This is a great golf course. Can't wait to see it in 2-3 years. Mother nature delivered a blow to the property. In some areas it opened up for increased playability. Greens are awesome. The track itself is very balanced with variation. Some holes are shot maker type others are aim and hit it hard.

Played Shoal Creek on 10/24. The course was very dry, fairways were very hard and tee boxes were like concrete. The greens were excellent, big, smooth, fast with new cups, flagsticks and flags. The Bermuda rough was way too thick. We didn’t play that well and if you go in the rough you are very lucky just to find it much less advance it. Staff was friendly and cost was like $40 to ride 18. I’d recommend hitting an iron or hybrid on most par 4s to keep in play. I enjoy playing different courses; however, this one doesn’t make the rotation for me.

I'm almost afraid to post this because too many people might find this course and overrun it. The best golf value and experience in existence as far as I can find. The best prices, thin crowds and a very solid course. I moved farther away this year but regularly still drive 50 miles to play here. I'm now on the northeast side of the metro area and was shocked to see the super crowded and expensive state of courses on that side. There were multiple times this year we played Shoal Creek and saw NOBODY else on the course! When you try to play on the Northside, the parking lots are frequently overflowing into the streets and it takes 5 hours to get through 18. But we've done the. Creek in under 3 hours. Unheard of! But please don't tell too many people about Shoal Creek...... it's not ruined yet like so many others.

My husband and I had our wedding reception at The Club at Shoal Creek, and it made for the most perfect night. We were able to have a cocktail hour outside on the lawn and the reception in the ballroom and bar. Lisa and Curtis Platte are great to work with. We are so thankful for them and for how hard they worked to make sure we had a wonderful wedding reception!

They had an online deal for $33 per person, paid it for 4, arrived at course and was told to pay an additional $12.50 per person for carts. Price at clubhouse: $51, I saved a massive $6. No personal coolers on the course, multiple signs going to the clubhouse , so enjoy the lukewarm water that tastes like it has been in the cooler all week. Oh, you like to drink beer while playing golf with your buddies? Sure, you can buy an 8 pack of 16 oz at the clubhouse for the same price as a 30 pack at the store. It’s a great value, don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. I will say that grass does cover most fairways, it’s thin but it is there, mostly. The greens are in decent shape, hard and they roll different speeds but there is grass and almost no weeds. I would be remiss if I did not let people know to add a hammer to their bag, you will need it on tee boxes. Based on the cost and restrictions, there are better value courses nearby (Griffin city course, Morgan Dairy). Because of the lack of value, I will not returning.