it's been resurrected because The Duck has become a constant stop on my East Dallas golf swing. I like it's layout of moderate-to-challenging golf holes - the creek comes into play on many of the tougher ones. I LOVE the greens! They are fast and true. The carts have GPS, which is nice... I really enjoy that I can walk on most days. In fact, I'm sorry I ever wrote this review as I might have spoiled it a bit.

We played duck creek it wasnt so bad for the price and weather we had the night before... I would return

I played the course long time ago before it was closed down. I used to enjoy the good course with quite few nice gold fish in the pond. I am glad that someone reopened the course. I missed the gold fish that are no longer there to greet you.

Played on a weekend afternoon and didn't have a terribly slow pace of play, I normally walk so it gives the golfers in front time to clear. The distance from 9 to 10 is a bit slow for walkers, but not exceeding bad. The course is in decent shape, still recovering from the years of dormancy I would guess. The staff was friendly enough. Overall a decent golf experience if you aren't expecting 5 start course. The layout is fun, I would return.

Do not be fooled by the short holes, danger awaits on both sides. Fallen leaves hide your ball quite well, I lost two balls right next to the green, somewhere under the leaves. Greens were tough to read, not as much break as you think. Overall a good test for long/mid irons/hybrids.

Course very wet/muddy even though it had not rained lately but the greens are rock hard. Maybe a better groundskeeper would be in order.

This course is quickly becoming my favorite course in DFW. The course is forgiving so I don't lose many balls or spend the round wondering where my ball went. However, the greens are very challenging and it's one of the few courses in the area that you actually have to play your approach based on the greens and pin placement. I can feel I'm playing great and my score isn't. It is very challenging but fun. In order to score well, you have to place the ball on the right part of the fairway and putt great. A+

Course was in really good shape compared to the other times I've played. Greens were tricky speedy & rolled very well, all else looked green & lush.
Don't like how tight you are to all of the houses. There must be a neighborhood law for all residents to wear a helmet while in their backyards... FOUR!!!!

First time playing this course. The greens are fast and I dont think there is a flat spot on any of them.
This course has potential. The greens were healthy and roll true. There are some quirky holes in the layout but it adds character. I think a replay for me next spring would be needed to access if progress is truly being made in reviving this course. For the price, you wont be disappointed. Plusher fairways and tee boxes would make this a regular play for me.

Hadn't played this course since it re-opened. The greens were in very good shape; fast, but rolled true. Overall the course was well-kept, seemed a pretty good value.

Do NOT attempt to walk this course. There are numerous LONG distances from the green to the next tee. From 9 to 10 is several hundred yards. Lots of water, but nothing unfair.

I had heard that the course wasn't as challenging and not as it was years ago. Still with GOLF NOW assisting me I thought I would see for myself. THe course was in good shape and I gave it a good rating. For the price a pretty good time.

The rains kept the crowds away and the course moist. Duck creek was surprisingly playable! Enjoyed faster pace of play and quck access to all 18 tees.