Reviewed by: razorbackdan, Shoots in the 90s

Summary:
I've played Brush Creek several times and it is an excellent course for guys who shoot in the 80's or above. A good iron shot off the first tee could give you a birdie putt, which could start your day off right. Second hole is a killer. Probably 300 yards of straight fairway with treelined creek on the right and another fairway to the left. Here's the kicker. Your next shot is about150, with a tree and pond guarding the front of the green! Anyone that gets a par or bogey here should be on there way to a great day.
All in all, for the price and condition of the course, it's a bargain for $8 for 9 holes.

Customer Service:
Never had a problem with anything.

Reviewed by: Andrew , Shoots in the 90s

Summary:
Not a bad little public course. I'm haven't been playing golf all that long, but I've had a chance to play some "nicer" courses in our area. Brush Creek is a nice, inexpensive public course that is suitable for all levels of play. Not so hard the new guys hate it, but has a few challenging holes for the veteran golfers. The greens are always puttable and I rarely find dirt holes or construction in the fairways. 9 holes for $8 or 18 for $12 is pretty hard to beat too. For a cheap round of golf, Brush Creek is a great value. I play it all the time.

Customer Service:
Pretty Good. Normally only one guy behind the counter. Pretty quick to get up and help you. Laid-back atmosphere. Never any course workers bothering you during a round.

Similar Courses Played:
They have a practice net, right beside the first tee-box. Good way to get loose and take a few full swings before I hit the course.