Oak Hills Golf Club

I love the sporty layout of this course. The condition is rough but they are fighting to improve as much as funds allow. It is getting better and they offer some great specials.

I've played this course for six years and it's better now than at anytime before. The greens are finally coming in and the tee boxes have grass on them, the fairways have more grass on them now that they are watering the course. I hope they keep improving this course, if they do it will be one of the best in the area. The front nine fairways are very bumpy but the back nine is good.

Only 1 bad green (10). Fairways OK. Tees OK. DRIVE SLOW -- BUMPY fairways $ rough . cart paths bad

Rough bumpy fairways and cart paths-don't even go here if you have back problems!! Fairway grass is sparse and sandy.

Course not in great shape but I felt it was a great place to get some practice in.

This course needs upkeep in their off course facilities as well as on course maintenance of greens and tees!!!! The washrooms were disgusting......dirty, broken fixtures etc.!!!!!!

Played this course before , fairways rough and tee boxes. Greens fairly good shape today better than normal, good place to practice if you just want to play.

The pace of play was excellent as we were pretty much the only people there. The parking lot and drive way are filled with pot holes which set the stage for a golf course that lacks care. The fairways were bare and where there was grass it was brown. We were greeted by a coyote sleeping at the first tee. Our cart had no parking brake. We had a nice enough day here mostly because we had the place to ourselves. We have played here before.We come here usually on a whim at the last minute when we want to get out and hit a few balls One thing we don't like is there are always people walking their dogs off leash on this course. It seems that they don't how dangerous this can be for themselves and their pets

I've played this course for years, when I'm in Florida. This course used to be a hidden gem that has always been fun with a sporty design. Unfortunately, like many courses, change of ownership, management and financial issues have caused the course conditions to suffer. Even though the course is in rougher conditions, it's still my favorite go-to spot for a quick practice round at a very reasonable price.

Great sand traps and decent greens but the fairways were substandard.

The layout was excellent. They need to water the fairways and reseed them after grading them. They are working on the greens so most of them are pretty good. The tee boxes need water as well. The cart paths need regrading and paving. More than one tee needs to be rated for women. So jostled due to the bumpy terrain that am still sore 2 days later!

Course is trash. Greens in terrible condition, weeds knee high in spots on the green. Fairway and rough is absolute garbage with weeds everywhere. Do not waste your time or money. Worst course in the county. Pace of play was great because no one else was on this dog track.

Greens are terrible, bugs. Cart paths are full potholes, back and nut breaker! Spend some money on maintenance!

I hadn’t played Oak Hills in about a year, because I’d given up on it due to, well, it lacking everything a golf course is supposed to represent.. Grass, for one. Green, living grass of some consistent type, covering the playing area. I’ll stop for a moment to say that it’s genuinely sad to see a course that clearly, once upon a time, had some good thought put into layout, and seeing that potential only makes it more frustrating to play the course in its present state of decay. There are some holes, especially on the back nine, that, if covered with grass instead of field weeds, and terminating in an actual, maintained green instead of sand mixed with patches of dying grass, would really be visually attractive and enjoyable to play.

However, the current ownership appears to be letting nature reclaim the course. There wasn’t a single intact green; all have sand patches, and the remnant grass looks as if it’s browning nicely as desertification sets in. Is there no water left in Spring Hill? No grass seed? Seriously, if advertising as a golf course, there should be the ordinary features of a golf course, beyond a cup with a flagstick.

I could recount the issues noted by other reviewers; bring a kidney belt, because the cart paths are rubble and the fairways have the quality and texture of a farm field. And bring plenty of water; two water jugs on the entire course. But, chances are you won’t be out there too long, because not many folks will be joining you.

I tried to tell myself that the experience was interesting, like going back in time to golf in the days before mechanical lawnmowers and such. It helped. So sad.

I played here about 5 years ago and it was in bad shape, and it's gotten worse. Tees had so little grass that I lost my footing multiple times. Greens are atrocious and at least 15 of them had major issues (see attached picture). The front 9 is easily the worst consecutive 9 holes holes I have ever seen. No maintenance, very little grass in the fairways, and you can tell where the fairway stops and the rough starts. Cart paths are falling apart so be prepared for a bumpy ride. A cow pasture is more consistent with the level of grass. There are no rangers so expect a long day. Pro shop gentleman was very pleasant. I hope someone buys this place and fixes it. Worst course I have played in my entire life.

I've never said this before about any golf course, but I don't think I would play it again even if it was free.

We had a awesome time and very peaceful and relaxing

Well, i first played this course 10 years ago. And it wasn't that good then, but i thought what with the hurricane coming and all the courses closing in Orlando & Kissimmee i'd give it a go.

Never again will i play this course!! Tee boxes were long, the greens had just been top dressed but also in poor condition. It was like putting on a beach.

NEVER AGAIN WILL I PLAY THIS COURSE. It either wants a ton of money spending on it or it needs to close!!