There is a reason why you can get a tee off time anytime. Its not a proper golf course. If uou are a serious golfer do not play this course.

It’s a quaint little executive course. If you have never played it it’s all par 3’s and 4’s. Some of the 3’s are less than 100 yds and could be extended, but they don’t use those tee boxes. Some of the greens had some disease, but l never felt it interfered with putting. But the speeds are inconsistent. At least half of the tee boxes need leveling. The traps are a soft powder/sand, and are in good condition and large. At least two par 3’s are blind shots, and the one par 4 (15th) has a massive oak tree in the middle of the fairway. The pace of play was wonderful, but the course had few players on it. The cost: $37 + $5/cart + $5/small basket of balls. Was it worth it…? I guess so. I didn’t go in with high expectations, so l wasn’t disappointed. Would l go back - absolutely.

Deer Creek RV Golf & Country Club is a major disappointment for any golfer expecting a quality round. It’s a glorified RV park with a golf course, masquerading as a ‘country club.’ This was my first and likely last time playing here. Right from the start, the pace of play was unbearable. Our group was rushed along the entire 18 because they had overbooked, slotting in 40 players right behind us. They even admitted they shouldn’t have scheduled so many tee times, but that didn’t stop them from pushing us along at every hole. The course conditions are rough—quite a few fairways have bare patches, and the greens are in dire need of maintenance. Bunkers haven’t seen fresh sand in who knows how long, and damage from unfilled divots and scattered cigarette butts detract from any semblance of a ‘club experience.’ This place lacks the polish or care you’d expect for $45. A single round here was once $10, but now it’s absurdly overpriced for what you get. Lastly, the atmosphere here makes it clear that if you’re not a member, you’ll be treated like a second-class guest. If you’re looking for an enjoyable day on the course, avoid Deer Creek at all costs—it’s just not worth it.

Very nice 4 and 3 par course. Well taken care of and a nice course to take someone who is learning to golf. The price is also great!

Great place to live, clean pools and bathrooms in pool house areas. Some year round residents are snobbish and do not like co-mingling of residents from other communities on any regular basis. It does cater to golfing enthusiasts and golf carts & golfers are allowed just about everywhere. It's a double gated community with gate security a major factor here. Gate code changes can be problematic at times. But overall it's a lovely place to live and/or just play golf.