Spring Hollow Golf Course

Decent course, good layout, pace of play very good for a Sunday, alot of elevations, and greens are pretty difficult. Good location for me , and worth the price. Would definitely return.

Love playing here. We were first out and had a fast round. Staff is friendly and helpful!!

Course was fun and in good condition . I have a huge complaint about the pro shop . Pro shop was rude and didn’t really seem too organized or knew what they were doing . It was a busy day and they were trying to send golf to other holes . I understand on a slow day , but it was busy . I’ve never been to a course where they send golf to random holes in front of other golfers unless it was a slow day. I liked the course , but the way pro shop was run really soured me on the place .

I had one day this week to play due to the weather forecast and found a great value at this course not to far away. There are more than a few tees where the drive ally is narrow. I prefer a par 5 as hole 18. Nice change in elevations. New carts. Greens and tee’s in good condition.

This course leaves you wondering where you're aiming. Dog legs and hills make it hard to spot where you are trying to land your shots. Sometimes first and second. Best golf carts I've ever used. Not a course you would want to walk especially if it's hot.

I played this course 3 weeks in a row. Each time there was a group on the course passing us on another hole playing loud music with a speaker in their cart. On each occasion someone drove a cart onto our fairway when we were either teeing off or taking a second shot to locate their ball on our fairway as someone in our group was taking a shot , and proceeding to drive in our line of sight as we were hitting.

On another occasion the starter allowed a 5th person to ride in the cart, and the person who was not playing was in the cart halfway down a fairway of a par 4 while the foursome was on the green, preventing us from being able to tee off. There was no ranger roaming the course any of the times I played. Management should post etiquette rules and have a staff member drive the course periodically to monitor these unnecessary distractions.