Flagg Creek Golf Course

Really well-maintained course that is incredibly easy to get to. Most hole are straight shots, but pin placements can get a bit challenging.

If you're looking for a quick, great 9, this is an excellent option!

Played a round this Sunday, finished in 2 hours. Course is in excellent condition. Number 4, 6 & 9 are challenging. Number 9, a tough finishing hole. Clubhouse is closed, but deck is open for service. Friendly staff on the course.

Well maintained, fun course to play. A few challenging holes (#'s 4, 5 & 9). It was a Sunday morning, so pace of play was what we expected. Helpful Ranger (found 1 of our lost irons!). Enjoyed a couple of beers out on the deck afterwards!

Course is always in great shape. Greens are fast. Tee boxes sometimes need some help. Challenge is perfect for the 12-18 handicap. Might be a bit easy for lower caps (I wouldn't know, I"m a 15). Most of the staff are friendly on the course. Bartenders are awesome! COVID has caused the kitchen to not open, so that sucks. You can usually walk on but it's easy enough to make a tee time. Enjoy!

been golfing there since it was an 18 hole course and then a 12 hole course { Maple Crest } .Countryside and Pleasant Dale Park district have done a very good job with the course , grounds , club house , etc. Great place to get nine holes in . If you have not been there , put it on your short list .

This course is great practice and it's nice that it has at least one par 5.

Flagg creek is a very nice, well kept course. It is challenging, but not too difficult, and not too long. My son (13) who doesn't hit the ball very far, likes this course a lot. Highly recommend if you have younger, or beginner golfers, or if you just want to get a quick 9 on a nice course.

Let me start by saying I have been playing at Flagg Creek for most of my young adult life. This is the place where my buddies and I learned how to golf. Going out for a twilight round, hitting the range, hitting balls into the water on the 4th hole. I have a lot of love for this course, and have played it (around) 25 times, and have loved each of those rounds.

Unfortunately, this all seemed to go out the window this past Saturday, when we were treated like children by a starter who attempted to put words in our mouths regarding our treatment of her staff, and questioned our own sanity to try and save her own image of herself.

My buddies and I went out (the six of us) at two different tee times, one after the other. We were never planning to play as a six-some, as that would’ve severely slowed down play. The rain started to fall after our first hole drives, so we had to evacuate. We sAt in our cars to wait it out, and eventually came back to the (now mostly empty) course to start our round again. Since it was so empty, we asked the starter if the six of us could all just tee of together, and she said yes. So off we went, and were playing at a decent pace until we were eventually caught up to by a single player, who we agreed with the ranger to let play through. The ranger helped us along the way, making sure that our day of golf wasn’t ruined by the pace of play, the weather, etc. In fact, he moved us BACK a few holes, and actually allowed us to play a few extra, which we all appreciated greatly.

Two holes later, things began to take a turn for the worse. The same ranger who we had been speaking with throughout the round came up to us to explain that the Starter had “not authorized us to leave the first hole as a six-some”, even though she did. Her cart came screaming down the path towards us, and when she arrived she began to call us liars, and accused us of mincing her words and disgracing her good name (granted we saw this woman for about 5 minutes at the very start of the round, and that’s it).

After she was done chewing us out (as well as not letting us explain ourselves whatsoever) she let us go on our way, and we split up into groups of 4 and 2 (which we offered to do from the start, and the other ranger had told us that 6 would be ok).

Just an awful awful experience at a place I have loved for years, and will no longer be coming back to.

If you end up going to Flagg, make sure that you check with the starter at least 5-10 times before you begin your round that you and your friends are ok to go out on the course. If not, she’ll treat you like a child. As all of my buddies and I are recent high school grads, we felt so terrible about it all.