Duck Creek Golf Course

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.

First time playing this course and probably need to play it again to be able to offer a more balanced review. With that said I found myself in trouble by driving through dog legs (even using 5 wood). The greens were in pretty good shape and rolled very well.

Great deal for playing an inexpensive round of golf. The course conditions aren't the greatest, but a few of the holes have a challenging layout and the carts have GPS and the greens were in pretty good shape. It's a great course to get some practice in and have a few drinks (which are very reasonably priced).

Played this course for the first time and really enjoyed the feel of the course. The course still needs alot of help but you can tell that they are working on it. The staff was very friendly and attentive. Hole 9 was tough : /. Overall very much enjoyed my round here. Great job!

Pleasant surprise with the GPS equipped carts! That coupled with the $10 rate through GolfNow made it an excellent value. The course is in good shape with the greens holding their own. Each time I play this course, it exceeds my previous round there.

Overall a good experience. Some tee boxes and areas near the hazards need some attention.

I believe this course has great potential. Most fairways are in pretty good shape, but don't drain well. Greens made the round worth the trip. Ball rolled well and held a well struck wedge. Rough was thick and sometimes punitive even if you were just barely off the fairway. Several trees are placed perfectly to complicate an approach shot if your drive is not accurate. Many of the cart paths are terrible. Several of the tee boxes are struggling.
Water in the coolers was not very cold. All the bunkers were in good shape, even after the rain. You could tell the staff is working hard with the grounds. I'll be back.

I played this course several weeks ago. it was in excellent condition.
It is suffering a little on the tee boxes.
The greens are in excellent shape.
The carts are slow in comparison to other courses.
The course is still challenging.
I recommend this course to a lot of friends.
You will have a challenging and good time.

Course is coming back after being abandoned by the previous owner. It still has aways to go, and looks/feels like a weak public course, but has potential. The setting isn't terrible and the holes can be challenging … but play was soooo slow. Took us over 3 hours to play the front nine; we gave up after 14 holes. Mentioned it to the marshall, when we saw him, but didn't help. Might try it again in a year or two.

we have played it a few times. i shoot upper 90 and partner shoot lower 90. the course is in good shape but could use better yardage markers on tee boxes
card is not always correct
some tee boxes need a lil work also

I played it and fell in love with the way the course is laid out along with staff friendliness. I joined a week later and go up there throughout the week to hit balls and play golf. For the price of membership and all that comes with it is priced for value and fun, without breaking the bank.

Having given up my membership at Oakridge many years ago when the course started going downhill, it was a pleasant surprise to see it reopened by someone who wants to bring it up to speed. The tee boxes and fairways were a little rough and could use some water (bring your tee hammer!) but the greens were in much better condition than many of the other local courses. They could use a marshall out there to keep up the pace of play. I would suggest staying away from the hot dogs at the turn...overcooked and soggy with a roll twice the size required.

Goat ranch, cow pasture! I would say that this is the worst course in the dfw area. Tee boxes hard and looked like I was somewhere in a field. Fairways are the same with shorter weeds. Lots of bare dirt spots all over the course. I never take the time to review courses but the fact that I have this overwhelming feeling that I greatly over spend to play this place I felt obligated. At best they should charge 20 bucks for 8am Saturday tee time.

While the course is still not perfect by any means, it's certainly an improvement over the last time I played it (2 years ago). The greens are good, fairways are passable, and the layout is interesting enough to keep you coming back.

This course could be good with a bit more care given to specifically the tee boxes, there were weeds growing in half of the tee boxes. The pace when I played was outrageously slow. They allowed a pair of 5-some to play back to back on a Sunday afternoon and thus backing up the entire course.

Recently reopen course with potential for a local short tract.

The course recently reopened after it was idle for a few years due to the Country Club management running it into bankruptcy.

The layout of the course is very nice. One can tell that this was a CC course in the past. Fairways are well maintained, narrow and the greens were generally green and playable. Like any public course in Dallas, it needs rain. Some areas around the greens were just dirt. This is certainly not a walking course because the distances between some of the holes are furred apart (street crossings) and would slow down the pace of play to get to w/o a cart.

The course itself has bunkers, water, fairways that are separated by creeks, so it can be challenging. I shot a 107 which is right at my usual range of 103-106. Normally, I play Tenison Glen. For the current fees, one cannot go wrong with this course.

Pace of play was held up because of a larger group two holes ahead. Maybe this can be monitored a bit better going forward.

Facilities: they seem to have not been used in years. If management can get the traffic going on this course and generates the cash flow to invest in modernizing some of the interior, this could be a sparkling place.

All in all, the course has great potential once the money is flowing and upgrades can be made. Keep it up.