Had a great time, awesome course (hard though) and golf shop people were really nice. Lost my phone, Robert and Bri helped me out really good. 100% recommend.

If I could give zero stars, I would. From start to finish this was one of the most unprofessional and frustrating golf course experiences I’ve ever had. First, Bruce insisted on taking all of my credit card information up front, warning me I’d be charged the full amount if I didn’t show up for my tee time. Only after collecting my card did he mention that their greens were “sick” and not in good condition. Not exactly the kind of disclosure you want after handing over payment details. When I arrived and tried to use my rain check (from a day the course closed due to rain), Braxton acted like he’d never seen one before—even though my partner had used the exact same type of rain check just moments earlier. I clearly explained I needed an 18-hole round for one person, using my rain check. Instead, Braxton charged me $49, while my partner was charged $25 for the same thing. When I asked for clarification, Braxton got defensive and tried to hand me another rain check instead of fixing the mistake. I told him I wanted a refund, not another useless slip of paper, and he told me I’d have to wait for his manager. Stated his manger would be in within an hour. I came back at the turn, and he told me again, his manager would be in within an hour. After golfing, I finally got a chance to speak with the elusive manager manager, Steven, who essentially accused us of trying to “double dip” rain checks—completely untrue, as my partner confirmed in front of him that Braxton took his rain check, and Steven STILL didn’t go over there and look for, but insisted we were trying to. Steven still tried to dodge responsibility until finally issuing a refund for the amount I was charged after trying to give me ANOTHER rain check. This is the same Steven who, on the original rain-out day, told a group ahead of us that no rain checks would be given out because they “chose to golf on a rainy day” which almost caused an entire riot in the Pro-shop as there was about 20 people that heard him speak that way to the group—even though hole 10 was literally underwater, and the course shut down shortly after. For a place charging around $65-70 PER PERSON a round and $49 for greens that look like a preschool sandbox, the staff here are argumentative, unprofessional, and disorganized. Between the shady credit card practices, inconsistent pricing, refusal to honor their own rain checks, and a manager who would rather argue than resolve issues, this course is an absolute dumpster fire. Save your time, money, and patience—there are plenty of courses that respect their customers. Don’t waste your hard earned money here, go to an actually real course where it’s ran by professionals not this playground.

Excellent course, want lose no balls here unless you put it in the pond. They keep it in tip top shape. Vert low rough. Highly recommend this course. My favorite in the area! Green are in great shape. Call to set up a tee time. Beautiful course.

Just played 18 holes and they tell you the greens are in bad shape and let’s just say that’s an understatement. Also mentioned lower rates due to condition and was quoted $35 however, that’s just for seniors!! I HAD TO PAY $49 for green and cart fees.No wonder we were the only ones on the course. I will never play Crockett Ridge again!! Even if the greens get back in decent shape almost $50 during the week is ridiculous!! Crockett Ridge, you should be ashamed!!

Sadly a course like Steeles Creek that charges me 12 bucks to walk 18 holes on a weekend has better greens than what I just dealt with earlier today. A discount down to 49 bucks is absolutely laughable and I knew I should've walked out then but I thought surely not every green is unplayable right? Wrong! If you're not landing it within 3 feet forget about putting the ball. Place should close down except driving range until the greens are actually something someone will want to play or the negative reviews will keep coming.