Chapel Hill Golf Course

green speed varied significantly throughout the round. I do think the holes are interesting Like to play Chapel Hill several times a season.

I live close to the golf course and generally decide to play at the spur of the moment. Chapel Hill is good for this as during the week getting on is usually no problem. There is a good mix of holes. Some with tight fairways and others wide open. With the amount of woods and water it is easy to lose balls which makes club and shot selection important. The fairways and greens are in good shape most of the time. Some of the cart paths could use some work but the gold is good

Very nice course especially for the money. Pace of play was great. Staff was very pleasant and helpful.

Frost delay could have been alleviated by starting some off back nine. Horrible cart paths. Oil leak on some greens on back nine. Much better local courses for the price.

This course offers a variety of challenges and covers a lot of ground. I live close and this is my new favorite place

The course was nice for this time of year, and the greens were some of the best in the county. We had a lot of fun playing this course, a good mix of challenging holes but also wide open ones you can drive on. For reference I usually play RCC, Flying Hills, Willow Hollow, Club at Shannondell as most frequent courses.

While the course quality was pretty mediocre overall the greens were great. I probably won’t go back on a weekend ever though, it took over 5 hours to play a round of 18. It truly did become painful, we even paired with the two gentlemen behind us and at one point had two more pairs and us all at a tee box waiting to go. Need to spread out the tee times more, luckily we had a beautiful day to be outside.

Enjoyed playing here with the great scenic layout of the course. I'll definitely return here again to play.

This golf course is horrendous. Fairways are garbage. The entire course is rough. Tee boxes are all dead. Cart paths are destroyed. No type of organization when it comes to grouping. Nobody controlling pace I’d play. Cart seats are all ripped and destroyed. Greens are extremely fast.

They honestly have nerve charging 45 dollars to play here. Worst golf course I have ever played. Don’t play here. Go play virtual golf before you decide to play here.

The course is in horrible shape. I will not play again. Crabgrass everywhere. Hard to tell what is fairway and what is rough. Greens were only thing decent about the course. Some fairways you have to search for grass.

Either 3rd or 4th time playing here and have always enjoyed the course. Not too crowded during the week and offers a slew of challenges; a lot of them are water hazards. I would rate the course as slightly above average for the mid-level golf player.

Honestly, I was very excited to play and it was beautiful weather outside but it will be a long time or never before I play there again. The course is not in great condition with a ton of crab grass and unkempt sand traps. But the worst thing was pace of play. They really needed someone on the course to keep the golfers moving. What would normally have been a 3 or 4 hour round turned into almost 6 hours of waiting and then more waiting. I would not recommend this course to anyone!

The general condition of the course is fair. Marshy to dry rock hard greens. Dirt spots and thick grass on the green. For the price there are other courses in the area that are cheaper and in better condition. Staff was polite, but young male at front desk seemed either new or unknowledgeable.

The course was okay. It had received some heavy rains overnight so drainage on the course was a little poor in some fairways, but greens were in good condition. Some tee boxes definitely needed a little TLC and the cart paths definitely need work. We'd play again if the price was right.

Good layout. Greens are well maintained. Very friendly staff. Cart path needs lots of work.

So my partner and i arrived 20 mins early, it was already raining for a little while. the weather forecast was for a tropical storm moving into the area for the remainder of the day. i know Golf Now's weather policy(which is terrible by the way) is no refunds unless the course closes. tried to talk to the desk clerk to get rain checks and he informed us that would be impossible and that we shouldn't have taken the chance and booked through Golf Now. So we have a tropical storm warning a small stream flood watch (by the way one passes through the course} a flash flood watch, golfers leaving the course without finishing due to conditions but nobody wants to be responsible and do the right thing. I can honestly say that both Golf Now and Chapel Hill both lost all my golf gangs future business over a couple of rain checks!