Spring Hollow Golf Course

Course was in great condition even after a cold rainy winter day prior to my round. Well kept!

Played on a chilly,, sunny, windy Tuesday, and it was great. To be playing golf in November is a treat. Course is in good shape for the time of year. Greens are just a bit shaggy to protect them, but nice. Pace of play of just over 3 hours is delightful. Really good pub for after the round with nice people everywhere.

All of the afternoon groups had to wait for carts to come off 18, get cleaned and then turned over to the groups waiting.

Like most courses, no ranger or a ranger that doesnn’t do anything when there are groups keeping play slow. Many newbies don’t know about ready golf and hownto avoid open holes. If there is an open hole, tell those groups to skip forward and close the gap. It effects the whole day.

All these courses need to get it together.

Really disappointing. Course was being aerated. Back nine closed. Played front twice. Full price. No notice. Completely disrespectful.

Lots of elevation changes and fast greens make a challenging round for most

Other than the morning fog the course was excellent.

Course conditions were top notch, especially the greens. As with most public courses, the sand traps could use some work, but they were better than most public courses. Some, but not all, roughs were a little too tall/thick, fairways and first cuts were well-maintained. Overall, course was very enjoyable to play. I will be back.

Greens were in good shape, rough areas were dry, lot of hard pan. Tee boxes were dry and hard enough to break tees! Sand in the bunkers very rocky. (To be fair, we haven’t had much rain lately). Course was fun enough, not too expensive. Would play it again.

The greens were in good shape, the fairways were in certain places rough and dry,. Teeboxes were super dry, hard to put your tee in. It was not worth the $72 that I paid maybe more like$50.

Overall a nice course. Some of the tee boxes looked rough. Fairways were good. Greens were fast and true but hard to get a ball to stay on chips. Staff was friendly. No cart girl on a semi hot day. The only downfall is see was those carts. The brakes didn’t work on the one I was driving. The other cart was the same way. When you thought it was in park the thing would roll. I got out and it rolled all the way into the woods. Very unsafe if someone was getting or putting there clubs away.

Front nine took just over two hours ahead, not too bad. On hole 18 and looking at the Teebox on hole 1 there’s dozens of people by the practice green. A high school match went off starting on hole 1. Had to play the back 9 again. Really like this course but don’t understand the logic behind us teeing off on the back.