Hell's Point Golf Club

just too much rain lately to judge this course correctly. the course seems to collect water that just a bit of drizzle would put the course under water

I would like to try this golf course again during the summer. BUT the condition of the course when I went (3/3/13) was terrible, nothing but mud and water in the bunkers. It hadn't rained for a few days and for 30 bucks I was seriously disappointed. The course layout seemed like it would be a very good and fun course to play if it had been in better shape.

Two of us went to for the first time yesterday. It just so happened to be after what seemed like two months of rain so the course was, understandably very, very wet. But, the layout was great and the tee boxes and greens were in great shape. We will definitely be back.

Great course. Not excessively punitive off the tee. Provides many opportunities to make risk/reward shot decisions that make it exciting. Staff very friendly and GC Superintendent is doing great job of improving the turf quality.

Wet/swampy forced a lot of 'winter rules' clean and place mindset... Otherwise fairways/tee boxes in good shape... Several greens were a bit rough. GREAT price, though, and extremely quick pace of play made it an outstanding value

the course is challenging. makes you really think of what shot to play and for you to really know how far you hit your clubs. you must always hit the fairways on this course. if not you will be in mud. from the rough to the trees is all mud and water. so hit the fairways and your fine.

We played this course on a very mild January day. The area had a little rain but less than a 1/4" according to the forecasts. The fairways were soaked making second shots sloppy and hard to hit well. also virtually every hole had construction or hazzard lines out, but nothing was advertised about repairs of this magnitude. The greens were mostly pretty good, and pretty fast, traps were fluffy so you had to hit 2-3" behind and hope for the best, so your sand play needs to be pretty good as the bunkers are strategically placed. The layout is kind of bizarre too, back and forth across the same bridges, cart paths that come from behind tree lines only to realize that you are parked at the foot of a tee box with others getting ready to hit, geez. We had a foursome and the feelings were the same, if there has been any rain, the conditions affect play far more than it should. Golf Now helped the rates but still a disappointing day of golf.

The course during the winter stays pretty soggy. It is only a little better during the summer. However the fairways and greens are very well kept and smooth in the summer. The greens right now (1/12/13) are pretty sloppy with pot holes 1/4" deep from lack of propper ball mark repairing and pest in the area. They are cut very low and are surprisingly fast for the wet conditions, the ball stopped on a dime and spun back 5' from a well struck shot with a 5 iron almost 205 yards out. Then a well struck put from 2' off the green rolled past the hole 5'. If you are going to play be very careful where you place your ball because it will plug anywhere on the course, even the fairway. The bunkers are the BEST in the area! I was really suprised how soft they were and perfectly raked, there is about 3"-4" of great sand. I almost holed two shots out of bunkers 50'+ from the hole. I had a blast and I do enjoy the shorter par 4's with the chance to make it in two and the somewhat challenging par 3's. The Course is very visually appealing as you are playing amongst the swamp/low lands of the area. There is significant construction inbetween holes 2 and 3 where they have removed some trees and have ropes up exactly where most novice golfers would slice there drive to from both tee boxes. the only other work on the front nine was on the par 3 fourth they are removing trees and putting down mulch along the right, but the trees aren't in the way as they are back left of the green. It is 180 yards to the center of the green and another 40 yards to the trees so should not affect you. Thank you for the opportunity to write a review. Don't forget fella's fix your ball marks and put sand in the divots so we can keep the game respectable and fun for everyone. Also never leave a place in worse condition then when you came! God bless!

Always wet out there but the greens play nice on 80% of the holes.

Course is in good condition for playing in December; met a twosome from Canada and played with them. The traps are set to make the course a bit more challenging than normal courses. Very scenic course. Greens are have really improved since 2011. Nothing more to add.

Fun course to play, beauty staff and overall great experience. Good condition for the off season and would love to see it in it's prime. Would definitely play again.

This course flows so nicely through the trees and around the water. You always feel like you are on the course by yourself.
Greens are like three mini-greens in one. Definitely put a premium on hitting the ball on the green in the correct position.
Wish I had found this track earlier.

This course is in great shape, the only issues I have is that there are not enough yardage markers, weather on the fairways or tee boxes, had to guess on some holes. Some greens had damage from the hard summer they had. Very friendly staff.

The proshop staff and starter were friendly. But that doesn't make up for the poor condition of the greens. Plus, where was the ranger? We got stuck behind a group that was slow and had no golf ettiquette (didn't offer to let our fast playing twosome play through). After multiple swings and misses, players in this group would top the ball about 20 yards and then give each other golf lessons before swinging and missing multiple times again....while we waited on the tee box. Members of this group who could hit the ball would take a mulligan on almost every tee while we waited in our cart. No ranger to ask them to pick up the pace or to let faster players go through...unacceptable.

Some fairways are narrow with woods or water hazards; challenging but playable. Frequently, adjoining fairways appear to have open tree borders, only to find sneaky little ditches that gobble up anything trying to roll thru.Fairways and tees were in good shape, but greens were generally pock marked. I suspect this course doesn't dry out real fast as there were several wet areas.

I enjoyed the way the course was laid out. Tee box and fairway conditions were good, but many of the greens were pretty chewed up. The greens look like they had been aerated 10-20 days prior to me playing and it looked like they were recovering slowly.

I enjoyed this course. I was expecting a dumpy beach course, but found it to be very spread out and actually pretty difficult. If you stray much off the fairway, good luck finding it in the thick trees and reeds. I'm not sure it's worth their rack rates, but discounts on GolfNow make it worth it.

Course is good, but the greens can use some work. With a little maintenance, the course wouldand be great. Would not play if had to pay normal rate. Can fine various discount tee prices on the internet.

Fun course to play if you can get it at a good price At least until the greens are back to decent shape

timing is everything I played after they got 6 inches of rain so the course played very long