Very poor experience. FYI just make sure your golf apparel is all legal before you start cuz they will let you pay the $80 and then kick you off halfway through for not having the right golf apparel even though they knew it at the beginning

Par 60 Executive course, very challenging. 15/18 water holes. Affordable. Hope your short game is sharp, you'll need it.

A gentleman's course but in excellent condition and high level of difficulty. You have to be a shot maker here! High praise's for this one!

Disappointing experience today at Cross Creek Country Club. My father, sister, and 3-year-old nephew were looking forward to spending time together on the course. My nephew is remarkably talented for his age and already has a genuine love for golf. Before we could begin, Board President Al Jones informed us that my nephew was not permitted to ride in a golf cart. While courses certainly have the right to establish their own rules, the issue was not the policy itself but the way it was handled. When we respectfully asked if we could simply walk the course instead, especially given that play was slow, that request was also denied. The interaction was unnecessarily rude and dismissive. Golf organizations frequently talk about growing the game and attracting younger players. Experiences like this do the opposite. Many lifelong golfers developed their love for the game because a parent or grandparent brought them along as children. Needless to say, I would not recommend public play at Cross Creek Country Club. Today’s experience left the impression that some in leadership are more interested in exercising authority than finding reasonable solutions or welcoming future golfers. Rules can be enforced while still treating people with courtesy and respect. Unfortunately, that was not our experience today.

Golf course 4 stars Restaurant/Bar 1 star - absolutely the worst experience , service was abysmal, atrocious! - this was our first time at Cross Creek and disappointed that the restaraunt/bar experience tainted our opinion - play golf but don't patronize the restaraunt/bar