Williams Creek Golf Course

Glenn Jacobson 3 months ago

Recently moved to the area and decided to check this place out. Arrived on Tuesday to find the range was closed for the day. While bummed, I understood because there was a huge rainstorm the previous night. So instead I used the putting green and chipping greens to practice. When I left though I drove by the range and saw 3 people out there hitting and was very confused since I was told it was closed for the remainder of the day. Went back on Saturday since I live in the area and the range was open. So I payed $13 for a large bucket and went out to hit. I arrived at the range tee to find its mats only, which puzzled me since it is the end of June. I then dumped out the balls and found that a healthy third of them were cracked or had no dimples. After hitting balls and never seeing where my balls landed that were hit beyond 100 yds, I’ve decided to not give it a third chance and will take my business elsewhere. I understand budget constraints at public courses but the issues I experienced just made me feel like management is lazy. A lot of simple things woulda made my experience a lot better. Course looked cool and the putting green was awesome which bumped it up to 2 stars

Herb Wilhite 4 months ago

Really enjoyed playing Williams Creek, a par three course. Greens and fairways were in excellent condition. Greens were relatively fast but would hold the ball if you came in with some arc. Great course for working your iron skills. Friendly staff too.

Ben Rehm 6 months ago

Fun course, unpleasant experience. Had 2 tee times confirmed to accommodate 5 of us at 10:30 am on a Thursday on a golf trip, verified with the gentleman in the pro shop twice that we could go off as a 5-some, instead of splitting into 3 and 2, so that we all play together. We kept perfect pace on the front 9, allowing maximum 10 minutes per hole (tee times are spaced 10 min apart, so group behind shouldn’t be on us, right?). Get to the turn, Marshall immediately stops us and is very rude about not allowing 5 players and instead wanted us to split up into a 3 and 2. The group behind us was just teeing off as we were pulling up to the 10th tee, so the Marshall could clearly see that we were not holding anybody up. If that was the case, we would let them play through. After trying to reason with the Marshall that staying as a 5-some (which we were told twice we were allowed to do), we were forced to split into a 3 and 2 or had to leave. Wouldn’t that just slow down the pace now an “extra” group is playing? Also, the group behind us apparently tee’d off 30 minutes early according to the nice girl in the pro shop, so if the Marshall was so bent up about pace of play and running the cou

Jake Kerr 6 months ago

Course is decent but the driving range is literally closed all the time, and when it’s open you can only buy small buckets of balls. I swear they do it to get you to drive over there and then pay for 9 after finding out the range is closed. Might have better luck winning the lottery than pulling up here with an open range.

Thomas Neudenberger 3 years ago

It is an amazing place with great views over the mountains. The golf carts have GPS and are fun to drive up and down the hills. It is great for beginners and professionals. We also saw a lot of wildlife and truly enjoyed ourselves.