Challenging golf course that requires you to use every club in your bag. Course was in good shape except for a few spots in the fairways. Pace of play was 4.5 hours. Range needs nets to keep balls out of hole 1 & 9 fairway - dangerous coming up #9. Hole #15 and #18 have same landing area for tee shots - watch out. Would recommend.

Course is challenging, and in okay shape. Tons of ball marks all over the greens, tee times are too bunched for how fast the course can be played. Expect 4.5 hours, which for how busy it is, is pretty good. Also, don't expect to get food at the turn, the kids texting and watching TV will tell you they can't sell food if you are making the turn. There are nicer courses fir a better value.

This is quite difficult course, and they are improving their amnesties to make the premise better. Greens are usually awesome condition. Lowering my previous review from 5/5 to 3/5. The fairways are ok condition, but almost like concrete. Anything off the fairway is mostly “ground under repair” Unfortunately you must be here before 3pm tee times if you want to play full 18 holes. They are struggling to keep the pace of game and the average round is 4:45 to 5:30 hours.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Sky Creek Ranch is hands down one of the best golf experiences in the DFW area! The course is always in great shape, with beautiful fairways and greens that roll true. The layout is challenging yet fun, offering a great mix of holes for all skill levels. The staff is friendly, professional, and makes you feel welcome from the moment you arrive. The practice facilities are top-notch, perfect for warming up or working on your game. The clubhouse and dining options are excellent as well—great food and a comfortable place to relax after a round. Overall, it’s a first-class course that I can’t wait to play again!

Beautiful golf course! Been out there a few times where the marshals are on your neck for place of play, but not yesterday. There were young kids playing the course like it was a practice range. Hitting multiple shots with range balls and leaving them on the green or on the fair way. I’m sure it’s not a common thing but to spend my $$$ to play I would want a better experience.