Cedar Creek Golf Course

Very surprised on how much I liked this course. A few beat up tee boxes (please put sand on all tee boxes). Great layout and pace of play was good. We replayed on a Thursday but had set up a tee time, so didn't get the replay rate even though they weren't that busy. My only complaint.

So many positives about Cedar Creek. The course is well maintained, the staff is great with an amazing tenure, which speaks highly about management. Club Pro Brock rounds it out. There is an updated back patio with a fire pit, pergola and nice outdoor seating and new golf carts are arriving soon. Highly recommend giving Cedar Creek a try, in fact, you'll probably enjoy it so much you'll visit during the winter months to play the sims. There is a reason their slogan is "Where Friends Play Golf".

Great public course. Challenging course with good variation from the front and back 9. They move the pin locations often and the greens are challenging. I think they do a great job at maintaining the course and all of the greens/tee boxes. Unless your driver is dead on, you’ll probably club down to play smart on a few holes which I like a lot. Prices are fair for the location.

Frackin love this place. I’ve been a member of three different courses. Cedar Creek is the first place that feels like a true “home course.” The staff are wonderful. The atmosphere is fun and laid back. I play as much as possible and invite every one of my golf buddies whenever there’s an open spot. Everyone has a great time and looks forward to coming back. The back patio overlooking the 18th green is elite seating after a fun round.

Very well maintained course. Fun layout. Very friendly staff. Course has a driving range, putting green and chipping green. Easy to walk course. I will be back for sure!

We enjoyed the Tennessee Bourbon Burger. It was absolutely fantastic! The new menu they have looks wonderful! No need to be a golfer, just go for the food!

Is it ever possible to not get paired up with another group or random golfers? I get golf courses need to make their money but i work in sales all week. The last thing I want to do is make small talk with old dudes or learn about the entire lives of a random couple. In my mid 30's, it's hard to find a 4-some with kids and work. If i play with a buddy, it turns into speed dating with another 2-some all day. Pretty frustrating.

A continuous down hill slide EACH YEAR - this year they have shortened time between tee times (a disaster) and took their screens out of their carts. Payed for a full round 2x and didn’t even get to finish golfing as it would have take over 5 hours… please fix this cedar. Too nice of a course to have this happen every time people go there. And it’s definitely been a talking point for golfers in the area. Space tee times out better and be better on top of the groups that are affecting the entire course.

Clean course lots of natural obstacles in the way basic carts no GPS what nice thing is on the front line. There is an actual restroom versus a Porta potty.

Unfortunately not agreat experiences this year.. carts use to be good with gps on them but no longer there. Also, we at one point had 4 groups on 1 hole. Tee times are way too close to each other and I just feel like all this course cares about is making money. Got rained out after 1 hole cost me any my wife $12 a different time. Use to be better. Very disappointed

I/we frequent Cedar Creek and its sister course Riverwood. It’s a slight jaunt from Maple Grove but always worth the trip. However today after doing 18 holes at 10:56 our foursome wants to do another nine. Three walkers, one cart, all seniors. . $28.99 for 18 holes is reasonable but an additional nine after 2:00 and before their 4:00 twilight was $28.99. This is such a ripe off for the obvious price gouging equal to 18 holes walking, but also where’s the incentive to a golfer just wanting to enjoy another nine, give the course some additional revenue and building a reputation for the game of g…

I've played all 18 holes once and just the front 9 two other times. The course has matured from the first time I played it when it had first opened and the course is maintained by people who care, it was in very good shape. The staff is friendly and helpful. They've also recently upgraded their golf carts and are very comfortable and have GPS(accurate), scorecard and other information on nice sized screens. Where the course falls short imo. Power lines run through part of the course along with winding through a neighborhood which is a draw back. When it comes to the course and layout, though…