Fox Hollow Golf Club

There’s so many bad things about this course I’m gonna number them to save my time on this dog track because it wasted my time and day.

1. Paid 125.00 on golf now for a 35.00 course at best.

2. I was NEVER, EVER made to feel welcome from start to finish. In fact no one was home when we finished to tell them my feelings. Building all locked up.

3. Fairways had little grass, bunkers were in bad shape, and greens had minimal grass so you never got a true roll going thru grass to dirt, grass to dirt as your putt rolled very bumpy to the hole.

4. We played in 5 hours 5 min and saw a ranger twice. The second time around he said he told two groups in front of us they probably shouldn’t play golf and laughed as he drove off.

This is a classic old worn down track where the owners happily take your money without putting money into it. This course currently has 4.1 stars and it’s not even close. If you’re visiting I can only hope you read this review and heed my warning.

DON’T DO IT !

Enjoyed the layout. The two nines are very different and it makes the course interesting to play. It’s in great shape and it looks like improvements are being made regularly! Enjoyed the course

What use to be a go to course for us, has us re-thinking it now. You got a ranger going around, witnessing the slow play and back up and not saying a word. People waiting for a green to clear from 250 out and then hitting it 50 yards back to back. Greens are super slow and being forgotten about. Fixed at least 4 divots on every green i approached. They may want to monitor who they allow out based off the about 20 broken carts they had piled up

The new owners have made improvements. for instance the rough has been over seeded and is very thick, as well as new bunker sand.

This course had the absolute worst guest relations I've ever encountered in over 20 years playing golf. My nephew and I were using the driving range after purchasing a bucket of range balls; we were alone and about halfway through our bucket when the starter came riding up to us screaming that we weren't supposed to hit balls from that area of the range. There was no signage so we had no idea why he was so upset; when I politely inquired why, he simply said it was their rules. The starter was incredibly rude, he even went so far as to use threatening language and advance on myself and my young nephew. It was only when I reminded him that we were paying guests and that I had my cell phone to call the police, that he backed away. He did this without any apology for his extremely rude behavior. Needless to say, we will not be returning to this course and I will certainly spread the word about how poorly the staff at this course treats their "paying guests".

Have played this course in the past and love the set-up and challenge but they really need to put more work into it. The tee boxes were HORRIBLE, there were tees with literally ZERO grass where they put the markers! Very frustrating. The fairways were good but the greens were bad as well. It looked like someone dumped a truck load of sand on every green! Not sure what was going on but there was sand and dirt which made getting a clean roll was very difficult. I wasn't in the sand all day but constantly cleaned it off my ball after a hole....

The conditions on this course were really good the staff there is terrific. My only complaint is that nearly Everytime I play here the are some very slow and uneducated groups on the course. Note to management, ease put Marshalls on the course to speed play. We asked to play through when three holes were open in front of the group we were behind, we were ignored and just skipped the hole. We played played the last 6 Holes in the time they took to play 3. Both foursomes. They had groups stacked up behind them all day

Fox Hollow has done a good job of maintaining and improving the course, I enjoy playing (most of the time) but here is my feedback to the owners -

Your staff is awesome, each and everyone of them is friendly and welcoming.

Bunkers - more sand please, under what looks like a soft lie is hardpan under less than an inch of new sand.

Marshals - please put them on the course - while most of the players we encounter are polite and friendly, there are folks out there nearly every time that are extremely slow, will not allow us to play through (despite that fact that there is an open hole in front of them and simply don't understand basic etiquette. A marshal would make all the difference.

I have played Fox Hollow 1 or 2 times a year for the past 8 or 9 years. I have always enjoyed much of the experience but traditionally, damp ground and roughed up greens have been part of it. Yesterday the fairways and greens were in the best condition I've ever seen them. I play a lot of public courses in the area and unthoughtful golfers who refuse to repair balls marks and replace divots are always something that gets my Irish up but yesterday the greens were as close to perfect as you'll ever find a public course. Whether that is because of considerate golfers or a really attentive course supervisor or both; I don't care, I really enjoyed the course and the day. I will make it a point to return again and more often.

Thus is a great layout but many of the tee boxes and fairways need work. The cart paths are almost unusable in many areas. Greens are in good shape. The weekend rate is too high given mediocre conditions st this time.. The pace of play on Sunday was slow with no ranger moving golfers along.

I have read previous reviews from last year indicating problems with the course conditions but was very happy with the condition the course is in now. This was the first time I golfed here in more than 2 years. Despite it being early Spring with some cool, rainy days, the fairways and greens were in great shape. It's obvious the staff is working extra hard to get the course in peak condition.

I was part of a 20 person group and we finished 18 holes in 4 hours flat. The pace of play couldn't have been better. The staff was helpful and friendly. We had lunch and beer/soda in the clubhouse afterwards and enjoyed a relaxed atmosphere and the price was right; service was quite prompt. Our group, tough coots we are, gave it two thumbs up.

On the critical side, it has been a wet Spring and there are a handful of areas that are soggy and you must avoid with a cart. The clubhouse is basic, some might call it rustic. The menu is simple: burger, hot dogs, pulled pork, sausage sandwich, chips (The pulled pork was very good).

Bottom line: I recommend it highly and will be driving the hour + from my home to go back.

Great course for $20 still but it’s still recovering from the winter just like most of the other courses

Tried golfing with my young brother this morning. We have been here a bunch of times. All was good, teed off shortly after 7. When we got to hole 10 we were informed that we should have teed off at hole 10 because there was a scramble going on that was starting. Manager didn’t say a word in the morning. I tried explaining my frustration with the starter who emphasized to us that it was our problem and then he laughed at us. I get the mistake, and while it is frustrating for us, what’s more concerning is the customer service to follow. I paid 82 bucks for 2 people to play 9 holes and wasn’t given the time of day for the inconvenience. Fortunately for the starter, my kid brother was there, I hope next time we meet, he isn’t around. There won’t be any laughing

I traveled 50 miles to play this hidden gem because I got a great deal on Grouper Golf. Fox Hollow is tucked away in Quakertown and can be tough to find without a GPS. That said, the course was packed on a Saturday morning and I can totally understand why. The service in the clubhouse is slow, the woman was very nice but very slow. The starter was a wonderful man and reiterated how happy we came to play this course — in fact he reached out to me afterwards for my course feedback. The course layout is very good with a great mix of holes. Shot placement is critical on a few holes. The greens were SUPERB — fast but rolled nicely!!! Very difficult to walk, so take a cart. Recommended for all handicap levels. The sand traps could use more sand but that’s really the only fault I found with the course. No frills clubhouse but it serves the purpose. Is the place Pebble Beach — the answer is no. What Fox Hollow is it’s a very nice track in the middle of nowhere run by a very friendly staff. Highly recommended if you want something different and live in the area. If I lived closer, I’d be a regular.

The only bad thing about my experience this one time was playing through the landscaping job. I wasn’t able to play Hole 4 because of the landscaping job being done and I wanted to ensure no one got hurt while I golfed. Overall, it was an excellent experience on a Wednesday afternoon. The pace of play was perfect as I was playing with my beginner son. I would highly recommend this course.

For $20-30 on a weekday afternoon, its a great value. Played as a single and was done 18 holes in 2 hours 15 minutes. It's not a country club or a TPC course, for sure, so dont expect immaculate conditions, but still has some nice challenges. Definitely play it if you get chance.

I've played this cours a few times in the past. However, I've never seen the greens and fairways in such pristine condition. Can't wait to play this again!