dkommer

This course was damaged by a tornado that took out a reported 300 trees. The trees are now gone and surfaces have been smoothed, but the lack of trees certainly changes the play. This, of course, is not something that management can change. However, the fairways were were in dismal shape. Lots of bare patches, and tough grass. It felt, many times, like hitting off concrete. Greens are manicured but lots of ball marks.

Mill Creek has worked very hard over last few years to create an excellent course for amateur players. The course is not too difficult though plenty of water and trees can challenge players. Favorite hole is #16.

A perfect day for my first outing of 2017. Having never played this course I met a colleague and we enjoyed the day. Everyone on the course--employees and patrons--were friendly and upbeat.

However, I found the course to be a bit ragged. The grans were rough and the rough was very, very long. Lots of trees (is the good or bad? You decide) Pretty straight course and not much undulation.

All-in-all, I'd play the course if I it shows up as a "hot" deal, but it is too pricey for the quality. I paid $21 for a senior rate for 9 holes with cart. For this area there are better courses for less.