Oak Hollow Golf Course

I have played here several times. I enjoy the layout of the course. Course in good shape considering many in the area suffered much winter damage. Greens were in good shape but too slow.

This was the first time in about 15 years that I played this course. It was also the first time out this season. The course was not in good shape. Lots of dirt and not enough grass on the fairways or tee boxes. In talking with some other golfers, the freeze we had in February did the deed on the grass. Apparently other local courses have the same problems, so perhaps I'm a bit harsh in my ratings. Greens were in good shape. My advice is to wait a while until the course recovers.

Awesome track with great staff. Fairways were not in great condition but most of the courses in our area are having trouble with this. We will be back soon

Great layout. Runs along a lake, however fairways are terrible. Very little grass in every fairway. Saving grace is that the greens are in excellent shape.

Would not recommend playing until late summer when grass has grown in.

Great public "muni" course that lives up to Pete Dye's reputation...awesome value and wonderful staff!!!

the fairways and tees have not come in, so unless you were in the rough, grass was hard to find. and it took 5.5 hrs to play. hopefully it will improve with the warming weather. For the discounted price it was ok.

The guy in pro shop was not friendly just very to the point. The man on the first hole checking people in was very rude and should not be working with people.

A little early in the season. Fun layout, lots of twist and turns. Must use some strategy with plenty of doglegs and risk vs reward shot selections. Severals holes border water. Challenging greens. Early season problems of dorment fairways. Greens are challenging but fun. Lots of elevation changes.

The course has potential, but the grounds are in disrepair. Charging $25/round on the weekend won't bring in enough to fix the issues.

The course really surprised me, was recommended to me by a friend. The course exceeded expectations

Even with the poor conditions of an early season outing, it's hard to find anything disappointing about one of Pete Dye's first designs. Tremendous golf course and a terrific day coupled with friendly staff and positive attitude by everyone in sight. I was an A+ experience.

Got off on time, were never rushed, greens were a bit fluffy but putted true. All in all we had a blast !

WE ARE FROM OUTSIDE OF AREA VISITING ...MUCH MUCH BETTER THAN OTHER COURSE WE PLAYED DAY BEFORE...

Great course, would play again. Challenging layout, great scenery, tough course

Family winter golf outing to Greensboro national was cancelled by course closure and we luckily found awesome deal at Oak Hallow. Even in winter chilly condition, course condition was fair enough for family fun, especially no one else one the course. Pete course is always fun to play, and Oak hallow has great staff, course and scene, I love to come back in warmer weather.

Tough course, even harder in the winter. Decent conditions considering the time of year but more enjoyable to play when green, like most courses. Probably slightly overpriced year round but if you can get a good rate then it's a better than average course for the triad area.

Oak Hollow is a Pete Dye gem. Play it smart or it will burn you. Many of the fairways roll from one side to the other and a few are pretty severe. Also, many of the holes run along, or up to, Oak Hollow Lake, providing very scenic views. This yields to some tempting shots that may not be advisable. Greens are in great shape. Fairways are also, but winter dormancy has them practically white. For quicker play you might consider a colored ball. Final advice: as stated in title, play it smart; I lost a couple of strokes to temptation as I flirted with doglegs and treelines that looked crossable. Play it the way Pete intended and you'll love your score as much as the course!

very nice course,staff very helpful,great specials in th e grill,plenty of parking,

As one of Pete Dye's early designs, this High Point muny offers plenty of challenge, especially when the wind is up.

This course might be my favorite of all time. It starts out with an easy par 4 and then the views kick in. It has one of the most beautiful short par fives ever that extends into a peninsula green in the middle of the lake followed by one of the hardest tee shots on a par 4. The greens were about 12 on the scale and rolled perfectly. The staff is amazing and they have the best breakfast sandwich ever! 30 bucks for Pete Dye's best design ever, yeah count me in!!