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Greens in best shape I’ve ever seen there. Used to be bent grass that burned out in summer. They were replaced with a Bermuda and even this early in year they are great. Getting a true roll.
New clubhouse and rec area are almost done so the awkward parking and portable toilets should soon be gone. Getting close.
Course playing easier with removal of some difficult traps.. you can now run the ball on certain greens without having to drop a fairway wood in over a trap and hold the green.

Construction of clubhouse and pavilion continue .Grerns holding up well since they’ve been covered for freezes. Because of the construction, getting around to range, putting area, ports potties a pain but this too shall pass. The course actually played easier than a few years ago due to the removal of some pesky traps. They’ve happily cut back some of the over growth along river and fairways for better views. New bridges where needed. Definitely headed in all the right directions for summer.

Great to get a day to play In February. Greens in remarkable shape. Bermuda fairways browned out but still very playable. Very challenging from the back tees.

88, with low humidity on a perfect blue sky day. Course in impeccable condition. Greens fast and smooth. Heaven.

A well designed but poorly maintained course with limited amenities. At normal rates it’s overpriced but when discounted it’s a good value.
Due to changes in ownership and loss of membership it has limited play which is a plus. Can play 18 in 3.5 hours.

The best part of Kings Creek in winter is that the greens stay green! Since they're not Bermuda they don't go dormant and turn into dinner plates for holding shots or putting.