Hyatt Hills Golf Complex

The course was much better than expected the fairways were good and the greens were fast . Except for the wind it was a good round

Great day! It was raining a little, so I was the only one on the course. Purchase rain gear, clothing and umbrella, so I wanted to test it in the rain. Overall had a great day, made it a 18 holes instead of 9, since I was the only one out.😁

Played on a Sunday.

Course was in fine shape with the exception of the bunkers which hadn't likely been raked in weeks. The lack of rain made some shots in the rough challenging since the ground was so dry. The fairways and greens were definitely well kept with a few exceptions.

The place has a very casual golfer vibe which is fine, but the lack of etiquette is annoying. I had a few close calls and I didn't hear "fore" any of the times. Many unfixed divots, ball marks, and sand so bad that I just picked up out of a few times. They looked like a beach at 3 o'clock in July. So many footprints and I played at 9am.

Good range although I'd prefer a few different lengths of tees. Cute onsite bar/grill. Mini golf course on site for the family as well. Pretty small, but useful and appreciated practice putting green.

Frost delay, but that's normal this time of year.

My only real complaint is that the starter is located down by the entrance when they should be closer to the range. When we teed off, the next 2 groups behind us were already at the box waiting for us to hit. That's just annoying and pretty unusual. It's easily solvable if you just moved the starter box. "When's your tee time?" Isn't something golfers should be talking about on the first tee. The starter shouldn't allow more than 1 group on the first tee.

The layout is fine, if not super inspired. It's great to just get out for a quick 9 holes. For us, it was over 2 hours which is pretty unacceptable for this course at this length. It was 2 in our group who probably shouldn't be on the course during a busy time. We are all bad golfers, but at least move along. One guy literally swung and missed 5-6 times on every tee box. I wanted to call in slow play myself.

It's definitely a mostly local course that has regulars. It's pretty beginner friendly, but I do wish rules were better enforced. I might play it again at some point, but I wouldn't make it a destination. Great option for people wanting to play 9.

Fairways were really clean but the greens were too dry - too fast

Hyatt Hills has recently done a good job alerting players to repair greens, replace divots and rake sand traps. The course is normally well manicured, so with players making a better effort the experience is improving. Players still need to do a better job raking the sand traps, but aside from aeration this time of year greens are good (fast) and course is in fairly good shape. Hyatt Hills did a great job giving out green repair tools.

The lack of rain is really making approaches to the green and the greens very hard,

Simple and easy fun at this course. Fairly well kept and the staff is fairly friendly as well! No negatives here from my experiences.

Title summarizes it: terrific conditions, interesting layout, all around solid 9 hole course. But an almost 3 hour 9 holes (and this is on several weekday occasions) takes away from the fun. Need to do 10-12 in between flights instead of 8 minutes I think.

I always enjoy my time at Hyatt Hill golf course, friendly staff, and great amenities plus the ease of walking the course is very relaxing. I definitely recommend it to my friends visiting the area and I look forward to playing my weekly nine holes there and is my main course for driving and putting practice