Lee's Hill Golf Club

If you like to pay $75 for no grass in the fairways, rocks in the bunkers, and inconsistent greens then this course is for you.

I enjoyed the layout. For what you pay the course conditions are slightly higher than average. This is a relatively flat course with a few holes that require shot shaping and hitting the ball to specific spots because of doglegs. A challenging course for beginners but a fair test for low to mid handicaps. I would recommend this course if you’re in the area and I will play it again in the future.

Greens are always bumpy, rough is sparse, fairways are inconsistently grown and there are weeds everywhere. I won’t even include the bunkers in my review as that deserves its own. Convenient and close is the only reason i play this track occasionally. Wouldn’t drive over 15 minutes for it. Avoid on weekends unless you enjoy 5+ hour rounds.

Sadly, I am a regular at the course. It is the only one in the area therefore everyone goes there an it’s expensive. Course is in okay condition depending on when you play. The greens are not good. The staff is rude and makes you feel dumb and unwelcome. Bunkers are either pretty good or awful, no in between. There is no PGA professional to my knowledge. The grounds crew also doesn’t care what you are doing. My partner was taking his tee shot, and right in the middle of his swing, the tractor cutting the grass blazes right by us. In conclusion, overpriced and rude staff.

Smashing good golf course I dare say. You can whack balls all day long here. Very scenic and peaceful.

Course was in good condition coming out of the winter months. Grass was still brown from the winter but will be in great condition in the next few weeks. Great job from the grounds staff and crew

Always enjoy playing here. We are lucky to have such a nice day in January. Staff was great as always. I recommend this course to everyone.

-Ron K

Greens were horrible. Crab grass patches throughout every green. Bunkers full rocks.

I usually play this course quite a bit. I played there about six weeks ago and the course was in very good condition. Greens were great, fairway grass was coming in nicely, and tee boxes were great. This time, tee boxes and fairways were great, but the greens have really deteriorated. Lots of brown spots in the shape of foot prints (grass was dead, or non-existent), scuff marks(dragging feet across greens), and unrepaired ball marks.....almost unplayable from some spots. The good news....pace of play for a foursome was an acceptable 4 hours and the round was enjoyable. Hope they get control of the greens before they totally lose them. This is a great course when in good condition. Looking forward to returning when it improves.

The course was in good shape but the fairways were great

Guy in the pro shop was curt - seemed to be having a rough day. Tee boxes, fairways, and rough we’re all fine. But the greens were pock-marked, patchy, and bumpy and the bunkers throughout were unmaintained. Starter told us to play them as GUR. Pity, because the layout is nice and playable.

Course has a couple nice holes couple holes you need to make decisions off the tee, round was a little slow they let out a 5some in front of us and when we got to 10, front 9 was being used by school so they started sending off 10 so we had golfers right behind us. Bunkers need we at least get the rocks out, but biggest problem is greens are so slow.