Cedar Creek Golf Course

The tee boxes are lumpy and some of the greens are just dirt

The course layout is great. Fairways and tee boxes need a lot of work. Greens are okay but have areas that need attention. On the positive side it appears that the drainage problems have been resolved.

This amazing track is a jersey shore hidden gem and a true testament on challenging courses. This course was in pristine condition, especially for late March, green were rolling at a 13

Bunkers have beautiful, white sand. It must be from Hawaii hurt your eyes to even look at. Teeboxes, and fairways were perfectly cut. Shot in the high 80s was caught in the luscious rough fescue all day. The staff and the restaurant on site are incredible. Please give this place a try.

Fairways grass is dormient and somewhat bare. Greens moderate to fast.

I haven't played this course in 4 years, was hoping it would have gotten better conditions wise and it hasn't. Most fairways are drab and have 40-50% of the grass missing. Looks as if it hasn't been reseeded in years. I was on a great pace until the local high school showed up and walked all over the course not paying mind to any paying customers and whoever else was on the course. They were taking 8-10 shots a piece with groups of 5-6 players, I went from spending an average of 8-10 mins per hole to 15-20 mins in waiting just to tee off on each hole. High school players were rude and unaccommodating even after the course employee told me they have to let paying customers play through.

Course was understandably dormant considering its February and yet the groundskeeper made it a point to drive down the middle of the fairway and yell at our foursome to stay on the cart path on a hole that didn't even have a cart path.

Course looks the same since the end of the 2024 season. Zero care for the tee boxes or greens in the offseason. Flag sticks literally have duct tape at the bottom to keep them together. Hopefully they put forth the effort to address these issues if they expect players to pay at these rates. The course has a lot of potential but needs some serious TLC

Winters been tough on all of us. Especially the public golf courses, and Cedar Creeks no accepting. But for the value of the Golf Now app, and it being mid week, it serves its purpose. Sometimes just getting out is a cure for the winter blues. It's the usual at Cedar Creek. Tee boxes are beat up. Large parts of some holes fairways are dirt. The greens have been air rated a few too many times. But w all that being said. If your a O.County resident, and a senior. You can't beat the price. Get out and play.

It rained the night before, but this course has severe drainage problems as all the fairways and the greens were saturated with standing water.