Locust Hills Golf Course

I've played it this course many times and I typically enjoy it. It's not very picturesque but it's attractive enough. It's not all that interesting, but it has its challenges. It's just kind of a steady Eddy course and it's not typically too expensive. If I had known what crap conditioner it was in this season, I wouldn't have wasted my time going out there. Just not even worth playing. Maybe it's the heat. Maybe they can't find people to take care of the facility. I don't know, but when you can't even tell the fairway from the rough and the greens look like a burlap sack half the time, but it just is n't worth playing.

I really enjoyed playing this course. Had a great day. Course was in good shape given the drought we have had.

All of the tee boxes are very uneven and not in great shape. Other than that they are very friendly and it is a fair course to play. I don’t think I would pay any more than $40 for a round here. Solid value.

Side note: Whoever the greenskeeper is and put the hole location on a major slope on hole 8 should be fired. Makes me never want to come back because I had an eagle putt that literally rolled right back to me. Greens were so hard that the ball couldn’t stop on that slope. Might want to use the sprinkler system a little more.

Pace of play was extremely slow. Reserved for 18 holes and only played 9 because it took 31/5 hrs to play 9. Could be coincidence but i dont want to find out if it was the norm.

Great layout but back 9 can be tricky, get a look at the course and distance of play with a local

Weather has been extremely hot. Fairways and greens are firm but not burned out. Tee boxes and greens have been improving over the past couple years. Still some geese issues (i.e. poop).

On a par 3 not so much...but 150-160 or so approach shots from the rough that are asking to bring the ball in high to hold narrow greens is a little demanding for amateurs. I lost two balls but kept it under 90. Other than the forced carries its a course where you are not hitting blind, so, I liked all but a couple of the holes near the end.

This used to be a well kept course, haven't played here in 12+ years. Apparently new management not concerned about keeping maintenance up to par.

Greens are not kept up and divots splattered the entire surfaces. What a shame. Didn't see a marshall on the course the entire time. If your gonna charge these prices then one would expect a better groomed playing field, cart paths are in dire need of repair as well.

A good beginner course if you can keep it within the houses.

Played the course on Memorial Day at 1:40. Wasn’t busy by no means, but the pace of play was still slow. Got to the pro shop they handed me the key to the cart and that was it. There was no starter which ultimately could have avoided the slow pace of play with multiple twosomes playing behind each other. The course greens are very slow and covered in goose poop, but the fairways are ok. If you’re hitting you will either be hitting against solid dirt or wet soil no great conditions really on any of the holes. I don’t mind paying 35-40 to play at this course, but feel it is not worth any more than that. It was a good time overall though just make sure if you hit them hit them straight because houses are very close on this course.

We have golfed Locust Hill several times and

have had good experiences with this course every time!

Good group of people, friendly and accommodating.

We see us as regulars moving forward!

Ken Denton & Angie Watkins

Fairways are a little tight roughs are a little deep overall courses in good shape. Staff is very friendly..

The course layout was nice and provided a good challenge. However, the staff appeared to be understaffed. Not their fault, but they need to hire more people. One person running the front desk was not enough as she was having to jump around often leaving the front desk unmanned.

Additionally, grounds keeping was really bad. Fairways were roughs, and roughs were jungles. Greens were overgrown as well.