Ashton Hills Golf Club

Great course. Definitely challenging on certain holes but a good time. Greens were in great condition. Pretty busy on a Friday but got 18 done in about 4.25 hours.

Greens were too sandy. Wasn’t aware and wasn’t told. Prices weren’t even lowered.

Great course for the money. play was really good only one group that was really slow. green were in really good shape and so was the rest of the course.

Good course in Good condition run by Good people. Greens are fast especially on downhill putts, also several fairways have slant to them, causing a good looking tee shot to roll into trouble. Double greens on a par 4 & par 3 a neat hole. Marshal to start us off first tee. Pace of play today could improve. I need a good deal to play, probably would not pay full price. Complimentary coffee in clubhouse.

These rich people are ridiculous. I paid for my own cart (they said i would have to ride with someone else).

I show up 15 minutes late and they act like it’s the end of the world.

Disrespectful to regular people. As a business owner myself, wouldn’t go back.

The greens at Ashton Hills are super nice and very well-maintained. That being said, they are also extremely fast and this will affect your scorecard. Overall a nice course and had a blast. One negative was the pace of play.. 60-70 % of the round was pretty jammed up,

I hadn't played Ashton Hills in a very long time. Got a friendly greeting upon check in. It's great to see the crew has kept the course in very good shape. The greens are in great shape, consistent & FAST. The heavy rain from a few days ago softened things up a bit but not much. Better have your touch around the greens. Unfortunately the rain also washed out all the bunkers. The grounds crew is working on it but it'll take them a while to get em all back. Looking forward to coming back!

After reading many good reviews, we decided to play at this course for the first time. It was more than an hour of driving but we thought it would be worth it. As a few reviewers had mentioned, staff in the pro shop wasn't friendly. Without any explanation, he told us to play back nine first while the course looked literally empty on Tuesday. I understand it hadn't been rained for several days but tee boxes, fairways, roughs, and around the greens were too hard. At couple of tee boxes, we had hard time sticking tees because ground was too hard. Chipping wasn't easy due to hard surface. All bathrooms were locked so we had to hold it until we made turns. However, best thing of the course was the greens. The greens were in excellent condition and they were FAST. We actually enjoyed putting but not so much around greens. Overall, it was a good course for the price but not worth a long drive for us.

OK, the reviews you have read regarding the course are spot-on!

My wife and I had the pleasure to play this course for the first time yesterday (4-13-2021).

Bryan (either the owner or Golf Pro) was a VERY nice guy and helped us to navigate the course with tips and directions.

The outside staff were very friendly as well but a bit talkative (hee-hee) which I didn't really mind as there was no one in sight behind us.

With that being said, we were schedule as the second tee spot with a foursome ahead of us. The foursome ahead extended us the invitation to tee off ahead of them since we were just two. We gladly accepted and turned out to be a good gift and decision as we never saw them again.

My wife and I ran into a little trouble on the course but we kept well ahead of the group behind us.

Now regarding the course...........

WhoooooooBOY! Those greens are fast and undulating/slope. I was fully aware that they would be fast but it took me practically nine holes to finally find the feel to leave myself a second putt within 6 feet or less.

I would STRONGLY recommend that you go up a club for your approach shots and try to either land on the fringe or as much below the hole on the green as you can.

Ashton HILLS is a good name for the course but I would rename it to Ashton Sand&Hills. They is a lot of sand traps out there. As of this post, some of them are pretty muddy that I refused to hit out of while other are combed nicely and are soft/fluffy which made it easy to get your wedge under.

The tee boxes and fairways were all manicured nicely as were those Fast nasty greens.

The homes were a bit close to the course around some starting fairway points but nothing that will distract your game.

Now "IF" I were to ding the course one star "WHICH I WON'T", that would be I saw no porta-potties/restroom on the front nine and only one on the back. In fairness, it is possible that I may have missed them if they do exists. If you are a woman playing, I suggest you empty your bladder before you tee off. If you are a man, "It's Great To Be The KING!" (How sexist is that - please don't take offense, I am just being silly there).

I have a standing rematch with the greens on the front nine, so I do plan to avenge myself.

As I was leaving the ninth green, I looked back and said "I'll be back for you!" The green confidently replied back "You can come out here if you want to, we'll be here and we got something for you".