Spring Hollow Golf Course

Greens were kinda slow and bumpy but not so bad. Very hilly course, lots of blind shots. Some may find the layout quirky, but it's never boring.

My only gripe is that they really need to take out some of the trees blocking the fairway from the 7th tee.

The course was is tremendous condition. The fairways were perfect and the greens were also in good shape. We were basically first off at 8:50 and played 18 in a little over three hours.

Needed a place last minute to golf. They had reservations open so we tried it out. It's a good course.

Cut the grass! The greens were hairy and as a result very slow. The height of the grass just off the fairway was so high that as a result you were constantly LOSING BALLS or taking forever just to try and locate them. It was ridiculous!

Fix the darn parking brakes on the carts! They were tough to set on flat terrain and impossible to set on any and all hills.We were instructed on how to "properly engage the parking brake".It was really aggravating to have to repeatedly, GENTLY and SLOWLY push down on the top left CORNER of the pedal until you heard 2 clicks to set the parking brake. It would work maybe once In a blue moon. And forget about it on a Slope, where you really needed it.

I have played this course close to 10 times over the past 3 seasons. I normally like the course, but NOT today. FIX THE CARTS AND CUT THE GRASS!

Greens very slow. Sand traps absent of sand. Fairways in nice condition. Great price midweek.

Greens full of ball marks as usual. Worse part is the greens all roll differently, some fast, some slow. Frustrating

Players need to do a better job repairing their divots. Fun round of golf, challenges all of your shotmaking.

Hilly course with a lot of blind tee shots and approach shots. Golf carts are borderline safety hazards, as the brakes did not lock on either of our carts.….worried about cart rolling away as you were hitting your shot. Other than that, course was in decent shape and the staff was very friendly.

Spring Hollow has a nice layout that is somewhat challenging. We happened to luck out with a 8:20am tee time and we played at a pretty good pace. We didn't have people hold us up in front of us and no one behind us. Others were not so lucky, because we saw two guys behind us who were all over the golf course. They were definitely holding up groups behind them. We were all beginners once, so this happens everywhere. Here are some of the problems I had with Spring Hollow. The car path had plenty of pot holes and cracks, not sure if this was from Hurricane Ida but it needs some attention. It was hard to find golf balls at times in the rough, I feel the grass was tall and needed to be cut. I think tee box for hole #6 had strips on the ground that needs some attention. Overall, I had a good time on the golf course, the rangers were nice, as I said earlier the layout is challenging and fun, the staff is friendly, and they had good food at the bar and grille. Definitely, visit Spring Hollow if you get a chance.

The course look nice but the greens were super slow

Good layout. I recommend it for a higher handicapper.

Most of the greens were shaggy and unplayable with ball marks and mud patches everywhere. To make up for the lack of length (5,200 yards from back tees), having nice greens would make this a great place to practice your short iron approach shots and putting. Unfortunately it just needs a lot of work. Wouldn’t recommend playing here if you’re looking for true rolls and pure putting.