Bunker Hill Golf Course

The course is well maintained with nice greens but the design is very flawed. Only one par three on the front and hole number six could easily be changed to a 140-150 yard par three. But the reason for this low rating is customer service and pace of play. Starting with people who don’t seem to be able to figure out their computer system to farming their customer service to India to a starter who barrages you with minor issues like not driving your cart to the first tee too early but the brain dead moron sends foursomes off the back nine in front of groups making the turn! this has happened the three times I’ve played there this year! so we play the front nine in 1 1/2 hours but 3 hours waiting every shot on the back nine! Get a clue!

Great course and poured a lot of money to improve it. GPS golf carts yet pace of play was god awful. Had a starter and 3 people in the cart barn yet not a single ranger on the course. I was playing by myself and the foursome in front of me. One would not let me play through and they were two holes behind the next group. I had groups creeping up on me because the pace of play was so bad. The only complaint I have of this course is they have nobody monitoring piece of play. There's no reason for me have almost a 3 hour back nine has a single. I mentioned something to the starter at the turn and he just kind of blew me off, after the round they were all laughing and joking so my assumption as it was his friends. This is the second time and the last two rounds that it has been 5 plus hours to play 18.

I hadn’t played here in maybe 7 years as it was a fair layout in ok shape at best. I had something fall through and needed a last minute tee time so I booked at Bunker Hill as I had heard they have out a lot of time and money I to the course. True they have changed the layout a bit and it is more pleasing to the eye and out a couple of ponds in. They have also revamped some of the cart paths as they were in rough shape before. Also, they did add GPS to the carts. But, it is significantly overpriced. This course is easily 20 bucks too much for 18 and a cart as what it should be. It is a couple dollars more or less than courses in which are significantly harder, with better lay outs, in much much better shape. I will not be returning or steering anyone toward this course due to so many better options which are the same or cheaper.

I love this course and have been playing it for years. It is always in great condition and still had some wet spots from watering the course even though we’ve been in a drought. If you enjoy a well kept course that’s easy and not long so you can just enjoy your round, then this is the place for you.

I love to see they are putting money back in the course with brand new cement cart paths, building new tee boxes, removing trees, and making small changes to the layout that needed changed. Currently a lot of construction but in a few months it’s gonna be worth it

Course was under construction that effected some holes. One par four became a par three, and there were some temporary tee boxes. Would have been disappointing if I would have paid full price but at a discount you couldn’t beat it.

2nd round of the year here and same result. We were behind a 5some of ladies this time. Pace was sooo slow took about 30 minutes per hole! Had to leave on the 6th hole due to dinner plans

Currently under construction. Probably effects at least 5 holes. One pat 4 is now a par 3. Not complaining about it just informing future players. Greens were extremely hard and approach shots rarely stayed on

First time playing this course and it was in great shape. Really nice and challenging layout without being too gimmicky. They are putting some serious Money into this course so I only see it getting better. These were some of the nicest and fastest greens I’ve played on in a long time.

First the good: Course is in great shape and they’ve been putting a lot of money into it. New carts with GPS are awesome. I think this course needs two pat three’s on the front so the temporary tees on #6 should be permanent. The bad: extremely slow play with no rangers to move beginners along. There was a cart girl on hole 2 and we didn’t see her again which is a shame because #10 is so far from the clubhouse you need a cart person Or halfway house to get food/beverage. All in all a very good course

I booked my tee time and when I checked in with the starter the first thing he informs me is that I only paid for half of a cart which is absolutely bogus. I have been golfing and golfing a lot for the last 18 years and NEVER have I been informed that I paid for half of a cart. I understand that they have the right to pair up golfers in a group to form a 2-some, 3-some, or 4-some. However, they do NOT have the right to force you to pay for the other half of a cart in order to have your own cart. When you book a tee time YOU PAY FOR THE CART not for 1/4, 1/3, or 3/4 of the cart. If this is the case, why doesn’t every other course enforce this policy? When I play in South Carolina this is NEVER the case and I’ve been playing down south for about 14 years. This starter was old, cranky, unprofessional, and incredibly disrespectful. Clearly he was angry that I booked through GolfNow and got a better tee time price than I would have had I booked through the course directly over the phone.

The course itself was in below average condition especially for the price you pay. They tore up a fairway and made it a Par 3 but the tee box is in the primary rough which is unbelievable and shows the level of their golf IQ or lack thereof. At the very least place the tee box in the part of the fairway that isn’t being torn up. It doesn’t take a degree in Golf Management to know how to do the basic things correctly, how to retain customers, and how to bring in new customers. I would NOT recommend this course until these matters are permanently resolved.

WET Course, feet got wet, pants got dirty muddy! Tough playing cart path only.

However, love the new look for 5,6,12,13, and 18.

Look forward to playing on a dry sunny day.