Turkey Creek Golf Club

Course needs more directional signs going to each hole. Very easy to take the wrong turn and end up on an incorrect hole resulting in slow play if you are not familiar with the course layout. Directional signs needed to go to the first tee and the 10th tee especially. Would result in faster play without delays.

Even for winter golf this is the worst I have played this course. Bare spots everywhere. Bunkers are thin or flat ground under repair.

Tee boxes were rough, fairways are dead but not unexpected - it's that time of year. Most lies were fine. Greens were in good condition.

The greens are fine but the fairways are super patchy with large brown areas, some dead areas and a lot of areas that give a very thin lie. This can be expected at some courses in January but I don't plan to play there again until spring brings the fairways back to life.

I like this course. Always a challenge and greens are normally pretty consistent and roll fast. Very muddy out there which can be expected with weather but there are courses in Sacramento that drain much better. It was pretty tough out there.

Another course that has given up on maintaining their bunkers since covid and yet they still charge full price!

Good conditions considering it's late December. The fairways are patchy here and there but no issues with the greens.

Pretty scenery and challenging layout, staff was very friendly and the greens were in nice shape. Course looks like maybe the rain did a number to it, patchy around the greens, dormant fairways, little muddy, especially on the back 9. Finished play in just under 5 hours but it is a holiday week. Would like to try it again in the summer when the grass is growing.

Have been playing Turkey Creek for past few years and is always in great shape, staff is friendly, and pace of play was great

Course is in great condition and great value for money. But I’ve played here several times in the last few weeks on different days of the week. But, each day the same problem rolls around. There has to be a way to open up the course a bit to increase pace of play. Each round I’ve played there has been at least a group in the fairway and another group waiting to tee off while my group is waiting for them. I would much rather pay more for a tee time and not run into that problem.

My son and I played this course. We both found the course challenging but beautiful and quiet. We could actually hear golfers talking on other tee boxes and fairways. There was ample wildlife which seemed to increase in numbers as the afternoon grew long. There were deer, gaggles of geese and flocks of turkeys. The winding cart paths reminded me of the "Small World" ride at D~land; around every turn there seemed to be a new view and perspective. W both are excited to return.