Course Details
| Type: | Public |
| Greens Fees (including cart): | |
| Weekday: | $40 - $49 |
| Weekend: | $50 - $59 |
| 9-hole fees available anytime. | |
| General Manager: | Jane Yi |
| Guest Policy: | open |
| Dress Code: | Collared Shirt (No Denim) |
| Season Start: | March |
| Season End: | December |
| Pro Shop : | yes |
| Pro Shop Hours: | Seasonal - 9am to 5pm |
| Fairways Grass: | Bent |
| Driving Range: | Grass hitting surface |
| Short Game Practice: | yes |
| Water Hazards: | Moderate |
| Sand Bunkers: | Moderate |
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Recent Reviews
cvc128 - 3/28/16
It has come back in a great way. Love the course.
It has come back in a great way. Love the course.
docraven - 3/11/13
Grounds in very poor shape.
Grounds in very poor shape.
Prelude1 - 10/5/12
Well maintained and they have great deals on weekdays which make it a great value.
Well maintained and they have great deals on weekdays which make it a great value.
EarlColey - 7/22/12
well into housing area, but okay. Working on one hole and fairway. Would play again and would recommend to other golfers. 19th Hole close to early (5 PM)
well into housing area, but okay. Working on one hole and fairway. Would play again and would recommend to other golfers. 19th Hole close to early (5 PM)
5ironeagle - 1/18/12
Nice course, well maintained. Tight fairways. Emphasis on ball placement. Not very long but doesnt need to be. Try the Burger and home made chips.
Nice course, well maintained. Tight fairways. Emphasis on ball placement. Not very long but doesnt need to be. Try the Burger and home made chips.
Mark Hachey - 10/21/11
Suburban course through housing development. Tight and tricky. Nice fairways and greens. Lots of variety. Bad sand but they're working on it.
Suburban course through housing development. Tight and tricky. Nice fairways and greens. Lots of variety. Bad sand but they're working on it.
Millie Woods - 10/11/11
Awesome course!
Awesome course!
jwilder78 - 7/13/11
kenjab summed it up well -- tight and tough. You really have to be accurate with your tee shots or you will pay with penalty strokes. It's not that long, but it's very narrow.
On the plus side, I've never seen the course crowded, and they keep it in pretty good shape. The holes are not boring, there's a lot of variety. And the price is pretty reasonable.
On the down side, #14 is the most ridiculous abomination of golf that I have ever encountered. It's not only the longest par 4 I've ever played, it's also the narrowest. BY FAR. It really appears that they ran out of space b/c it's wedged up against the border of the course. So for the whole hole, you are in golf jail -- don't bother with a driver or even a long iron, b/c you will most likely end up in a hazard. Which of course makes it impossible to get on in regulation. The fairway is also pinched in several places so it becomes station-to-station. So if you aren't 100% confident in your ability to hit the targets, the optimal play is probably something like 7i, then 8i, then 9i. I'm sure there are some regulars who've adjusted to it, but if you are playing there for the first time, be warned.
The rating system is a little limited here, b/c I would love to give Cross Creek a 3.5, but I just can't justify a 4. So it gets a 3. If you want a little variety and can deal with some quirks, Cross Creek is a good change of pace.
kenjab summed it up well -- tight and tough. You really have to be accurate with your tee shots or you will pay with penalty strokes. It's not that long, but it's very narrow.
On the plus side, I've never seen the course crowded, and they keep it in pretty good shape. The holes are not boring, there's a lot of variety. And the price is pretty reasonable.
On the down side, #14 is the most ridiculous abomination of golf that I have ever encountered. It's not only the longest par 4 I've ever played, it's also the narrowest. BY FAR. It really appears that they ran out of space b/c it's wedged up against the border of the course. So for the whole hole, you are in golf jail -- don't bother with a driver or even a long iron, b/c you will most likely end up in a hazard. Which of course makes it impossible to get on in regulation. The fairway is also pinched in several places so it becomes station-to-station. So if you aren't 100% confident in your ability to hit the targets, the optimal play is probably something like 7i, then 8i, then 9i. I'm sure there are some regulars who've adjusted to it, but if you are playing there for the first time, be warned.
The rating system is a little limited here, b/c I would love to give Cross Creek a 3.5, but I just can't justify a 4. So it gets a 3. If you want a little variety and can deal with some quirks, Cross Creek is a good change of pace.
MBlookie - 2/16/09
Tight and quirky. Agree with kenjab. Fun to play now and then, but not as a steady diet.
Tight and quirky. Agree with kenjab. Fun to play now and then, but not as a steady diet.
pearsall06 - 5/26/14
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