Julington Creek Golf Club

No idea what John Bart is going on about, I played this past Thursday, during Players week and the course in great shape. Course was packed but pace of play was still very good. Tees could use a little work but fairways and rough are lush. Greens rolling very quick and true.. Practice facility could use a little bit of TLC but with the amount of rounds they are doing, can be expected after the brutal weather in January. Overall this course is a hidden gem Update: played 7/9 - Right after aerification, got a great deal on a tee time. You can barely tell they punched. I have no idea what the recent reviews are about. Either the superintendent is a magician or y'all are just the most critical bunch of golfers for a PUBLIC golf course. Please invite me to play at the clubs you are playing at, that makes this course look so terrible.. great staff and great value. Keep up the great work

First off I would like to thank the grounds and proshop crew. They work very hard and I have nothing but respect. I wish I was leaving a better review however I cannot. The course was in phenomenal shape about 4 months ago and now you would be hard pressed to find a good tee box/green. I understand that it’s easy to lose a green in this climate and my issue is not that. My issue is how the management can justify charging 65+ dollars for a course of this condition. Peak tee time price is 75+. While not a “pricey” course, it is certainly not worth the price tag.

This is an honest review believe it or not from playing date of 3/30/2025: Driving Range / Practice facilities: 1 out of 5 The mats are like hitting off concrete and the "grass" part of the range is quite literally dirt and weeds/crab grass patches. If you play in the area and know that South Hampton's range is horrible; well this makes South Hampton's range look like TPC. Practice putting green by first tee is dead and has 30% dirt patches Course Conditions: 1.5 out of 5 Course was overall in horrible shape. The only saving grace is that SOME of the greens were in decent condition: that is being generous. Most of the greens are edged in dirt and have sand/dirt patches on the greens. The only thing they do well is put the pins in places with actual grass, but half the green is unplayable. The bunkers that did exists were okay, but fairways were cut down areas of rough. The grass out here is not grass, it is just weeds cut to different lengths. Tee boxes are atrocious as well. Pace of Play: 3 out of 5 This was only because we were the only group that went out due to a storm that was supposed to come through. We got done in 3 hours before the storm came in, which was nice, but you can't expect that to happen often. Just got lucky Pricing and Payment: 0 out of 5 Every course is gouging people for green fees, but its a slap in the face to your patrons when your course looks like you haven't put any money into it in over 10 months and you still charge $80 per person for a tee time. This is barely worth $50 per person as is. The other big issue is that the ownership of this and Windsor Parke insist on forcing people to prepay during booking. It is an absurd requirement and forces people to true up costs with each other instead of with the course. If you are going to do that, you should allow the other players to pay at the course and only prepay if they no show.