Tired Creek Golf Course is a pleasant surprise with a peaceful, natural setting. The layout offers a nice mix of open holes and tree-lined fairways, giving players both forgiving shots and some tighter challenges. Greens roll true and are well maintained, while the fairways are generally in good condition. Pace of play was comfortable, and the overall atmosphere felt relaxed. Staff were welcoming and helpful, which added to the positive experience. The course isn’t overly long, making it enjoyable for different skill levels, but still offers enough challenge to keep things interesting. On top of that, the nice views around the course make the round even more enjoyable. Overall, a solid place to enjoy a round in a quiet, scenic environment.

I really enjoy this course. It’s challenging and fun. The first cut off of the fairway isn’t tall, but it’s dense as hell. I recommend staying on the fairway. That’s probably the first time you’ve heard that. Haha. The only issue we had this time was some of the greens. They were struggling to keep grass on some sections of some greens. It’s tough to hit a nice chip into sand on the green. I’m sure they’re doing the best they can winter is tough on grass. Anyway, I like the course.

Played with a golf buddy on 10/12/25. Always enjoy the hospitality and layout of the course. Only reason for the 3 rating was the greens not transitioning well to the fall weather. For the most part the Bermuda was sparser and bumpier than usual. Cups needed moving also as they were a little rough around the edges. Overall I enjoy the course 3 to 4 times per year so not complaining too much. Looking forward to the greens getting better.

We are three brothers who have been coming to Tired Creek from Tallahassee for the past 3 years. Our modus operandi is to tee off at 8:00 am or earlier, the first group on the course. Normally, we finish 18 holes in around 3 hours. Today, others had been allowed to start on other holes. Therefore, we were held up at 10, due to there being another group ahead of us. The coast should have been clear for us, but we had to wait. We moved on to another hole, only to find that even more groups had gotten ahead of us. Add all this to the group of elderly ladies, moving at a snail's pace, who very angrily refused to let us play through. We'd had enough, and packed it in for the day. This is no way to run a golf course. There should be a starter to ensure players tee off in proper time and on the first hole. We won't be back any time soon.

Just drove here from Tallahassee and the range is closed until 11am. Who shuts down the range on a Friday morning to mow??? Can this work not be managed during the less busy hours of the week? The course is already slammed pack every weekend and pace of play has gotten way out of hand to the point where I’ve had to literally pack up and leave on 3 rounds in the last 3 weeks due to large groups not letting me pass as a solo player. No marshall, no tee time organization, if you are going to charge a premium fee to golf at a mediocre course, it should at minimum be managed a little better….