Duck Creek Golf Course

Layout is not clearly marked, fairways in really bad shape, greens not much better. Ground so hard you can not put in a tee. This course needs some love from its grounds crew. This can be fixed but seems like no one taking care of this course.

Two groups of ”regulars” really slowing play and would not offer a play through.

Food options way over priced and very very limited.

Unfortunately, the course was really in bad condition. The fairways were terrible. The car path was terrible or nonexistent. Surprisingly, the greens were actually pretty good. It was definitely not worth the money, and I would not go back , not even for a free round unfortunately

There was virtually no grass between the tee box and the apron around the green, just dirt. The layout of the holes is interesting with plenty of trees and water to avoid

Very fun course pretty wide open fairways, aside from some work needing to be done on the tee box and driving ranges its a fun course to play. You have to be really picky to not like it.

By far the worst course in America. Horrible conditions from the tee box to the greens. They have some pair of balls charging $53 to play. If they paid me to play there again, I wouldn’t.

Lo e the course close to home and a fun course layout. Front 9 is a little longer than the back. Staff is amazing and anyone who says different must not be following suite. Excited for this course future

Tee times were delayed because of lightning, no big deal. There were 5-6 groups waiting to tee off and the starter kept letting groups from the back nine go off in between schedules times. Got to the 2nd hole to find a group on the green, one in the fairway and three waiting. Guy in the clubhouse was very quick to give a refund with no apology (probably very used to this). He was cocky to be a glorified cashier. Garbage run course. I as easily going to be a 5 hour+ round at a below average course.

Duck Creek was built as part of a residential golf development years ago, but went out of business, was resurrected as a daily fee course, and now struggles to get by. The clubhouse caught burned to the ground in a fire around Thanksgiving 2022. There's no sign of its being rebuilt. The pro shop is now in a trailer. The weather in Texas has been over 100 degrees Fahrenheit most of the summer, and it shows in the baked condition of the fairways, (dry and empty) water hazards, etc. Cart paths are marked by lots of broken concrete. The greens at least are puttable. Layout of the course is not very difficult. The best things about Duck Creek are its reasonable rates and an ability to play very quickly if you get an early tee time. As the day wears on and the crowds get bigger, it tends to attract slower players of modest abilities. I've played it twice in the past 2 weeks and will return as long as I can get one of the first morning tee times and play quickly.

All courses in DFW are dry now due to heat. This was no exception. Some holes are very hard to follow for first timers.

Greens are in great shape. Dont bring outside alcohol. Not crowded