The gentleman at the pro shop who checked us in was friendly and gave us some pointers on the course before heading out. From the first hole, the course was challenging with a lot of trees. Most of the greens were good, but some had sections under repair. The food at the restaurant smelled amazing, but I did not have time to check it out. We will definitely come back and play again, hopefully shave a couple of strokes now that we have been through the course

I will give them zero star if I can. Site said $55 when we booked, then we got charged $65. I will never go back here even if it's free. I should trusted the reviews, and y'all have me trust me on this. The overall course condition is unplayable.

This course has all the potential to be one of the best in the valley. But the shoddy maintenance, and the lack of people skills by the owners, seriously hinder the experience. You'd think making an effort to be accommodating to customers is against the rules. I give 3 stars for the layout. Zero for the upkeep. And a minus 1 for customer relations. I grew up playing this course, and have a deep emotional attachment to it. But I'll spend my money elsewhere until its sold to someone who knows how to run a golf course.

Sadly, If I could give a -2 stars, I would. This course at one time, definitely had the potential to be a great track. Did the ownership just give up at some point? The course/facilities conditions reflect an attitude of defeat. The employees seem miserable, as if they are being punished by working there. The guy behind the counter in the restaurant seemed angry, like he was on his last nerve and on the verge of arguing. I will gladly spend my money playing other local, well maintained courses/facilities, where the employees are friendly and welcoming. I wish Dry Creek well, and I hope they can and want to turn it around at some point, or sell to investors who want to make improvements.

I've been playing here off and on over the years but no more. $65 to play with a cart for a course that is not well kept up. Multiple greens have been under repair for months. Now the sun is really out, the ponds are just algae pits. There's homeless camping along the course and freeway. While playing, someone was nice enough to punch the lock out in my truck in the parking lot.