LPGA International - Hills Course

All is good at this course

Great time on this layout

Fairways were a bit wet. Just glad they weren't cart path only

Last played this course about a month ago and the condition of th3 greens have vastly improved! The course can be challenging for some golfers because of a long carry on some of the holes.

Very challenging and beautiful, need to keep the ball in the fairways or will definitely lose a stroke. Have fun and keep your head down!

The fairway was so soggy you could barely play. We ended up only playing 9.

The course conditions are AWFUL. A boggy swamp is the best way I would describe the fairway conditions. When hit into said fairway the ball wouldn’t roll, it just kinda lodged itself into the ground. You could cause a divot with a pillow, probably. Greens were slow to match. This place had no business being open. Beware if the price is lower than normal, because it’s more than likely due to course conditions being close to unplayable.

In great shape other than a most approaches are wet on the back 9. Leaky irrigation I bet.

Played here a few times prior to today and I liked the course. Right now, the greens warrant a $50 green fee. By far, the poorest I’ve seen anywhere in Florida. Ridiculously slow and very bumpy. Pretty much ruined the round for all of us. No attention paid to the bunkers either. Got ripped off at over $100. Paying for range balls at over $100 is also pathetic. No desire to return….many courses in far better shape for the same money.

This used to be one of my favorite golf courses. Unfortunately the beautiful natural woods that lined this amazing golf course have all been clear cut and houses are being built everywhere. So sad… I am grateful that I got to play it many times in it natural surroundings.

Don't pay more than $40.00 to play very disappointed . Always played here before the conditions were always great not anymore.

Played the Hills course today. The course was in great shape. A little wet in spots. Overall another great day to be alive.

I have played here many times but not for several months as the course is just too expensive. The rates fluctuate on demand. Got a good rate today. Although the course is a very good layout, it is very, very tough for golfers who can't carry their ball a long distance. The tee boxes were very good. The fairways were dry and were turning brown in a lot of spots. The greens had been aerated not long ago but that was not my complaint. I just felt that the "new" greens they installed are not that nice. At least three were in below average shape. And my biggest complaint were the extremely wet conditions in front of the greens. No ball could roll onto the green if you hit it a bit short. Made it unfair. I recommend the course but not for short hitters.

Both course layouts are excellent and in good condition. No water stations or coolers on the course is a problem, especially during the hot humid days. Halfway snack house was closed and service in the main restaurant was slow and lacking.

Greens were in poor aerated shape. I was scheduled to play the Hills course because they said it was a good shape since the greens had been aerated one month earlier, but then they did a surprise aeration the day before I played.

The Hills course is one of my favorites. I live an hour away so I don’t go there unless they have a special rate that day, which is becoming much less frequent. This time the course was soggy wet almost everywhere from tee to green. I saw sprinklers going so I’m not sure it was from rain.

Play this course all the time and enjoy it but man I hate it when you get there and find out greens are sanded and pinched and really not that playable and the greens are what makes this xourse a challenge. I wish Florida courses would subscribe to greenkeeper.org. In my home state all courses updated so you could see who was going thru maintenance . Florida? I think it’s intentional slight to not disclose this at check in or booking .