$70 to spend half the round with the cart barking at us to get on the care path despite never leaving the cart path? Then the Bev cart attendant refusing to turn around to meet us at the next tee box so we could purchase drinks.... This round could have been better. My photo is were the cart finally stopped barking at us because "we were on the cart path".

Disappointing Experience for the Price I was really looking forward to playing Willow Creek, but the experience fell short. The course was in poor condition — fairways were patchy, several greens were damaged, and overall maintenance seemed neglected. For $70, I expected a much better playing surface. What made matters worse was the check-in experience. I had booked online, and instead of a friendly greeting, I was met with attitude from the staff member, as if using their own online system was a hassle for him. At that price point, both the course and the customer service should be far better. Golf is supposed to be a relaxing escape, but this round felt more like a disappointment from the start.

Willow Creek Golf Club Greer, SC As we near the end of winter, we're on the hunt for a fun nearby course. Winner, winner, chicken dinner! This fun and challenging 18-hole layout winds around a neighborhood on the outskirts of Greenville, SC. Designed by Tom Jackson, this little treat allows for target golf and full throttle shots. A couple of years back, they renovated the greens, making them much harder to hold longer iron shots. The greens roll true, but as mentioned before, they are much firmer now. When the wind blows, this course tends to play a little harder due to a few holes being exposed. It's a bit of a challenge to walk but can be done. Bring your friends and don't worry about the round breaking your bank. It's financially friendly, and the employees are laid back and genuine.

The whiteboard is between the pro shop and the door to access the course. Judging from reviews posted Friday I was not the only one getting the clear message of my value as a member. Several other reviews point to the pain point created by the installation of GPS geofencing several months ago that still could use some fine tuning. Most who play the course frequently know the points on the cart path where it is best to avoid the irritation of the system by steering around it. It is also best to ignore the traditional signage for returning to the cart path from the fairway because the geofencing frequently doesn’t match the physical signage. Players drive carts by referring to the red line on the system’s screen instead. As for me, I renewed my membership because of my fellow members. Not because of management’s response to constructive criticism. Clearly they have no interest in reading their own reviews.

No water on the course and payed 45 to ride nine and to walk it is 40. course isn’t that great and greens are okay. crooked tee boxes.