Mallard Creek Golf Club

Mathew Kyle 4 weeks ago

Played the Lakes Course and it was outstanding. Fantastic hospitality and a very professional ranger/starter. First time playing this course and couldn’t have asked for more. Pure greens, great fairways, and great staff.

Reginald Pesta a month ago

Nice course. One of their staff members stole my speaker I left in the cart. We were one of the last groups off the course at 8:45pm. Called at 7am the next morning and “nothing”. It’s a shame that a nice course doesn’t have the honor to return guest items…

Patrick Rockett Edited 2 months ago

Great golf course, Very challenging with 36 hokes.

Raula 5 months ago

Beautiful course and lovely staff. The people are very polite and accommodating . Women's tees were very thoughtful and I appreciated the fact that the Ranger and staff spread the tee times out albeit leagues playing as well ! They also have a quick area to eat at the turn which was nice as well ! A lot of these reviews probably were during the summer season but the best time to play this is spring as it is very well kept .

Matt Moser 2 years ago

Mallard Creek just punched its ticket as the worst course I’ve played this year—maybe ever. I’ve played numerous courses around Northeast Ohio, and none of them were this devastating to play on. This 36-hole, wide-open layout offers a couple of practice greens, a driving range, and a decent clubhouse. On the surface, the lakes and streams make the course look appealing, but looks can be deceiving. First off, the tee boxes (white tees) were a nightmare. They were patchy and even muddy in some spots, clearly neglected. It was hard to tee up without feeling like my feet were uneven, which made for a frustrating start to every hole. The fairways weren’t any better. Some areas were scorched from the summer heat, and a lot of them seemed to blend right into the rough, making certain spots thick and unplayable. I also noticed three holes where the aprons around the greens were badly torn up—either from neglect, stupidity, or both. Speaking of the greens, they were just awful. Patchy, scorched, plagued with fungus rot, and riddled with huge divots. To make things worse, some of those divots were filled with bunker sand. Yes, bunker sand on the greens! That level of neglect is simply una