Quaker Creek Golf Course

For the money, hard to beat. Course is challenging (especially from the tips at 6900 yards!). Greens normally pretty good - we a bit hairy and slow today but they saw some challenges 1 month ago and I was concerned but some good maintenance has brought them back pretty well so I suspect the “not cut low” was to help them recover. Not much amenities but for the money, this is a good course

The course is in very good condition right now. We had a great time.

The course is well maintained. The greens were very firm to the point that most shots would not stop on them and rolled off.

The slope and grain play an important part on putting well. Pay close attention to both. The course is challenging but worth ithe money.

Can't wait to play again soon.

Wow, never ever played The Creek in under 4 hours. Greens are coming in fantastic and the fairways are giving good landings and rolls. Had a friend in from DC and he was blown away by the conditions and quality of play. We will return. And, keep up the good work on the maintenance.

I enjoy returning to Quaker Creek. It's a good place to work on your game. I would not call it a high-challenging course. It's just enough to help you improve what your doing wrong. And you cannot beat the value.

Always find ourselves heading back to QC for another round. Nice course, out of the way, very affordable and some interesting holes for sure. Some narrow holes to test your accuracy and then some wide open holes to let it fly. Last 3 holes are long and straight ... and that's how we all "aim" to "hit 'em".

For the money, this course is worth the time to play. Pace of play can be an issue as there are no tee Marshalls.

Sand traps could use some cleaning but overall a fun course to play. Hole 11 was a big hit.

First the good, The gentleman in the clubhouse was so nice, friendly and we felt welcome. He walked outside with us to advise us where to go for holes #1 and #10. Our hopes were high but only because we drove quite a way to this course. The other online reviews seem good but we were underwhelmed. There’s no real aprons around the greens and the tee boxes, fairways and traps need TLC. The traps need new sand. That’s the case on a lot of courses we play so not a deal breaker. We enjoyed the few blind shots. Playing the course for the first time made that feature fun. We like adventure. I think if you live in the area play it but if you’re two hours away like us find something closer. BTW: We play a lot of resort courses so my review may be a bit unfair to Quaker. We did like that it’s not as hilly as most Virginia/NC golf. It’s easy to navigate and fairly priced.

No Starter around to control tee times but everyone was good about starting on-time as was our 8:30 start. There was dew in play the first 4 holes. Pace was slow to start on account of one foursome that had at least two hackers in that group. Once we navigated by them on the 7th hole , our round was completed in a total time of 3 1/2 hrs. From tips to green the course conditions were very good, Greens were better than okay , firm and did not have unfixed divots everywhere like many other courses at this time of year. Sand traps were solid & packed , they just needed a good racking . Course has good movement and elevation changes to keep things interesting and simple. Set to replay again in a few days. Played well but I know I could do better. Staff was friendly. You hit off grass on the Driving range . The carts and cart paths are all in very good shape. Recommend this out of the way gem.

Always enjoy this course. For the price you can’t beat it.

There are numerous blind tee shots due to the rolling terain. It just boggles the mind to me that they didnt have one freakin bell to let next group know its safe to drive, doesnt make much sense. Also no drinking water was out, no ball washers, ranger didn't push the pace of play, but BS'd with group ahead. Wild place. All these complaints can easily be made right and this course would be great, but it was not yesterday...

We really like Quaker Creek. Out of the way, usually NOT crowded. Only complaint is the blind shots, of which there are a few ... i don't mind the blind shots, actually i welcome them 6100 yard course that plays shorter. Problem is, "others" ... who have no qualms about firing off their teeshots WITHOUT regard for the group in front of them. I guess they could put a few "bells" to be rung after you've hit your approach shots and are exiting the fairway. Or you can just drive ahead and make sure the landing area is clear.