Dry Creek Ranch Golf Course

It was a windy day but the course was nice and there was no one really out that day good time

Very poor conditions with a number poorly designed holes. Took the “hot deal”. Should’ve spent more. Definitely won’t be back.

On New Year's Eve, a buddy and I played Dry Creek GC in Gault. It was a cold, wet, and foggy day. The range was closed due to flooding. The putting green was open and in good shape.
The first tee box was in ok condition but did need maintenance (as others do - see photos).
The fairways showed a lack of maintenance. They had not been mowed for several weeks and had broken branches, twigs, etc., cluttering the course.
While the course is named Dry Creek, it wasn't - which is good. This year had been dry so it is good to see the rain and resulting water in the creeks and lakes.
The course has two new bridges, is well constructed, and looks great (see photos). Well done!
The greens show disrepair. The fungus has hit most of them, so putting was a challenge in most instances (see photos).
The cart paths also need maintenance (see photo). I had difficulty staying dry and mud-free while driving the cart.
After the round, we hit the cafe and bar. The food and beverage were good (see photo). The live fireplace is a nice touch.
Overall, I like the track. However, there are many maintenance issues to address. I look forward to returning after repairs.

Course conditions were ok, layout is good and some holes exceptionally long. But overall nice course. Talk about slow play that day is an under statement, they had a six some, five some that slowed everything down to LA traffic. Course needs Marshall’s to speed up play or limit to four somes. Took 4 hrs to get in 13 holes.

The puttering green is suck. Every greens has dead grass.

There is a serious lack of grass on the entire course, tees, fairways and greens. Believe this is a privately owned business so will be willing to wait for spring.

There’s dead grass and dirt in the fareways. The pace of play is slow, too many tee times crunched together. Allows 5somes to play. There are literal mud pits on the greens and huge dead spots.

If this course was under different management and upkeep was a top priority, it could be a spectacular track.
It’s run down, the green are in terrible shape.

To start the owner charged me for my 4 year old son to ride with me this morning with my threesome. Said if i was alone it would be a normal rate. Course is in terrible condition. Most greens have flags and under repair or dead. Pace of play is slow. Carts are outdated and falling apart. I would not suggest this course to anyone at the rate they charge.

i feel that the round would have been a bit more fair if most of the greens didnt have a disease. it ma de for a tough true putt. Pace was good because of the lack of players on the course. I will return, but more likely it will be within the next 10 years since that was about when i played it last.

As long as you are playing fast enough there are no rules here. We were playing 2-3 balls a hole. This is also a great place to get drunk and no one cares. Honestly I would come back here again just to screw around but the greens are horrible. Seems like they're trying to work on some of them but they need to invest more into their grounds keepers. Fun course but not worth the cost for the weekends.

Let me start by saying, I love this course. That being said I wish the ownership could see the value in keeping the course in GOOD condition. This should be a premier course and it is more like an after thought to the owners.

If you do happen to play an early round, have a Bloody Mary. The elderly woman makes the best!