Churn Creek Golf Course

If all you want is a chance to swing your clubs, and lose a couple of balls in the grass and clover, at a hot deals price, go for it. The course defines a cow pasture course. Fairways and greens were in poor shape, and the track was confusing at times.

great layout, could use some grounds work to make it a better layout

One of the best 9 hole courses I've ever played

The course was in poor condition both greens and fairways.

I've never been so appalled by anything in my life until I played this mud hole. I cant even begin to tell you what a joke this place is. From what Ive heard is the owner doesn't care about the golf course and puts all his efforts into a wedding venue they have on the course.

The actual field of mud which they call a golf course is 60% dirt and 30% gopher holes and 10% crab grass. That about sums it up.

If you call yourself a golfer you will stay away from this piece of junk dirt field.

When it's in good shape this is a fun little course when it's in good shape. And therein lies the problem. Maintenance is streaky to put it mildly. I've played it when it's good and really enjoyed my round. On the other hand, I've played when it's not and seriously considered asking for my money back. In any case, give it a shot and maybe you'll get lucky with the conditions.

For a 9 hole course, this can be quite a bit of fun. The main problem can be maintenance. It tends to be a little inconsistent. If you catch it on a good day it can be a lot of fun. If not, you'll probably not be as impressed.