Dry Creek Ranch Golf Course

The course is in very good condition, considering the flooding this winter.

The layout forces you to play many different shots both off the Tee and into the greens because of the mature trees, lakes and dog legs.

A very challenging course.

The driving range is in rough condition, but always has been.

Oncourse rest rooms need help too.

The course conditions continue to improve daily, and I will return to play again. (1 hr. drive for me)

Round of golf was great. Bathrooms located both on the front and back of course. Would be nice to have a snack cart on course. Since the flooding this year access to the 18th green was washed out, so it was hard to get to by by foot. I hope the course have plans to fix.

The fairways could have been cut shorter.

And the greens seemed slow.

The tee boxes were a little long.

However the course was really green and pretty. Our pace of play was amazing. And the staff was super nice.

I’ve read terrible reviews about this course. And I have to say this course was not too bad I would play it again!

They run the group’s to close together so everything is backed up and the greens have a lot of imperfections that make it hard to get a true role

The greens are so bad. Lots of fungus and bare patches on the greens. Fairways were a combination of swamps and super dry bare patches. It’s sad because this course has so much potential. Our cart was so jerky. Had to turn the wheel 3/4 just to get it to move. I’m not sure if the staff doesn’t care or just doesn’t have the money to maintain the course.

Greens are in rough shape, carts are slow.. but otherwise good course

Greens had numerous bare spots.

Golf Cart was a junker.

Pro Shop look like a hoarder's nest.

Range balls were garbage.

Range was not well maintained about the same as some fairways, lots of weed and carbgrass.

Trees didn't appear to be maintained.

0-10 rating =2. I was challenging putting and chipping through bare spots on greens.

Had to use a footwedge alot during to weeds and crab grass in fairways.

We started off with a cart that was practically dead. The course is in bad shape, it was either super wet or hard as a rock. Half the greens were torn up , unfortunately unless the course get some serious work done to it I probably won’t play there ever again.

This is a beautiful old golf course with mature oak trees and anice design. However, the tee boxes and greens are poorly maintained. The tee boxes are unmowed. Large areas of many greens have dead grass, many look to be replanted. Maybe the record hot weather in this area in early September did this damage???

This course had been over saturated. The holes were 3/4 water. The bunker was hard as a rock. Half of the greens were dirt. The greens were super spongy. You figure ok well it was a cheap course right? Nope even with so many flaws still was one of the most expensive courses in a 50 mile radius. If you go to this course it is because of the only available tee time. I would not recommend. It has so much potential. Hopefully in the near future maybe after restaffing I will try again.

A good friend told me that Dry Creek Ranch is never in good condition. I only went because it was the only course that still had early tee times on Labor Day. At least half of the holes had dirt on the greens and weren't even green. There were repair flags on a number of greens and the course was muddy in random places when it hadn't rained for weeks. I've never written a bad review for any course, but this one deserves it.

This place is the worst. Greens are soaked and full of mold. Landscape looks like it’s been abandoned. Restrooms are disgusting and look abandoned. Not what you expect when you pay $55 to play golf. I’ll never play here again.

Well-preserved trees and beautiful grounds, though the greens are a little bare in places. It was a very pleasant afternoon there.