Sugar Hill Golf Club

Sugar Hill is a challenging, well laid-out course and a decent value for the price.

It would be much better if the bunkers actually had sand in them. As it is, bunkers are like Georgia clay mudholes.

The greens could use a shave as well. They are quite fuzzy, making it difficult to judge a putt.

bunker sand condition very very bad

there are too much weed

The course was in pretty good shape. A couple of the holes were under repair for sod, so they were cart path only. The staff was friendly and inviting. My only main gripe is that the bunkers had absolutely no sand in them, all of them!! I didn’t ask if that was going to be addressed anytime soon but I do recall reading a review on it prior to booking a tee time thinking they must be just hard packed from the rain. Nope they are empty. All in all had a great enjoyable round.

the bunkers aren’t even bunkers they don’t have sand in them and they have weeds growing out of them

Areas where you leave cart path are awful. Greens not cut, so really slow. Lots of 150-180 yard carries.

Greens punched and sanded

Greens not in goid shape

The course is very hilly and it seems like very often it is cart path only which makes for a long day. The grass may have been wet in the morning but by the afternoon it was dry. We finished around 5:00.

They can’t ever have good greens here. I just can’t pay to play here anymore always hearing they are repairing but might be the worst greens around week after week. Slow play always here also.

Course is nice with a laid back feel. Enjoyed the elevation changes which provided a challenging aspect to a relatively short course. Only drawback was the aerated greens.

So, yes I've played this course several times, first time this year. In the big picture its what you'd expect. Its certainly hilly. And you have to play your shots selection for some of the "junck" or thicket, but thats what makes it interesting. Overall the t boxes were maintained. The fairways were fine. The sand traps had a lot to be wanting for; as the sand was gone and or way to much standing water. Sure its rained a bunch... but up on a hill you'd think they put in some drainage for the sand traps not to be ponds. But oh well, no worry... really.. again.. this course was what i expected mostly. The greens are "green" and maintained but the roll could be better. Could also be due to the excess rain the past few weeks, Keeping the heavy equipment off of them. Overall yep... i'll play it again. And the people were exceptionally pleasant.

First let me say I am from Florida and we don’t have that many hills there but I enjoyed playing here. Some of the tee boxes are chewed up a little and the bunkers are really poorly taken care of but otherwise a nice course

Why are we allowing groups of 6 out to play? That have zero golf etiquette and back up play unnecessarily, and of course no ranger around to put an end to the foolery. Guys hitting multiple tee shots standing around on fairways. I expect better but you’re not going to get it here, they get their $$ and that’s that.

They had it in small print, and I knew the bunkers had no sand. Now, tee box, fairway, rough is all fine. I did not like how the greens are spongy and slow. On the plus side, its cushiony, and no balls marks in sight. On the down side, ball does not roll as much. The carts has a modern monitor, with GPS, but GPS is not accurate. Those gas carts steer like a brick, but you'll get used to it. Overall, its a 3 star course, with good design, and fairly maintained, with tons of potential. Pro desk, check in, marshal and all was friendly and professional. Course just need investment $$.