Forest Creek Golf Club

The course was in great shape. The layout is awesome.

The staff was very firendly.

Would recommend to anyone looking for a great round.

I’ve played here 75+ times in the last 20 years and I love Forest Creek. Tee boxes are perfect, fairways could’ve used a mowing, and greens were pretty perfect.

The beverage cart girls need to be trained better, they don’t know the proper places to stop and they don’t stop and wait. They just drive on by and not even really anticipate people buying, and I bet they complain they don’t make money.

Finally, my gf doesn’t golf, but she loves riding along with me and watching occasionally. It’s always funny the courses that charge me for her to just ride along. Yesterday there was only a threesome, so I was already going to be in a cart by myself. Meaning the seat was already going to be empty…they still charged me $30 for her to ride along. For reference…I played a Jack Nicklaus design, all inclusive resort in Mexico that included food and booze for her, and they charged $35 for her to ride along.

This is a fun and challenging course and is kept up in good condition. you will be happy playing here.

Place is great. Review is for the guys who decided to run a 16 man skins game tournament style while booking tee times from 11:30 - 12:30 during the week. I understand get it in when you can. But realistically if you are going to do that let the pro shop know. Group in front of us played so slow. We waited a while to tee off at every hole. Group in front of them was waiting for the green to clear before they would hit their tee shots on par 4s and 5s.

Had to skip 4 holes just to get around the skins game of 4 groups. Even with that it still took us 4 hours to complete the round. We never saw the group behind us once we skipped all of them. I have been playing Forrest creek since it opened back up from renovations. Marshall came and told us the group complained and that they were regulars so we should be nicer when skipping. True I believe it’s good practice but also you shouldn’t be running a full skins game and taking a 4 hour max course to a 5 hour round. If I wanted to spend half the day playing slow golf I would go to Avery ranch.

Forest Creek is a good course. The layout is nice and the staff is awesome. The only complaint I have is that some of the bunkers have rocks in them so I recommend raking and placing your ball to avoid damaging a wedge. I had a bunker shot and took a chunk out of the bottom of my 8 iron but luckily didn't damage the club face. Overall would rate the course a 7.5/10.

First time playing in Texas, decent course for the time and money, staff was friendly, locals were nice and the course was in good shape for spring time.

For 65 bucks on a weekday you get a beer, hotdog and range balls with your round… what a deal! A challenging layout but it was great conditions for February in Texas.

We had an 1140 teatime so I arrive at 10:40 so I could hit some balls on the range range have maps only in the mats aren’t in very good shape when we arrived we found out there’s been an hour delay on teetimes due to a frost warning so our teatime was pushed back an hour to 1240. The course was packed and we had to wait on the threesome in front of us all day. The greens were not in very good shape. I’m assuming due to the traffic. Looks like a lot of spike marks or people dragging their feet. They were very bumpy by one big gripe was in the in the concession area they were selling sausage wraps for $7.25 that to me is way overpriced. I will play again but it’ll be a while before I go back..

The course is set up for risk reward golfing. Very fun course.

The club was very receptive and the staff was professional and extremely friendly. Even though I made a mistake on my booking time, they accommodated our party and put us into the field.

The course condition was good and layout challenging yet fair