Duck Creek Golf Course

If you like playing on dirt, this course is for you. the fairways barely have grass on them...Same for the tee boxes. Some are just sand traps.. The greens are ok though.

Idk what happened to the course but it has taken a turn for the worse…..you might as well play on concrete. Only grass is on the greens.

The corse needs grass and attention. Okay for winter warm-up golf.

This is a field with 18 flags in the ground. Absolutely no reason to play here. Pace of play is phenomenal because no one is there.

Got to the course and had to wait 30+min for our carts since they were running behind, Pace of play here is nonexistent. Waited 5/10+min at every tee box. For the price it costs to play here not worth it at all. This course should be $15 / $20. Horrible course conditions, Tee boxes were all dirt / mud , no grass existent on tee boxes. Greens are not maintained at all, full of weeds all over them. First and last time playing here. Would not recommend unless you want to waste 5+hrs playing at a horrible course.

As a bargain course, I had a good time and will be back. This course needs a good face lift and some love shown to it. Current ownership needs to either make a major investment in this course to up date it, or possibly work with the city of Garland to take it over as a municipal course. As a municipal course it would offer golf, a tennis/pickleball courts, add a club house and pool which would be great for improving the neighborhood. I went on a day when I thought that there wouldn't be many people, and the course was busy all day. This is a great course for novice players and players of all levels.

This is a course that is in the middle of and established community. Duck Creek does show its age, and needs a good overhaul and face-lift. That being said as a value course in the $25 range all in it would be fine, but not much more. The ownership needs to spend the money to bring it back to standard or maybe look at the city of Garland taking it over. As a municipal course it would have a good foundation to work with, it has golf, tennis, pickleball courts and would be good for the neighborhood. Becoming a municipal facility would probably be best, as it looks like the current owners have no plans of fixing problems.
As for play, they were extremely busy the day that I played. Fairways our forgiving for beginner and novice golfers such as my self, with plenty of hazards. Would I recommend this course yes, as a value course it isn't bad.

This course is ok for a cheap option, no clubhouse and the course is a little run down and needs some attention. Some greens are good some patchy, no one else was on the course so pace of play was great.

Very muddy messy course. Questionable pin placements. Needs a make over and some golf spice cleaners

Played here last Sunday and they still don’t have a club house. The course was also pretty rundown. Don't even think about trying the driving range (100% sand). Course has potential with some challenging holes