Course Details | Back Creek Golf Club | Delaware

Par 3: The first par three on the course plays deceivingly uphill. Taking an extra club is recommended. This large green can make for some tricky putts depending on the pin location.

Par 4 – Arguably the most difficult hole on the front nine, a narrow tee shot with hazard left and OB right plays into a two tiered green. Hit the right tier, or a three-putt is likely.

A shorter par four with a unique looking tee shot, avoid the multitude of bunkers on this hole and you should be able to make a good score.

Par 5: A fun Par five, some distance can be cut off the hole by taking on the bunkers lining the left side of the fairway giving you a chance to reach the green in two. The “Back Creek” woods come into play quickly behind the green so error on the short side with your approach shot.

A short par 4 which seems like an easy hole until you reach the green. Good luck holding this elevated green with your approach shot. Bogey is a good score.

A slight dog leg right par four. An accurate tee shot is required which will give you a mid iron into an uphill green. Again short is a better miss than long.

A beautiful par three showcasing the pond and reeds on the left side of the hole. This hole is fun to play and provides you with a great opportunity to make an ace.

A scenic par four with the clubhouse through the fairway behind the green. A long hole that often plays into the breeze. Aim at the restaurant on your approach shot and try to hit the green.

Par 4 – A challenging tee shot opens up this long par four. Requiring a long approach shot into a green sloping back to front. Par is a good score on this hole.

This short par five offers a good birdie opportunity. Hitting a good tee shot sets you up perfectly to reach the green in two. Avoid out of bounds up the left side, and you should have no problem with this hole.

A similar looking tee shot to hole 10, but a shorter approach shot makes this a pretty straightforward looking par 4; however the tricky green complex makes for some tough putts.

Par 4 – One of the most difficult holes on the course. Out of bounds left and right, with a green surrounded by bunkers and hazard makes this hole very challenging

Take one less club on this long par three as the hole plays deceivingly downhill. Miss On the left side as bunkers and water run along the right side of the green.

A narrow tee shot with water left and OB right plays to a green surrounded by bunkers. A short par 4 but a tough one.

The hardest par five on the course. A Tight tee shot must be placed between the left water and the “back creek”, on the right. A good drive still gives a lengthy look in to a large undulated green. Surviving this hole with par feels like a win.

A shorter par three resembling hole eight with water right. You play to the thin difficult left green.

A beautiful finishing hole with a unique green complex. The main clubhouse overlooks your approach shot. See if you can impress the crowd on the back porch by making a birdie on this final par four.