LPGA International - Hills Course

There are (2) 18 hole courses at LPGA, and I wanted to play the Hills Course which is where the Golf now was for. They even checked me in at the front desk and when I showed up for my teatime, there was a tournament going on on that course so I had to go play the other course which I had played before. Good round of golf, but did not get to play what I paid for

This course is excellent , greens , fairways , tees, traps, were very good. Pace of play and staff all very polite and professional.With the use of GolfNow HotDeals the price was fantastic .

New greens are really nice and course was in great shape. The rough was tough, balls in okay can disappear. Enjoy!

Was disappointed we had no cart beverage service for our group of 4... Played here many times and have always bought beers on the course... We used the GPS beverage request in the cart display multiple times and nobody ever showed up. If golfing later in the afternoon bring a cooler of cold ones. One of dudes in our group was having withdrawals from not being able to drink some beers on the course. Lesson learned, BYOB...

If you want a challenging course in pristine condition, the Hills Course at LPGA is it.

Course was in good shape but the construction all around the Hill course greatly distracts from what use to be a serene environment.

Great beautiful course but heavy rain the night before made for a long mushy round. I still will play it again next time in town but was a long day.

Jones course was in excellent condition. Fantastic !

Wet fairways from the monsoon season, but course in relatively good condition.

Partly beyond course control, conditions were quite wet.

Course is nice, but watch out for construction on 13 and 14th hole and also 16. If not your cart might end up in woods. Also the burning of trees due to more unnecessary housing developments being built. Smoke from those fires pretty bad on back 9

Do not play the hills unless your into housing and demolishing construction, fires, smoke and ash from the sky and like smell of camp fire smoke. The course shape was good but could not deal with what I just said.

I called the clubhouse to complain and they were wonderful enough to let us play the Jones course which was completely opposite of the hills course.

We check in after booking on GN. Course is wide open per the shop so take your time and head out when ready.

2 holes in and we encounter a fivesome.

We skip a hole and find a single and a twosome playing at a snails pace.

We make the turn and discover the back nine is closed

We call the shop and they say you have to go back to the first hole and play the front nine again.

At the first hole is a twosome waiting on a foursome in the fairway.

Asked for a refund and all they can do is a rain check. Don't live here.

Course is a great layout for the nine holes we saw. Tenth hole looked really good.

Greens could have used a good cutting but it looked like they had heavy rain this morning.

If you are headed out there ask about status of the course and enjoy.

This could be a 5 star course with some improvements. The bunkers do not drain and are always wet with packed sand or even mud. The other big issue is lost balls. Due to thousands of thick palmettos that grow to the ground near the fairways, a 15+ handicapper can easily lose 10 balls in a round!

the ratings are poor because apparently the course has been closed for 7 months and stupid golfnow is still letting people book tee times. cost me another $20 to play the other course. god bless the pro shop and starter who accommodated me despite golfnow’s mistake.

It was a beautiful golf course but very slow , 4 1/2 hours for 18 holes , usually takes 3 to 3 1/2 hours here in Palm Coast . Greens were beautiful and fast too . Met a couple there who invited us to play with them next time