Turkey Creek Golf Course

Had a 10:19 tee time -first tee was backed up with two

groups. the starter had a us go off on the back nine.

no crossover and we finished the round in under 4 hours

The greens were in good shape,fairways- still early in the year, staff friendly,cant beat the price and pace of play.

Overall, the course was in decent shape. We did encounter some rough spots.

The one thing Turkey Creek needs is: new golf carts. They are in below average condition. Having a windshield to protect those in the cart at times would be nice.

I like the course layout. Honestly… probably one of my favorite courses in the area.

We will be back!

Green are inconsistent, boxes are beat up. But it is a challenging course with a good layout. Halfway house is in a great spot in the middle ao there is always a chance to go to the bathroom or grab some refreshments. Has sand, water, blindshots, elevation changes, trees and forgoving layout if you spray the ball.

Great price for this course. Decently maintained.

As golfers we know how important the greens are and Turkey Creek greens are immaculate.

Shot with 3 buddies after work I shot a 36 early spring course wasn't bad at all..and they have a driving range Mats and grass tees

Spent a nice day on the course. Weather was warm but just a bit windy.

Had a good time and would visit this course again.

Nice course, navigates easy, some tough green but green are mostly in great condition no ball washers though didn't lose any balls that weren't wet

On the positive side, it's obvious the course is paying attention to the greens. They were fast, well cut, and in great shape. But that's kind of where it ends.

The fairways and areas right off the fairway have many bare and bald spots. Grass is very sparse in spots, and you wonder whether or not grass seed and fertilizer is ever applied. You almost have to play winter rules all of the time and move your ball onto a patch of turf, because quite often your ball will land on a bare spot or area with thin grass.

The traps, if you want to call them that, are trash. No sand, ruts, just totally neglected. Either add sand and mulch them, or seed over them. Status quo is unacceptable.

It used to be called turkey creek junction because of the railroad tracks which bisect the course. Hole #1&#2 are on side of the tracks than you cross over to play the rest of the holes until #18 which you walk under a train tressel to get to. Municipal course which borders Innsbrook CC. Played hundreds of rounds here as a junior. Turkey creek runs through the course and it is tree lined on many holes.

Course can play slow but a good course for the money.

The bartender was too busy socializing in the back. Could hardly get served. Fairways and tees were in poor condition. Greens were good.