Spring Hollow Golf Course

Course was in very nice shape for a Monday. Greens were fast and challenging. Last five holes are beautiful scenic holes. Staff are all very friendly unlike the other course over that way on route 23. Try Spring Hollow and have fun.

I had one the most fun rounds ever. . Tha staff was great and the course was even better. . . with the rough being alittle long it made just callenging enough to enjoy the round. . . I did eagle the uphill par 5 on the front 9 which made my day alot better but I would have anyone I know play this course and I will be telling people about my experience at spring hollow. Thanks again to the staff for a really well priced day of fun on the golf course. . .

This is an awesome lil course...it challenges you at every turn....you dont have to be a big hitter but you can be.....the greens need work and should be hand cut instead of the machines tearing them up...but they will make you crazy.....i drove 2 1/2 hours to play and will absolutly do it again....the elevation changes are so rare for this area....try this place you wont be dissapointed

I think Spring Hollow is a fine course. Hilly, challenging, fun to play. My only beef was that the yardages were a bit off on some holes. Take for instance the 2nd hole, which is marked as 376 yards. I hit a driver into the hill, my app measured it at 212 yards, within 70 yards. The GPS app correctly reported 276. We didn't see the score card, but online score cards report it as being in the 6000 yard range, but it probably plays a bit shorter than that. But it doesn't detract from the fact that it was in perfect condition, with maybe less than a handful of brown patches of grass, and it's hilly and challenging, and the pace was great.

The 18th hole is a signature hole. Sitting up there with the pin in the front, and 142 yards on the GPS to the front of the green, with water just a few yards shy, it was a gutsy move when my friend and I both chose the club to barely get us there. But we were both inside 20 feet.

Good course with a lot of interesting and challenging hole layouts but I have never experienced worse greens. Some of the greens were so hard and dry, that the soil under had visible cracks running through it. How can you judge a "crack" in the green to putt?! Besides greens that were like concrete, the fairways were the same but atleast it gives you the chance to run your tee-shot. If your going to charge a country club fee, please provide somewhat of country club like conditions. 46$ on a weekday for those conditions is ridiculous when there are many other courses in the area that are cheaper and maintained extremely well. I will be back in a few weeks for a prepaid golf tournament, I hope these conditions will be improved by then.

Had a great day out at this fun challenging course!

The Bad: The course is short. Does not play remotely close to the yardage's listed on the scorecard. The greens on the front side are borderline unfair. They were dry as a bone and very bumpy. The sand was dirt.

3/18 greens held shots. 9, 17 &18

The Good: The prices were very reasonable. Water was a buck. Green fees were fair for what you get. There are a few nice holes scattered amongst the lot.

The superb: The restaurant/grill..

Spring Hollow is a decent public track if you want to get in an easy, cheap round. Very hilly so you get a lot of funky lies. A little gimmicky but a fun course to play.

course plays shorter than yardage.front nine is like a trick shot course with blind shots off the tee and doglegs you are unable to see. par 3 green is so unfair you could 10 put from 6feet. back is more visible but very easy.

Fairways and greens were excellent and the rough was moderate. Greens were unusually fast and a little hard. Elevation changes on the back make this course.

nice to play after a soaking rain. Good drainage and the greens will hold better.

The course was in very good shape for this time of year and would make the 47 minute drive to play again. The green we're fast ... :o

I have played here before and have always enjoyed myself. It was a windy day, and the greens were like putting on granite (i dont think they have cut them but probably rolled them). It is defiantely a course you should play to see how you like it. Very hilly, which makes some holes shorter and some longer.

This course was maintained really well. For what it costs it was well worth it.

the course has a few challenging holes and is a good fun round. great bar/rest and deck area for post golf relaxing.

Pace of play was pretty good for a Sunday morning- about 4 hours 15 minutes to play 18 on a cold and windy day. Course was in ok condition, many pitch marks on the greens, but the fairways were well maintained. Staff was friendly.

The course honored the golfnow deal with no problem.

I like this course alot. it is in good shape and is a nice layout as well as close to home. my only complaint is that they do not have a driving range to warm up on. there is a driving range about 5 minute drive away so it wasnt a big deal.

I liked the course but its just to short for me, the senior golfer is going to love this place and that's mostly what you see on the course.

I found Spring Hollow very challenging because of how hilly the course was. Arguably it is not a course that can be walked, even for people who regularly walk. Almost every hole's approach shot was uphill, with more blind shots than I reasonably expect.

I thought a third of the course's greens could not be seen from fairway and only the top of the flag was visible. The 6000 yard yardage from the blue tees was deceiving, as the course played hundreds of yards longer than that.

I did find the course conditions well maintained for such a reasonably priced course. The clubhouse staff was friendly and accommodating.