Locust Hills Golf Course

Let me say that it’s a good course that you’d need to play a couple of times to know what to hit off the tee. It was dreadfully slow on the back 9 when I played that then meant my interest drifted. The biggest issue though was the condition of the tee boxes. Terrible which is such a shame as most other things were great. Hopefully this will be corrected going forward as it is a fun course to play and despite my gripes, I would go back again.

I really enjoyed this course. Played with my brother in law and he enjoyed it as well. Our first time playing there. Course was in good shape except for maybe. 2 T boxes. We will be back worth the 40 minute drive IMO. Very friendly regulars!!

Tee boxes are the worst I've played on. Most have nasty weeds throughout the hitting areas (johnson grass?) they are not level and therefore hard to hit where there is actual grass. Some are so worn, it's like hitting from sand trap. Greens- VERY firm. Hard to hold an iron shot - have to play the bounce and hit it shorter than planned.

Unfortunately, it's the only choice within a 30 mile drive.

The pace of play was great, the fairways were very well kept. The greens were in good condition. The tee boxes were good except for one , it had to many wasp around the tee box. So we couldn’t tee from it. The rest of the tee boxes were great. I most definitely would invite anyone to play this course.

Good fair course to play. 15, 16 and 17 always seem to be a challenge. Tee boxes are in need of repair and mowing. Greens are in good shape considering the high heat of July/August. Greens are firm though, and many shots don't hold. It is the only local course, so unless I want to drive 20-30 miles, this was the one to play. Would I go out of my way to play here, probably not.

Thin fairways and tees. Greens running slow, maybe an 8 with many unrepaired divots. Not the condition it was a decade ago. Better options in the region.