Turkey Creek Golf Club

The course was great and layout is good. My only complaint was that I played really late in the day and a lot of people don’t fix their divots on the greens or fairway. If people fixed their divots I would have given 5 stars.

The course was in good condition. Lies were good in the fairways. Play was a little slow - had to wait 5 minutes at a lot of tees, otherwise would have rated 5.

Course conditions were as good as I’ve ever seen them. Greens rolled smooth and true. A couple greens surrounded by trees could have been blown off as some debris was built up through the light breeze. Most fairways are great but did notice many players not fixing or filling divots. Perhaps a casual reminder at the pro shop how to repair divots would help.

Love this course and will play again.

Paid for 18 holes but it took 3 hours to play the front 9 so we left when there were 3 groups ahead of us on hole 10 waiting to tee off. This wasn’t even the worst part of it!!! While playing hole 7 the Marshall came up to us and told us the problem was the foursome in front of the group in front of us. I said no really they take 20 minutes on every green. (add more cuss words please cuz I went off on him). As the Marshall go tell them to move along. He Just turned around and left. Why have a Marshall when he don’t have the balls to do his job. Never again for me.

Fairways are a little spotty but very playable. Greens & bunkers were amazing.

There were no Marshalls on the course. We played the front nine in 2 hours and 25 minutes, and the back nine was 2 hours and 45 minutes. Entirely to long of a round at Turkey Creek. I think the problem was that people were playing from the blue tees when they have no reason or ability to do so. It was a very frustrating day. Hit wait, hit wait, hit wait every hole.

It's been years since I've played Turkey Creek and I will not be back again. The fairways are in horrible condition. A lot of times you can't tell the different between the fairway and the rough. Tee boxes are in horrible shape as well. The only positive for Turkey Creek are the greens. They play fast and are in great shape.

Course is in rough condition. Fairways are rock hard and appear to have not seen water for months. Grass is patchy, short, and totally dormant. Tee boxes are a mess, mostly dirt with a little grass in places. Greens are ok, but other than that, it's a cow pasture. I've been playing The Ridge and Alta Sierra the last few weekends and they're both in much better shape than Turkey Creek right now. Paid $75 today and it felt like a $30 muni course. I'd recommend playing elsewhere until at least May or June when this course will have a chance to recover. Sorry to be negative, just my opinion. It didn't help that today's round took 5 hours and 15 minutes either. Disappointing day at a course I normally like.

Wise fairways and short rough. Challenging water hazards. Fast greens @11!