Keith Hills Golf Club - White Course

Tried to give this place another opportunity but they continue to disappoint. They neglected to let anyone know that they just aerated a few days ago so the greens on the White course are absolutely in horrible condition. Huge holes, little grass, a lot of sand. Showed at the course and was informed in the pro shop for the first time of the aeration issue. They offered a discounted round the next time you come back but only good for after 12 pm play on the weekends (my tee time was 830 am. Also the discounted round ends in two weeks (8/31/16). No way the greens are back up in good condition in two weeks. Just a joke that they have a PGA Management Program at the course (Campbell Univ.) and they treat their customers like this. The group I was in were first time players at this course and they won't be returning after their experience.

This is a non-drinking course, so you will want to stop for a few after the rough eats you alive. Very well maintained and short. You won't be getting your woods out more than 5 swings around the whole course with the lack of distance and depth of the rough. Overall it was a fun experience, staff was very friendly and on a hot day like it was, it was nice they had a cart going around with a free water jug in the back. I won't play it again, but if you don't drink when you golf and want a challenge with your irons I'd recommend it.

Greens in great shape, rolling very true...rough is just that ROUGH! Keep the ball in play and you can score well. Hit it offline and the bunkers or the aforementioned rough will make you pay!

We played Black and White courses but preferred the Black and Orange. The original Black/Orange layout is great enjoyment. The newer White layout is not much fun, hit irons or hybrids on most tee shots and all of the holes are too short. Also, if you prefer to walk, which I do, you do not want to play the White layout. For instance, the 12th green is right beside the 11th green, so you have to walk the entire length of #12 to get to the tees.

Great course! The course was obviously wet as it was cart path only, but no biggie. The greens were punched but we knew that going in, and they rolled fine. Staff in pro shop extremely friendly as was outside staff/starter. Strange situation when we made the turn. It was 9:55am and we pulled up to the side entry to the grill. There's a lady in there but the door is locked. Now we just played the front, are making the turn and we want to buy some cold drinks and snacks. It was pushing 93 degrees with humidity. The lady wouldn't open the door, just barked, "WE OPEN AT 10!!" Nice huh? One guy in our group was ticked off enough to refuse buying anything. We wanted to spend money, at least open the door and we will wait the 5 minutes in air-conditioning while you get the place prepped. Geesh. Besides that, we had a wonderful day.

Course was as expected, in very good condition, with true firm greens. A good test. Only areas to improve are the amount of sand in the many traps. You have to slice very thin or you hit hard clay. Also. The snack bar was not offering any grilled food and it was a Saturday at 2pm.

I have played here in the past on numerous occasions without issue. I live some 50 minutes away from the course and so you can see that I go out of my way to actually play there but today will be the last time due to the snafu caused by the course. I booked the last slot of an early morning tee time. when I arrived at the course I was told that the other three members of the foursome had checked in. however when I got to the first tee, the starter had no idea where they were or if they went off already even though I was ten minutes early for my tee time. the starter assured me that I would not have to play as a singleton behind numerous foursomes already on the course but then a few minutes later told me to tee off. he sent another marshall to figure out what had occurred but then I never had the courtesy of even seeing another marshall on the course to explain what had occurred. I caught up to the foursome in front of me and they explained that had booked the time I had as a foursome. I then waited and waited for the remainder of my round without the courtesy of any further word from the golf shop or marshall.

I then went into the golf shop and was told that they had a computer snafu on their part but not even a simple apology for the inconvenience of having to play on a Saturday morning behind groups of foursomes as a singleton. I will no longer spend my hard earned money on a course where they screw up the tee sheet, create an inconvenience for the customer, allow a customer to have a rather unpleasant experience waiting an eternity on every shot and then not even offer an apology or something even close to it. there are plenty of courses around where I can spend my money. not here.

We play Keith Hills a couple of times a year. It's a really good layout and always in good shape and a super value. The kids in the PGA program at Campbell University work in the pro shop and carts and also contribute to course maintenance. They are excellent and it's great to see young people who are looking forward to a career in the golf business. If you can, play it, you won't be sorry.

Great course and great time.

I must say after reading reviews I was looking forward to playing here, but unfortunately I was not impressed. In all fairness the greens were in excellent shape, but tee boxes were awful, which isn't too important, but the fairways were so so. The big problem was the course was not very interesting and very bland with an over abundance of right doglegs which won't suit good right handed golfers. We played the Orange and Black nines and the Orange was maybe a bit better, but not much. For the price though it is a very good deal, but you get what you pay for which is a very average course in average to poor shape.

Enjoyed this course very much. Some hills, some water, some bunkers. Not cookie cutter holes everywhere. We would definitely play this course again.

Course is just awakening from a pretty good winter so the greens were a little slow and fairways a little rough in places! But always a very nice layout. A fun round of golf!

Great course for the money!!! Good layout with challenging holes.

Best course around for the money.

Played Orange to Black since White has greens being aerated. Not crowded at all. Played in 3 hours 20 minutes without really pushing it.

Course was good considering fairways dormnant. The greens were smooth and fast.

First round I played in five weeks (hand injury) so it was great to get out and play a course that I am familar with and that I really like. In spite of the fact that the course was wet due to recent rains it was in very good shape as always. I also like the variety of three separate 9 hole courses (orange, black and white) although the white nine, my favorite, is seldom available.. All in all a great experience. It is Campbell University's home course and located only a couple of miles from campus.

I have lived in Raleigh for twenty years and have always heard bad things about this place. Found a good deal and thought I would try it out for something different. As soon as we pulled in I was blown away by the beauty of the place. Practice facility is the best around. I'm a two handicap played the tips and thoroughly enjoyed it. Played black/orange. Great layout excellent greens. In fact I just booked a tee time for Friday. Old school hidden gem!!!

After three straight days of rain, course was still in very good condition. Greens were perfect and rough was challenging.
Layout challenges you to be able to turn the ball both ways. The Black 9 has it's own "Amen Corner" with challenging par 3, 4 and 5. Enjoyed the round and the course condition.

A very enjoyable course with lots of character without being overly difficult. The greens are immaculate