CreeksBend Golf Course

Nice course great value. A little bit of slow play a ranger could assist with.

Fun course to play. Not too difficult.

Great course and I think I've played every one that's on golf now in the metroplex. Pace of play was slow. Very slow for a Monday, but enjoyed it very much.

The golf course was busy but pace of play was reasonably good. The faiirways and greens were in good shape and we enjoyed the round.

Good value/very good greens. Bunkers not so good

I play this course between 5-10 times per year. The staff is friendly, and I like their chip/putt warmup area. The course is well kept, and has some creative holes that are challenging but not absurd.

This is a fun course in good condition. Great value with the golf now tee time that I got. It would be very hard to find a course in this good of shape for this price!!!

Play here all the time. like the course except for #14 par 5. Dumbest hole anywhere, if you hit the correct shot off of the tee, left middle right of the fairway, trying to get it on in two, which is doable, isn't because of the crop of tree. Try and get a long iron up over the trees, or hit a magical fade or draw around the trees. I don't get it. The female staff is top notch for golf in the sticks.

Used to play this course 2-3 times a week. Last year the cost to play jumped up drastically. Yet the course conditions and quality of the course itself has just become more and more warn out. Not worth to play here if you have to pay more than $25 with cart. You can play a much better kept course for the prices they want here.

This coarse is great for all golfers. Some of the holes are wide open with a few tight harder holes. Side note if you go on a weekend on a nice day be prepared for a 5 hour round.

CreeksBend is not a course about which you would say, "I played a great course" after a around. This is not a strategic course; you know where to put the ball each time. The course is short and many part-4's are what you expect from other par-4's. Stay on fairways -usually wide - and hit the second shots to the greens. I play here because they have good deals. You can always practice on a course, and that is how I look at rounds here. Usually the pace is very slow, so when I play single here, I spend looking at my emails, etc., waiting for the group in front of me to move and clear the way. I have no strong feeling for or against this course. You get what you pay for.

Best course around with decent prices and good staff!

The pace was great -played in less than 3 hours.
Several forced carries and several blind shots. Good course overall.

This is a favorite of mine. I love that each hole has its own character. It is mostly open with some elevation changes, but a each hole has locations where you can't go without a cost to your score. Number 12 has a pond in the middle, so do you lay up or go for it? There is a long walk between 13/14 & 17/18, but is a walkable course.
If it is your first time, they did have a cheat sheet on how to play the holes you might ask for. The staff is always friendly and the cart person was around a lot.

Payed $20 for 18 holes and cart with hot deals. Can't beat that. Course was fun but the pace of play was awful. A lot of hackers out there.

Staff were not friendly and accommodating when asked for a rain check due to hail and storm and had just played hole 11.

Great course Nice layout Some blind shots but 2nd round would be really good after knowing where to hit

Fun course. Greens a little slow due to the rain. Needs yardage markers on sprinkler heads. Some blind shots. Otherwise, will go back.

This is one of the first courses to open. Great place to get the winter rust off. plenty of challenges to practice every shot in the bag. the temps were in the low 50's and very windy the day I played but very enjoyable round. Staff was very friendly! Course was in very good spring condition for early April.

Course was in very good shape except the greens had been recently aerated and were not quite back to normal