Was in the area for our annual golf outing. We played three courses over three days and Deer Creek was the last of three. It was awful. Not one of our party of 20 golfers dissented on this opinion.
I appreciate the course is a family run affair, but frankly, the condition of the course was unacceptable. Sand traps hard packed with excessive weeds and no rakes. The greens were among the most poorly maintained I've ever seen. It was hard scrabble and poor course management. Each tee box had only one marker for the hole, and the layout of the course made it tough for anyone unfamiliar with the layout to navigate from hole to hole. Daly out confusing.
Golfers should be aware of the numerous electrical towers and power lines that criss-cross the course. While this is not under control of the course, but it is another strike against the already difficult playing conditions.
When we walked in at the start of the day for our tee time, the course seemed unprepared for us. Pin markers were not ready, and the poor young lady behind the counter in the snack bar was in full blown panic mode trying serve us , get things ready for golfers, and answering the phone.
The final strike was the course had no liquor license, so they couldn't sell beer or drinks. That blew our minds. There are plenty of excellent course nearby to play just over the border in PA. Avoid this one. read more