Union Hills Golf & Country Club

I had 12:30 pm tee time, did not tee off until 12:57 pm, 3 minutes shy of being a half hour late. It took 4 hours and 20 minutes to play 14 holes. The pace of play was horrible. There was no ranger to move the slower golfers along. The course was very busy, but poorly managed. It cannot accommodate tee times 8 minutes apart.The staff was very polite and good at stating, "we're sorry for the delay, we appreciate your patience."

If you’re looking for a challenging but fair, fairways in great shape, greens putt true, driving range is absolutely one of the best if not the best and the staff will treat you like you’re part of the team, give Union Hills Golf Club a try! From management to the support teams (starters, welcoming staff, snack bar, cart support and grounds keepers) are there to make our day as perfect as possible but leaving the golf score as our responsibility (LOL). We could see by the attitudes of everyone we came in contact with they wanted to be there and was enjoying what their particular responsibility was. The course is in excellent shape and using good course management we’ve completed with great scores (within our range). We’ll definitely be going back in an attempt to better our scores!

This course was fun. Welcoming environment outside with food and drink staff being friendly and helpful. Check in was almost too fast. Efficient operation. The range was easy to access and good! The course conditions were really quite good in my opinion. This course is a good time and great value

We have played here several times in the past however this is the first time I've played a course where it took 3 hours to play 9 holes. Had we know we would have paid for 9 holes. Course excuse was that it was a holiday. I've played many courses over the holidays and finished at worst case in just over 4 hours. Tee times were packed at 7 minute intervals which at the level of play is unrealistic. It doesn't help when in our 3 hours on the course, we saw the course marshal only once and never said a word and just drove by. Obviously it appeared they weren't doing there job in keeping the pace of play moving from the get go.

It is understandable that when a course packed to the hilt the course takes a beating. The greens on the first 9 holes that we got to play were a mess. Unrepaired ball marks/divots everywhere and sand traps in so so condition. Tee boxes and fairways appeared to hold up pretty well.

Bottom line: Do not play on holidays. They care more about cramming players onto the course than about pace of play for there patrons.

The pace of play was terrible. Played 3 holes in 1 hour. Only was able to get 9 holes in 4 hours.

3 hours to play the front 9. The pro shops tee times are too close together and they do a poor job rangering the course.

enjoy the staff, fair course except all par 3's are long

The course is in very good condition and the layout is challenging with very tight fairways on certain holes. The bar and kitchen is above average with good options. My biggest issue with Union hills in the pace of play I started at 1:15 and couldn’t get through 18 holes.

staff great, course fair and challenging holes, like GPS

Called the course the morning I was going to play as I woke up very sick, spoke to Jose about canceling due to illness he said I had to call Golf Now, Tried them with horrific experience of disconnection four times. After that took a Covid test and found it was positive, couldn’t cancel through the course or through golf now. Later in the day contacted Golf Now and again call was disconnected five times this time where they informed me it was the golf courses decision to go ahead and bill my card the $180.00 for the green fees. So I guess the prior owners were not the vultures the new owners are and as long as I’ve played this course I would expect a bit more leeway. Well not to worry as I will never play their course again.

It’s just so disappointing.

The older gentleman who receives the carts needs an attitude check. Just because me or the other player didn’t want to pay to have our clubs wiped down he instantly shifted his attitude and got all passive aggressive with us. Started chirping about how we brought the carts in 15 mins late even though nothing was posted or mentioned to us beforehand. First off I can wipe my own clubs down just fine and don’t need to pay a person to do it, and him being rejected for it is the only reason he mentioned the cart coming in late . Second , if you have a below average rate of play , a person is always going to continue on until they can’t see anymore for a twilight round to get as many holes in as possible. Oh well if the guys have to stay later than they wanted to, but golfers are playing until they can’t any longer.

I like to have a beer after golf with my friends, but the bar closes around 4:00. Same a Palmbrook. Owner too cheap to keep staff on for an extra hour or so.

Website said cart path only thru Nov.10th. We played on the Nov 11th and were greeted by extremely slow play. Tee times were way too close together for cart path only. It took us an hour to play the first 3 holes. Waited 15 minutes between our 2nd and 3rd shot on hole #3. It took us 5 hours and 15 minutes to play 18 holes. Would've been much longer. Our playing partner gave up after 7 holes. We caught a break when the foursome in front of us quit after 9 holes. Never saw a ranger the entire day. Highlight of the round was we saw the cart girl 3 times on each 9 holes. That was a 1st.

It took 2:45 to play nine holes. The ho k e group quit after nine.

Pace of play was really poor. Group in front of our group had individual with some mobility limitations and should have been allowed to drive to his ball. It was taking him a long time to walk to his ball which delayed the pace.

Greens were really slow. I look forward to playing next week when greens are cut and 90 degree rule is in place. Hopefully the rough will be cut.