Enjoyed a round of golf at Taylor's Creek at Fort Stewart in the middle of January. Staff was friendly and helpful, greens were in great shape and the price was right. I will be back for sure!

Played course on September 11th, 2023. The course is not terrible but also not great. The fairways look like they don't get much attention or the tee boxes. The greens honestly were not that bad with the exception of maybe 3-4 holes. The greens do need to be cut and rolled though. Practice areas are slightly below average and they do have a driving range. For a military course it isn't bad but I will say it's over priced for its conditions. If you're looking for a quick play then this is it but don't set expectations high. The course design is actually pretty interesting and makes you think on a few holes for club selection. The course needs more assistance to get it where it needs to be.

Want to take a second to HIGHLY RECOMMEND the staff and conditions at Taylor’s Creek Golf Course on Fort Stewart! We had an event out there yesterday 1MAY2026 and to say the experience was awesome would be an understatement! Katie, Christy and Mike knocked it out of the park!!! A 17 team scramble comes with challenges no matter where it’s played, but the amount of professionalism I experienced yesterday was top notch!!! Thank you for your efforts and I recommend this facility to any and all in the Hinesville/Fort Stewart area looking for a location for your next 9 or 18 hole event!!!!

!!DO NOT GO HERE!! Our group initially began play as five participants. We were approached by the course marshal and informed that five players teeing off together was not permitted. We acknowledged that we were unaware of this rule and immediately took steps to comply by having only four players rotate teeing while the fifth sat out. Additionally, we skipped a hole to allow the group behind us to proceed without delay. Despite these efforts, the marshal approached us again on the following hole while we were actively playing. We explained the adjustments we had made to comply with the rules, and he initially departed. Shortly after, he returned and drove directly in front of a group member who was in the middle of a swing, creating a safety concern. He then repeatedly insisted—approximately 15 to 20 times—that we split into separate groups of three and two players. We calmly explained multiple times that we were already complying with course rules by rotating players; however, he continued to interrupt and disregard our responses. Due to the repeated interruptions and escalating frustration, we informed the marshal that we would be leaving and intended to speak with management regarding a refund. Before we could seek out management, the manager approached us. While she initially attempted to address the situation, the conversation quickly shifted focus to our tone rather than the conduct of the marshal. At no point was anyone in our group yelling, behaving aggressively, or acting in a belligerent manner—we remained seated in our carts throughout the interaction. During this discussion, the marshal rejoined and repeated the same directives in front of the manager, which further prolonged the situation. Instead of resolving the issue, the manager escalated matters by threatening to contact the Post Command Sergeant Major (CSM), the Commanding General (CG), and Military Police (MPs). These statements were unwarranted given the calm nature of our group and appeared to be an inappropriate use of authority. Given the circumstances—including repeated interference with play, unsafe conduct by the marshal, dismissive and escalatory behavior from management, and the inability to complete our round. Based on this experience, I am also unlikely to return to a facility where concerns are handled in this manner.

My wife and I played a weekday round with our friends, and the course was nearly empty, which made it very relaxing. The greens were in excellent condition compared to before, and we had a fantastic time. The staff were extremely kind and professional. We will definitely come back again