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We were happy to get on the course as the temps were in the high 70's, great for February after the freeze! The course played well, my buddy and I were paired with another group of 2 who were friendly. We enjoyed the day and all cheered each other on. My buddy had 5 birdies so he was quite happy. No birdies for me but several pars. (quite satisfying for a bogey golfer) The course was in great winter shape. No complaints. Pace was a bit slow, expected because the course was jammed with players. Finished as the sun was going down.

Fairways were in great shape for winter. Mostly dormant turf with no bald spots.. The greens rolled putts nicely. It was a little hard to judge the speed at first, but they were consistent; The course is fun. Like any course, scores will improve as you get to know it better. My buddy had 5 birdies so her definitely liked the links.

Forest Creek is rapidly becoming one of my groups go to courses. The greens roll well, our aim is often suspect. The layout is a good good mix of challenging and moderate holes. It helps to have the electronic course layout to know where to place the ball for your approach. You definitely need to know what side of the fairway to be in to attack the green. The food and drink were tasty and affordably priced. Our foursome hung around and shared suds and stories on bench watching golfers hit balls on the illuminated night range. Great day. Great course!

I always wanted to play this course. It was a fun challenge. However, I showed up for my tee time and no one was to be found. A sign said check in at the cart barn. No one there. It was a weekday so I grabbed a cart and loaded up my clubs. The lady who ran the grill checked the gas level for me, she worked at the course in her past. I took off. It was only me so I played at my own pace. Since I was trying out a new to me set of Pong G400 irons I could play 2 balls in from time to time to tune in their distance. I loved the layout. Full of hills, tree-lined fairways, creeks, elevated tees play was challenging and rewarding. It was not your meticulously maintained course but the joy of play madi worthwhile. I didn’t care if the traps were overgrown. That’s how the old Scots must have played it. If you are an engineer type you will hate it. If you are the creative type you will love it! Try it for yourself and see if you agree.