Mystic Creek Golf Club

Really challenging course but it’s gorgeous, always in great shape and an awesome place to play

The practice facilities are perfect. The golf course was really wet so the bunkers were holding water but the fairways and greens couldn’t be any better. My favorite course in the state.

Staff was rude because of the price we paid through golf now.

Would not recommend due to the staff being so rude. The course is great, but will not tolerate being rude to by staff over something we had no control over

Mystic Creek is breathtaking!

Incredible layout, perfect conditions, excellent practice facility

Best public course bar none! Beats a lot of private clubs as well.

Bring your big boy game, show patience, play smart, putt great and it's a walk in the park. If not, it will expose every weakness in your game.

South Arkansas is not necessarily known for its golf courses. But this one is a must play.

Beautiful course, very well kept. Plays as difficult and as long as you want it to be.

Well worth a trip!

I think if this course was $75, maybe things would be different. At $175 w/cart, not worth it. Disinterested staff, bunkers in disarray, dressing sand pooled to create bumps/tracks on any sloped green, mower burnout marks all over the course, hard pan patches at the bottom of sloped greens…I know, little things…but if you are going to be a premium club, you need to act like it. I played well, but the course left me feeling duped. I agree with others, save ypur money…go elsewhere.

5 stars. Beautiful course, excellent staff, excellent pace of play, tasteful restaurant menu. It has it all!

If you're passing through or in the area, it's a must play! It's worth the detour.

The spirit of adventure requires a certain tolerance for hardship. Going off the beaten track often means working a little harder to wring the most out of a travel experience.

Mystic Creek’s middle-of-next-to-nowhere location in dense south Arkansas timberland is not reached by accident; you’ve got to expend some effort to get there. Similarly, once you’ve arrived, you’ve got to work a little bit to really enjoy it, because the golf course – scenic, immaculately maintained, impeccably run, yes – is one of the toughest you’ll encounter anywhere. The first six holes can be torturous if your approach play isn’t on point; water borders each and every green. Things lighten up a little bit from there on out, but not by much, as more water comes along sporadically and the forest tends to swallow errant shots around the perimeter of the appealing property. The excellent modern clubhouse, which looks almost cantilevered out onto the 18th green, is appropriately welcoming. Mystic Creek is a good reminder that it doesn’t need to come easy to be enjoyable.