Hills at Community Golf Course

Like most rounds at Hills and Dales, the determining factor for a good round is pace of play. Luckily I am able to get out early enough that it is not overcrowded.

Have played this course many times. Hills course is challenging. Course was busy. However, our day was ruined by a foursome who we were told are well known "regulars" who never hit the ball over 150 yrds, waited for cronies to join them after teeing off on the first hole and turned a slow 2some into a slower 4some, that hunted balls in every hazard, and refused to give way to faster players. Their actions pushed our tee time back 10 mins before we could even hit our first tee shot. They turned what could have been a nice 3 1/2 round into 4 hrs 35 mins of agony. Even after being warned by the starter that they were slow, we never saw a ranger to regulate pace of play. There are too many other golf courses who regulate pace of play to come back here.

Only complaint was the greens were very slow, otherwise I thought the course itself was in great shape

Great shape , great price, great day , great deal ! So-So score.

first time out this year. great to be out.

considering time of year, things were a little rough

but expected. There was a book written about

golf being a good walk spoiled. We rode par-

took in a frosty beverage and enjoyed the

day

The weather was wonderful and course in excellent condition. There were many golfers and restaurant was closed unfortunately, I’m sure the restaurant would have had more business than they could handle.

Like the course layout. Easy to play and maneuver since there are two courses .

My foursome was the only forsome on a cold wet day. The course was is great condition considering it was very wet from over night rain.

Course was in good shape, but we had to wait about a half hour for carts and then the pace of play was extremely slow. Bad combination.