Victoria Hills Golf Club

We played here a month ago and the greens were a lot better than they were today (Nov. 1, 2024).

It looked like the course suffered in the hurricane (22 days ago). Personally I was ok with the greens for the most part but the guys in my group grumbled.

The fairways were just ok - better than some times in the past. A few areas were extremely wet and I definitely lost a couple of strokes (and balls) trying to find a dry place to drop.

Everything from the Pro shop to the starter. The entire staff is top notch. Drove an hour to play. Definitely not disappointed. Can’t wait to return. A must add to your courses to play. 5 stars

I went on Sunday 10/27 with a 12:40pm. I have never played before and had a concern about the course conditions. There was a hurricane (Milton) had hit about 8-9 days before. To my surprise, they had all 18 holes open 😊. Thanks to the groundskeepers 👍

We dropped off our bags and pleasantly greeted us. I went to the Pro-shop to pay and the Pro-shop cashier was very polite and showed me where the dining room & bar if we were interested. I have eaten there before (I had a great experience and a great burger)! By the time we parked and got back to the carts (very clean carts!) and our bags in, a fresh card & pencil (with a point)

The course provides an opportunity for the level of difficulty (we were playing gold and blue tees based off our level of play)

In conclusion, I will be going to come back and play again!

Although we enjoyed our round we hope to play this course again under better circumstances than the remainder of hurricanes Helene & Milton.

The friendly staff has done a wonderful job on the fairways and greens, and most of the cart paths. But mother nature laid enough rain on the course that a couple of the paths were literally still under water and impassable.

The course layout is an enjoyable mixture of slight doglegs, straight shots and a few hilly fairways.

We will be back whenever we are in the area.

Very pleased to how well the course is after the hurricane and years of being under restoration. Kudos to the owner and his course staff.

Greens need lots of work. Fairways improving. Rough is years from being acceptable Greenside bunkers improving but fairway bunkers are in poor shape. Tee boxes are poor. I increased my rating from one star to two which took 4 years. So, at the current pace, 4 more years will get to an average public course rating. Another 8-10 years and it could reach the level of the two LPGA courses. It certainly has the bones to become a great course! To get there in a couple of years would require a major investment and ownership willing to make it. I’m sure you could get a significant increase in membership given the growing golf population in the vicinity. As of now, LPGA is the much preferred alternative even though a 25 min drive.

The course has improved dramatically since we last played in the spring of 2024

Looks like the greens had been sanded but at least good grasscoverage with a few weeds

Friendly staff , nice course in good shape considering we just had a hurricane.

I will definitely come back

I was told that Victoria Hills used to have outstanding turf conditions, but that it had gone down significantly and now recovering. First, the layout is simply fantastic. The condition of the course is indeed in recovery mode, but all the greens are covered in grass with a few sports they are working on. The greens were slow and a bit furry, but considering the recent passage of hurricane Milton, the course was in excellent shape. The staff was very friendly and the amenities very good. I will go back!

They are doing a great job bringing the course back from the dead. Still have a ways to go, but very playable.