Keith Hills Golf Club - White Course

Over all the greens were very true and in great shape and considering the possible damage done by hurricane Matthew the course as a whole was in great shape. Only con would be that there were several fairways that had considerable divot damage but other than that A+

Love the course but there was nobody out there to tell slower players to allow faster players to play through.

Lots of challenges and lots of various hazards. One of my favourite.

This place has potential, but they need to get some things in order. I was to matched up with a threesome and arrived on the tee at the time that was one group ahead of my time. I was told by the starter that the threesome was part of a group, and had gone off ahead of the foursome that was now on the tee. I was told I could go and join the threesome or wait and play as a single behind the foursome. This is lousy guest management practice. Declining these options, I was asked if I wanted to play the White 9, which, not understanding what that meant, agreed. I found out when I joined a fellow single at that 9 that the greens were bent grass, unlike the other 9s that were some form of Bermuda. So we had a pleasant 9 holes on an unremarkable White course and then proceeded to the Black 9 holes for the back. We encountered a foursome that I assume was from one of the other 9s (they had not been on the White) and waited behind them on every shot on the back 9, not a ranger in sight. This, in addition to the 4 or so holes that did not permit carts in the fairway, made for a long and frustrating 9 holes. This along with the change in greens to Bermuda made my round less than enjoyable and I won't go back.

If they wanted me to come back they should have straightened out the tee business, and had a ranger out moving things along.

We played our tournament a day after there was a torrential downpour in the area. It was cart patch only, but the course had drained incredibly well nonetheless. We had a shotgun start with two flights per hole so the round took is almost 5 hours, but I blame that on the tournament. The greens are new Bermuda greens, that roll extremely well. There are some very short holes on this course, but they make up in being tight. It's definitely a course were your shot placement off the tee will lead to your success or failure. Since it's a university course they don't serve any beer, but the amenities are reasonable priced and the staff is very accommodating. The practice facility is hands down the best I have ever seen. Multiple greens at varying yardages on the range, great pitching and bunker practice area, and the best practice green I've ever been on as they have all the little gimmicks. I highly recommend playing this course and spending some extra time just polishing your game here.

True Greens!! Nice and tight layout that will challenge every golfer.

I actually played the orange nine this time, but that choice didn't come up. I love this course. It's a fair test of golf, it's not overly long, but there are enough hazards that you must think your way around it. Conditions (for March) were great. Think I'm gonna become a member!

Good course for the hot deal price. Had a good time with the guys with whom I was paired. Can't wait for spring/summer conditions to try it again.

This course is a bit on the short end, but was very challenging from the Teebox. It makes you engage in long irons, and requires much Percision and choosing your initial shot every hole. The green conditions were very nice for February. For the money you cannot find a much better deal

My son and I were able to play the white course (9 holes) for the first time. The layout was nice but was challenging on some holes. The scenery was great and we enjoyed the course. We also played the black course (9 holes) but had played it before. Great day.

The course is always in great shape, even in the winter. Staff are often golf students from Campbell University and are very helpful.

Heard a lot of things about this course, so had wanted to play it for a while. Only complaint was that the rough was extreme and being Bermuda was basically a penalty stroke if you trickled in. The greens are hybred bermuda and were very nice.

Not a particularly long course and fair. Lots of trees and dog legs. Do need to play it more than once to get the hang of it

First time out there, very please with the course. Good layout with altitude changes, challenging dog legs, and straight out holes to rip that driver. The greens are in great condition, were rolling true and fast yesterday. The Fairways were in great condition as well. The Rough is tall and thick...No complains for that hot deal I got from golfnow.com. Played Orange to Black.

Great value. Played alone on a Sunday afternoon. Well paced- approx. 3.5 hours o finish. Lost a few balls. Bunkers were in poor condition - hard sand.

Course, as usual, is in good shape. It would be great, but the bunkers oftentimes, have lots of pebbles/rocks. There was a junior tournament later that day which possibly kept down the amount of people playing. This enabled our foursome to get around in 3:20. Other times, you can have slower players out in front who can make the time last to 4-4:30.

We played Orange to Black, which is the preferred combo of the 3 nines, you will have a few challenging holes, but if you play the correct tees, nothing that you cannot handle. The greens are in great shape and very firm. So, holding the greens can be a challenge, especially when pins are tucked in tight corners. I love playing this course and you cannot beat the price, especially seniors.

First encounter. Marshal was critical that I drove over to him on cart path at an angle instead of 90 degrees. I said nothing.

Second encounter at the very next tee box. He told us to speed up because the group in front of us were exiting the green on this par 5. I commented that 'they're a threesome.' He ignored that logic.

Third encounter. Marshal told us to let the threesome through us because we were behind by two holes.

We were squeezed between two threesomes. Of course we had to wait for the new threesome in front of us to exit the next fairway before we could hit. Then, the new group behind us teed off while we were still in the fairway. One of our guys yelled 'four' back at them....and they yelled, 'Get out of the way, then.'

It was a very uncomfortable round of golf. We played in 4 12 hours, which is pretty normal on a weekend.