The course was in very good shape from tee to green. I enjoyed several aspects of the course. First, played moved along smoothly, the greens were consistent from the first to the last, and the course was well marked so determining yardage was not a guessing game. I gladly go and play the course again tomorrow.

Crosscreek GC was challanging test of golf and the experience was enjoyable for many reasons, but I do have one recommendation.

One aspect that I enjoyed about Crosscreek was the course was not surrounded by houses and over developed like so many courses in today's day and age tend to be. I also enjoyed the challanging topograpghy and layout of Crosscreek. Finally, the course was not crammed into a small area so each hole had space and privacy, we often felt like the only group on the course.

However, the course was poorly marked in the fairway. Even though the carts were outfitted with a fancy GPS monitors, 'd rather pacing distance off from a sprinler head and make my club selection instead of a computer telling me how far I am. It is especially frustrating when when most of the holes required you to keep the carts on the path .

All in all I really like Crosscreek from the range balls provided in the practice area to the design of the course and use of space. I often felt I was playing a private club. Crosscreek was worth the drive.