Cross Creek Driving Range & Par 3 Golf

Straight to the point. This place is only good for the range. It’s close to my house so I go and hit some balls often. I’m probably the most visited person honestly. It’s not busy. I’ve played the course a few times but I’ll never pay money to play it again. It’s not worth it.
Also I like that the range is covered if you hit off the mats. So even if it’s sprinkling or going to rain I don’t have to not go.
Though it’s 10 bucks for a large bucket, so if you hit two buckets like me that’s only a little less than playing 18 holes somewhere nice. But it can be worth the practice.

I’ve gone to this course more than I’d like to admit, but I’ve honestly had enough. For the price they charge to walk 9 holes you can play a full 18 at the local municipal courses — much nicer courses at that.
My predominant issue with Cross Creek is the upkeep of the course itself. The grass is usually scorched and plays super hard and fast. The rough is unkept and while the layout says there’s water hazards on the course, most have dried up. The terrible course maintenance just leads to frustration when you play and for what you’ve paid for it’s honestly not worth the headache.
The driving range on the other hand is very nice and is their only saving grace. If you want to just hit a bucket by all means go here. If you want a fun, frustration-​free 9 hole par 3, then skip Cross Creek.