Champions Club At Julington Creek

The place has somewhat gone downhill over the last few years. This course along with their sister course Windsor Parke was purchased by Brown Golf in 2015. They have rebadge the entrance to Julington Creek Golf Club but all the hole signage still says Champions Club. The good news is the rates have finally come down since these courses were somewhat overpriced for what they had to offer. The greens looked a lot better than they rolled but they were the best part of the course. The tee boxes definitely need a lot of work and the fairways are getting patchy. Brown golf is an odd name - they should consider renaming the company to Green golf but I digress. The course is more of a 3.5 but the lack of management/rangers on the weekend takes away a half star. Families biking on cart paths and 8 year olds driving golf carts with no respect for the course is disappointing. If you're going to bring your child to the golf course, TEACH the next generation some golf etiquette. This place is conveniently located for me so as long as the rates stay reasonable I'll probably play here more often. If the conditions worsen though I may continue to drive out of the area for my golf outings.

The condition of the course has been up and down during the 25 years I've played it. At this writing, it's smack in the middle of its range from best to worst. If the pace of play wasn't routinely sooooo slow, some of the weaknesses would be easier to overlook.

Course is in good shape... Inside a large residential community so houses are sometimes close to fairways for an amateur golfer. Some areas of water hazard that have seemed to dried up.

Played yesterday, Course is way over priced for the condition it is in. Tees were were terible nostly just sand in many spots, fairways were very think and around the greens expecially on the slopes very little grass and washed area. Greens had been punched and sanded but were not too bad though. Layout is nice but the condition was not worth the fee.