Fox Creek Golf Club

Despite some hard tee boxes, the course was very well kept. Fall is a tough time when you miss the fairway because of the leaves (so don't do that). The paths are being improved nicely, so that's a big plus. The hole placements were pretty tough that day, so this course is no pushover. You've got to bring it.

As a senior, I really enjoy the length of Executive courses. However, I still want a challenge. Fox Creek had some hilly fairways and shots over water, but totally fair.

Just wish it was closer to home in Cumming!

The young lady worker at the front desk was very rude and unprofessional. She was eating while interacting with guest and very unhelpful.

Nice short and straightforward course layout which was perfect for the beginner in our group. Greens were in excellent condition, especially compared to my home course. Large driving range, but a bucket is not included in the greens fee.

Have not been here in a long time as I tend to not like the executive courses. Now I remember why.

This place is just not in good shape. Played the back (Black Tees) and literally none of them were cut down. Teeing up in 2 in of grass is not fun. Bad cart paths with tree roots protruding through makes for a bumpy ride. #4 was "closed" so you only got 17 or could play 2 holes twice I guess.

The greens were OK but for $40-$50 bucks you can find something better in the ATL than

a predominately executive course. I hear the one next to it is even worse but I am not going to find out.

Course was in great conditions, only played the Fox portion didn’t have time for the Links portion. Played on Sunday after the storm and conditions were wet but still managed to have a great time. Only once were we asked to pick up the pace, although it was by the cart attending who literally had just sold us snacks/refreshments. Given it’s all a majority par 3 and we were a group of 4 ahead groups of two well it’s bound to cause a hold up. Other than that it was a great course, I enjoyed my time and would definitely come back and try out both courses.

My group loved the pace of play and the course conditions. We’ll definitely be back to play again!

Have played FC many times and enjoyed what is basically a Par 3 course with 2 legitimate Par 4

BUT KNOW BEFORE YOU BOOK. MAKE SURE THE ENTIRE COURSE IS OPEN.

1. The entire back 9 is CLOSED while the redo the cart paths - you play the front 9 twice

2. The people setting tee times have waaay over booked. Waited almost 30 min to tee off on #1 the second time when we made the turn.

3. Then there were 2 groups waiting on EVERY hole

4. The have geared down all carts so that the max speed is 6 MPH. - you can walk 3+ mph

I typically play next door at Legacy Links but I quickly learned that Fox Creek is the better option. The pace of play is great and the course conditions are impressive. There was a small mixup with my tee time but the staff provided free range session for the delay

Have played here a bunch. Finally getting rid of the trees breaking up the cart paths and one snd rwo are done. Add that to GPS on the carts and it’s looking up. Greens are in good shape tee boxes need some work. I recommend using more zoysia in the shaded areas. Js Enjoyed the round. Keep up the good work.

Two and a half hours for nine holes is excessive.

You can’t play par threes until the green clears, causing the backup and slow play.

Also, there was major tree work ongoing during the round. It is needed, but with a full day of golfers, it’s not ideal. Temporarily reduce the number of tee times or reduce the price on days the work is being done.

The course is in good shape. The pace of play is always a problem no matter the time of day.....slow.