Oak Creek Golf Club

The layout of the holes and their characteristics were great.. Fairways and greens were OK however it is obvious that the clientele don't consider golf stewardship important. Bunkers were not raked by previous players, tons of ball marks on greens not repaired, divots not replaced or sanded. I enjoy walking for the exercise and to avoid the extra charge for carts, but the distance between greens and tees would make this impossible. I get that because the course meanders thru a residential neighborhood. My biggest complaint is that this round was nearly $100 and that was thru Golfnow and it had a limited driving range (irons and hybrids only) and on a 85 degree humid day no beverage cart and EMPTY water buckets. No excuse when our tee time was 8:48. If you are not going to have a cart and are not going to fill buckets then need to tell players at check in so they can adequately supply themselves. Between the cost, driving range, greens condition, and lack of water, I would not recommend this course. I generally like to provide negative feedback directly but the lack of water was the last straw.

Took 2 hours 15 minutes to play 7 holes. Cart died on 8. Awful experience and will never return

FIrst time at Oak Creek, loved it. The course was in great condition. Perfect Weather, Lots of Fun. There was some external construction that took away from the scenery, but that had nothing to do with the course or Oak Creek. The staff was great, friendly helpful and knowledgeable.

Grabbed a burger and drinks afterwards at the restaurant. Hit the Spot.

We will be back.

Course was Amazing one of the best public courses in the Area yet the pace of play is terrible the absolute worst. I took me 5 hours to play a round and it was only two of us.

Play was slower than I'd like, but the course was busier than you might expect for a Tuesday. Several holes had multiple groups backed up, but overall, it was acceptable.

Course conditions were excellent, greens were a bit slow, bunkers so-so.

In all, I love the challenge that Oak Creek presents, and would recommend you play it sometime.

There’s really nothing to hate about this course. It is well-maintained and beautiful.

Pace of play was awful. No marshall to keep things moving along. Guys spending 5-10 min looking for balls in fescue with people waiting behind to hit.....

5 hour round, didn’t see a marshall after the first hole and a beverage cart after the fourth hole.

There was some tournament before our tee time and I guess they did not care about the rest of the patrons who paid money to play.

The guy at the pro shop was either tired or was not friendly at all or both. The only positive was the person manning the grill at the first hole.

The greens were just yearning for some care, quite possibly cos of the tournament and the heavy summer. Fairways were pretty good.

But overall experience was just really meh. Not a big fan of the layout either.

With the Tee Time Digital Golf Pass, it was $29 to play on a Tuesday. Great deal! The course was in beautiful shape with lush fairways and excellent greens, which were very, very fast! They were cutting the fairways--which looked like they hadn't been cut for a while due to rainy weather--and they hadn't gotten to blowing away all the grass clippings. We played amongst some of that, but it was okay. Some of the bunkers were eroded from rains and/or holding water, but still others were fine. I took some friends with me who had never played the course before and they enjoyed it, especially all the bridges on the course (its namesake, of course)! The Bridges is always a good course to play with a great mix of hard/easy holes and a chance to hit fairways and score. This is one of my favorite courses in PA.

I haven't played Oak Creek since before the pandemic, and decided to give it another try. I was surprised about the course conditions...overall they were great, especially in such hot weather. The fairways were thick and lush, with no thinning or dirt spots that I saw. The bunkers, for the most part, had nice sand. And, the greens--as usual--were fast. There were only three holes that were cart path only due to the prior day's rain, so that was a good thing (other than #10, which is really hard to walk). I know this course gets a lot of play, but they have managed to keep it in good shape through the excessive play, rainy weather, and hot temperatures.

Course is in good condition but the pace of play killed any enjoyment this course had to offer. Tee off time was 11:20. We got off a few minutes early around 11:10. We made the turn in 2 1/2 hours and then it got even worse. Waited about 12 minutes to tee off on 10. Each subsequent shot was about a 10 minute wait. There are 3 par 3’s on the back nine so that wasn’t going to help. We finished hole 14 at 4 hours and decided to call it a day. As we were heading back to the clubhouse every hole in front of us had a traffic jam.

In short this is a well kept course with a nice layout. I would recommend playing it if you have 6 hours to spare for a round. You would also have to have some great mental focus since the time between shots is a lot.