High Bridge Hills Golf Club

Played here many times. Course is in awesome shape. Greens are fast but hold shots very well. At $45 to ride, There isn't a better deal around.

A very enjoyable course. If you don't hit your spots you might be in trouble. I would definitely recommend.

Great golf course layout and gps equipt golf carts. Tee boxes, sand traps and fairways are in excellent conditions. Greens are still filling in from aeration and need another week to grow in. Something new since I last played here is the addition of Foot Golf. This was a disadvantage to us playing here today as our group mistook these flags to be where the greens are on several holes, costing us several strokes. As a suggestion to management, please consider the use of neon flags for the Foot golf holes on this shared course and a sign advising their use to golfers. Thanks and I look forward to playing here again soon.

The course played well, pace of play was

very slow. The fairways and greens were in nice condition.

Played the tournament tees and was a good challenge and greens are good

This course was in very good condition and is a bargain for the price. Very amiable and helpful staff from pro shop to concessions counter. Comparable to the best public courses in the area.

Course is in good condition, tees, greens and fairways. A challenging layout with some forced carries. The par 3, 4th is one of the prettiest holes in the state with great views. Could have used a ranger, as there was hardly anyone on the golf course, except for the foursome in front of us, who made us wait on every hole.

Grt. course...the changes in elevation are fun and challenging. Don't walk the course...you'll be exhausted after the second hole.

considering all courses are now aerated- this course made an effort to lesson the impact -as well as could be expected if you are going to complain about aeration this time of year-stay home and wait for spring the course was a challenge if not played from the fairway fairways were actually in good conditioin enjoyed the course and the views would like to play this course in late spring not a country club but great golf

I knew going in, being a below average golfer, that this course was going to be challenging and it was. I thought that the course itself was beautiful and well maintained. The greens were just aerated the day before but were still in good shape. The staff was very friendly. Pace of play was good. Overall a good time. The only negative comment I would have is the signage, or lack of, between some of the holes. Being a first timer there, I was a little confused on how to get to the next hole.

I really like the course. Price was reasonable, great condition. Can't wait to play again.

The course was in good condition, and playing on a weekday helped pace of play move along nicely (fewer players on the course). Staff was helpful and friendly too.

This course always has been a challenge for my game. Started at 5 pm so only played 14 holes. Course was in great shape and the greens were the fastest ones I've played this year. I always enjoy playing here but I won't pay there regular greens fee of 60 to 70 dollars. To me that's too much to pay for any public venue.

Course is challenging, they've cut down most of the fescue to make easier to find balls. waited on every shot and then they sent groups out in front of us on the back nine

I enjoyed course just remember to bring your A game and a lot of extra balls, rough is not forgiving

HighBridge was great value for the $40 fee as somebody mentioned it's like a lower prices Ballyowen. There is ade cent amount of fescue but I didn't find it overwhelming. I would defiantly recommend this to avg players. A lot of Up/down play and a handful of blind shots but, if you can keep it in the fairway, this course will reward you for steady play.

Nice course with lots of variety. 2 Short ( play under 100 yds ) Par 3's. Tees, fairways, rough, traps, and greens all in good to very good condition.

Greens inconsistent, some chewed up. We started off on hole 10 on the Friday before July 4 at noon and took us three hours to play 9 holea

I used to play here but lately it has been hard to get a tee time; I guess people have discovered it. There were not enough carts so even though they sold me range tokens, I could't walk to the range (it's about 1/4 mile away). When we finally got out, it took 2hr and 45 min to do the front nine! Approximately a SIX HOUR round. So we quit after nine holes. There were three foursomes waiting at per threes, ugh. They overbook and there are not enough rangers to keep the players moving. I will admit the manager was very apoligatic about a refund problem at the initial check-in, and offered a price reductionn. He was the only staff person who seemed to care. The starters were kids who thought they were wonderful and didn't care about the golfers (they told me I wouldn't get a cart until just before tee time and just looked at us like "tough").

The excuse given was a poor weather forecast on Fathers Day, that"s what brought the multitudes to High Bridge Hills on a dreary saturday. In fact, my son and I were there to play together and avoid that dreaded forecast. MISTAKE!!!
From the first hole the panoramic view of the front 9 showed what was to come. Golfers as far as the eye could see. By the 6th hole our GPS estimated our round would mercifully end at the nauseating pace of 7 hours and 45 min.
We were contemplating ending the torture after 9 holes but found that many who went before us had decided the same. The back 9 played at a reasonable pace and we finished our round in an ungodly 6 hours 10 minutes.
Plain and simple, the course was overbooked!
Beyond the pace issue, the course was in only fair condition. We found the layout quirky and needed to stare at our GPS for minutes trying to decode the target area for our drives. Luckily, we had plenty of time on our hands....ugh!!!
We were both excited to play HBH, I doubt I ever will again.