Lee's Hill Golf Club

The staff were all great, The course not so great! Mnay sand traps were swamps,the fairways in bad condition(what will they look like in the heat of summer) tee boxes many bad

I played Lee’s Hill for the first time over Memorial Day weekend 2025. I paid $52 for a tee time in the early afternoon. After arriving and checking in I had time to warm up on the range. There were both mats and a beat up grass area available. The practice putting green was large and in good shape with space to both chip and putt.

The starter was not very friendly, but let’s be honest most starters are this way. He paired me up with another single. Even though I didn’t see anybody tee off for at least 15 minutes before our tee time, we quickly caught up to the groups ahead of us and waited most shots on the front nine but still got done in 2 hours. I could see things being a lot worse on a busier day with only 8 minutes between tee times. My partner, and I guess a few others ahead were only playing 9 because I played the back as a single and flew through the back.

I had avoided Lee’s Hill for a while after hearing that they lost their greens. However, the greens were just about the only positive about course conditions. They were firm, above average speed, and rolled true. The fairways were decent on some holes, however others had so many weeds growing over 1” high that you couldn’t tell where the “fairway” stopped and rough began. Bunkers were entirely unplayable. The sand either felt like concrete and was filled with rocks or overgrown with weeds. Tee boxes were in poor shape, especially on par 3’s which for some reason were the smallest boxes even though they take the most beating from iron play. A lot of tee boxes were also sloped so you were teeing off with the ball slightly above or below your feet.

The layout isn’t particularly challenging. I played from the white tees (6100 yards) since it was my first time playing the course. I average about 260-270 off the tee and found myself using 3 wood off the tee on a lot of holes. There were a lot of sharp dog legs including 15 which turns right 90 degrees and required an iron off the tee. No holes really stood out as enjoyable but the back 9 was more memorable with water in play on 5 holes.

This is a good course for beginners and children learning the game but I wouldn’t recommend it for a serious golfer. For the $52 price on a Saturday in May, it was acceptable but you get what you pay for.

Would have been nice to have grass on the fairways. Need to put some weed and feed out.

This was my first time playing Lees Hill and let me tell you, it was a pleasure. My buddy and i played on 4/23 for my birthday and the weather and course were amazing, we couldn’t have asked for better. I am just getting back into the game after a few years of minimal course play and I found this course to be challenging but still friendly to me at the same time. Staff was so nice, pro shop has everything you would ever need, food is great at the clubhouse and the course has a gorgeous layout. You won’t be disappointed!

A great experience and I would go back but $80 a person for 18 holes and they were very busy but over i enjoyed it. We live in. Fredericksburg so the location is convenient. Will return but maybe moonlight on a weekday

Course has alot of potential. Overall I would play there again. The price is perfect for the quality of fairways and tee boxes.

Fairways were very nice and really starting to come around to spring. Greens on the other hand were rough and very Brumby you see your ball bouncing all over. I think they need to be rolled out a bit better. Sand traps need a good raking too.

Great challenging layout. Greens were good considering time of year. Faiways very bare and hard. Too many dirt/rock spots where grass should be. Many traps not manicured. Lotta "muck" (could be more water seasonally) areas to avoid. Hole signs need to be bigger and bolder. Great pro shop.

The pace of play was pretty bad I wasn’t sure if this was scheduling issue or a pace of play by other groups. The course itself is great for the money during this time of the year, sand bunkers could use work they are rock bunkers. I still had a great time the guys in the pro shop are friendly and the starter is probably the most genuine starter and friendly person we have met at any golf course kudos to him.

Spend some time warming up on the green at the pro shop as they are true to the track and FAST!

First time I played this one would love to see it in the growing season but it was a nice cool fall day. Several area had lost of leaves that were problematic. Greens were fast and rather hard but we haven't had much rain so not much more you can do there unless they water a lot.

Would definitely play it again though.