Here’s the thing about Fox Creek. You’re playing a par three course. You can only expect so much from that. The greens are some of the best greens, I’ve played in the state. They break. The course can be a little pricey for the amount of Part threes, However, if you want to focus on your short game, this is a good place.
in the last week
I played here last week on business after playing the legacy course.
Club was clean, with a polite staff.
the course was fun to play, lots of elevation and controlled shots.
only reason it gets 3 stars is there is no ranger, and the course backed up to where it took 3 hours to play 9 holes is again not acceptable.
i ended up leaving after the 10th hole.
i really hope after talking to the office, they clean this up.
its not hard to space out players and ask them to skip a hole for slow play.
please fix it!
i would love to come back, but i cant sit around for 5-6 hours for 18 holes.
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4 months ago
Great course and fairly priced. Well-maintained, friendly staff, greens are in great condition for a public course. It’s a fun course to play, especially if you want to play a quick round. Good hole layout with some challenging features.
a year ago
Beavis Longsnake (Hippy Hater) I am a regular at this course. They know me by name. The driving range is fun. See if you can hit the busses or better yet, over them. Pro shop is great with reasonable prices. The course is fun, challenging, and usually in great condition. The only thing even close to a complaint would be mow the rough areas a little more frequently.
5 months ago
Getting pretty tired of this place as if I go here to practice Monday- Thursday just randomly they will have mats only, or their range will be closed on a perfect beautiful day. This one random Tuesday at 1100 i went and their range was closed! They advertise a " large chipping and putting green" which was very nice to use, as it is very well kept and simulates a real green but they recently put a "no chipping" sign out. So instead of using a nice green to practice chipping we are now forced to use a chipping "green" that is one: not a real green; two: not a well kept patch of grass; and three: has bare spots and weeds all over it. Also did I mention the range prices? $17 dollars for a large bucket that has less than 150 balls in it. And $8 for a small bucket that has less than 50 in it! Other than the expensive prices I've never been able to use the actual range grass all summer long because if I ever randomly went there the grass would be closed, when there are multiple areas where it has beautiful grass. The mats are old and lumpy to hit off of. And the range itself is incredibly sloped, so goodluck trying to hit pitch shots less than 100 yards, and actually gettinga correct distance Anyway I will not be using this place to practice again as I can never use their grass, and they now shut down their nice chipping green, for a putting only green.
I can say though their course is in average shape, with patchy tee boxes, fairways and greens. The greens do not play consistent and the speed of each green is different. The tee boxes are full of divots. But I will say the course has some nice bunkers. I'd probably will not play here again as for 35 dollars on a Wednesday afternoon seems the right amount to keep this course in a good shape, but they are ultimately not keeping the course in good shape.
2 years ago
