Sugar Creek Golf & Tennis Club

This course is a great layout. It is actually in fairly good condition. All of the greens were good. The down spot are the tee boxes. About half of them need work. The fairways were good, with only a couple in bad shape from previous rain and flooding.

This course is looking good. Fairways have grass. The greens look good and rolling ok. Not your country club but a nice place to play. They also have impossible burgers at the restaurant.

The grass was extremely dry and tough to make good swings. The tee boxes were in decent shape. The rough was extremely rough and overgrown. It was almost impossible to find a ball in the tall grass. I wouldn’t play this course again as there are plenty of other courses that are better quality. There was 3 carts waiting at every hole to play. Only thing that made the day great was meeting other golfers on the course. Great people and conversations but this course needs major work before I return.

Course was wet, fairways and bunkers.
Greens were good. Golf course needs a lot of work.. I will not play there again.

Only came here for to try a new course since it had a hot deal and it’s just not in the best shape. Greens aren’t bad but fairways are uneven, cart paths are terrible and i my cart lagged for 30 seconds every time i hit the gas petal. It would take a lot of improvements for me to come back.

The pace of play was really bad. First 9 took my group (of 4) 3 hours and 10 minutes, mainly because we sat around waiting for groups ahead to clear out for so long, but it wasn't the leading groups fault neither, since they themselves were waiting on groups ahead of them. This is entirely how many groups sent out the groups. My group starting time was 9:40, but we could not tee off until 9:50+.

It rained the night before, so general wetness of the course couldn't be helped. Fairway was good, teebox could use better leveling job but it was passable, but green was rough. Lot of places where weed is growing out and changes putt direction, hole cups were absolute trash, and acts like a ramp (edges of hole cup was worn out so much if ball comes at it fast enough, it just skips through it).

course has good bones but is in awful condition.hard to believe that it was renovated two years

Decided to make the drive and play a new course on a hot deal. Got to the course to find out they closed the front 9 so I had to play the back twice. Course does not drain at all. Felt like I was driving around Jurassic park or running a mudder. Not a fan of the overall course layout.

Thankfully the staff and group I was paired with were great.

Needs some work on the fairways and some Tlc around the edges but overall a great course.

The course didn’t have any available carts, as all were in use. The lady said it would be a while, she was very rude when I asked “how long do you think”? GolfNow is not on the same page as this course, this is the second time this has happened recently where GolfNow has tee times set up and the course is not aware or doesn’t care what GolfNow is/isn’t posting as available tee times. GolfNow charged me 6$ to hold the reservation - I’d like that refunded since I didn’t get to play/out of carts, etc

I paid $18. Let that sink in for a second. $18. That's an incredible deal for 18 holes. It would almost be worth it to play on a parking lot for $18. But this is a fun, interesting, improving layout. There have been obvious investments and improvements in the fairway turf and the greens. Both are decent to good. Future plans (I hope) will take away some of the over-grown trees and deal with drainage (it gets swampy after a heavy rain). Much love and credit to the staff of Sugar Creek--you've brought it back from the dead and it's a really fun, inexpensive place to play.