Locust Hills Golf Course

Course has bounced back from the summer heat. Greens role true!

My son and I played our 1st full round of golf, and had a great time. Course offered a good variety of challenges, and situations to make sure we selected the proper clubs.

The area has had no rain for a month, so the course was hard, fast, tight lies, and a little rough. Fairways very tight or brown in spots. Fairway traps and some greenside traps have little sand. The course is usually in better shape, so I am not faulting the staff at all. Hope it sees rain soon. They need it.

Check the hopper at the range before buying range balls.

Very good wide open course. Does have a lot of homes and townhome close by on some of the hole. Also, a lot of water holes.

1st time playing course and played with my son who lives nearby. Course has no irrigation system and can tell by some of the fairways being burnt out. Greens were very difficult to hold even hitting wedges into such. However, course layout was fine and the staff was very friendly and courteous. An exceptional value for the money.

We have lived in the area for 11 years. This is the best condition the course has been in during that time. Lots of rain in May and June so that helps. Tee boxes could use a good leveling - the slopes limit the tee locations so the good spots get worn during the season. So far though, so good. Better yardage markers would be good. The current markers are old and "buried". 150 and 100 yrd posts in the rough would be great.

Locust Hill is a nice golf course located in Charles Town, WV.

There are five sets of tees, making it suitable for all levels of players, except beginners.

The greens and fairways are in excellent condition and the rough is at a good length.

The one flaw on the day I played was the bunkers, which had no sand, only raked dirt (fortunately, I wasn't in any of them).

The greens are more undulating than average, which adds to the quality of the golf course. My only complaint was the pin placements, all of which were near the edge of every green and often on a slope, making approach shots unreasonably difficult. The pin placements alone added at least two strokes per nine to my (and probably every else's) score.

Locust Hiil is definitely worth the $38.67 GolfNow price, and I plan to play this course again.

The staff was excellent, friendly and quick. With the service period the course was in great shape for all the rain we had.

And I guess because of that it was a little slow play. Because everyone wanted to get out today really enjoyed myself. Be back soon.

Greens very bumpy and needed to be swept. Not much in the way of amenities. No beverage cart. Extremely slow service at snack bar. Ball washers mostly empty. No water facilities out on course

Course was inexpensive for the round compared to other courses in the area. Because of the low price, don’t expect much of anything else.

What if they took care of this place?? It would definitely be worth what they charge. The tee boxes are in horrible shape and some of the greens appear to have been uncared for. It’s a shame because it really is a nice layout and could be a truly beautiful course like it was 12-15 years ago.

The driving range is in dire need of some upkeep, the stonework stairs are broken and waiting for someone to have an accident.

Always love playing this course. Even in off-season conditions the course still plays the perfect level between value for the money and challenging. It was still colder out, so that plush green i love to see when golfing wasn't quite there yet. But still a fantastic day to golf.