Keith Hills Golf Club - Black Course

Really tall grass in places in fairway. Places that were mowed, clumpy grass. Hole 18 on The White course was beautifully mowed! Front 9 o Black, painfully slow. Back 9 on White great pace, only paused at two holes.

It should be part of every golf courses routine to mow the greens and rake the bunkers. I hit in two bunkers, made bogey and double bogey to shoot a 75. It’s all your fault. No seriously, it is my number one complaint about any course hence the “Bunker Guy.”

The course was in excellent condition, greens hold nicely. Very friendly staff.

The fairways and course were in great shape. The greens were recently airated and sanded. Additionally the Black course was closed due to downed tree. Played the Orange 9 holes twice for 18 holes. I will go back Again.

Had a great round of golf with my son. They had just aerated greens but didn’t detract from a good round.

Excellent round of golf and great to be able to choose from three nine hole rounds.

Great course and layout. The staff is always great to deal with- funny and helpful starter.

I would love to see more water coolers on the course, it seems to me that have actually removed some since spring time.

Very fun time playing. Was first off the tee and flew through the front. Turned to black where it got a little jammy. Not terrible pace though. Beggars can’t be choosers.

Great course. Really good condition aside from a blemish on the 5th (I think) green on the orange 9, likely just simply a result of the recent rain.

Course is fun from the men’s tees. Good mix of tee shots favoring a blade or a driver. The cups were cut well. Risk/reward on the 3s and gettable on the 5s.

Definitely will be back.

Third time playing this course and I’ve come to really love it. Other than the bunkers being hard as a rock today, this course is generally is fantastic condition.

Greens are fast and much more challenging than they initially appear to be. Course layout is very straightforward with just enough challenges to make you enjoy it without being frustrated or dejected.

Clubhouse workers are usually college kids who are pleasant enough but not overly friendly or helpful. Starter / rangers are much friendlier and very welcoming. The snack bar is terrible. Food is just fine - as are the prices - but their hours are odd, and the people working their are miserable and downright surly.

Nonetheless this is a great course and offers three different nine-hole configurations so you get to change it up a bit every time you play. Highly recommend!

Keith hills is the nicest public course in the area. Workers are always nice except for the lady at the cafe who never seems to be in a good mood. Course is in great condition minus some bunkers that need work and the layout is challenging and fun but never seems ridiculous or torturous. The only problem with this course is that every time I play it the course gets backed up to high heavens and the starters / rangers seem to either do nothing at all or exacerbate the issue. For instance two times ago I played an early tee time starting on their black course to white course and when we finished our 9 on the back to move to white the starters sent 3 groups to tee off on that side at the same time we were coming off our front 9. So there was 6-7 groups in total, some at the turn some just trying to get their first tee off. This added about an hour of waiting that didn’t need to exist if brain power was at all implemented into their decision making especially seeing the course has 3 separate 9s at its disposal to split people into. We called the club house and they told us “huh, that shouldn’t have happened, we’ll send a starter.” None showed up. This most recent outing we got stuck behind the slowest players imaginable playing 2v2 best ball and somehow still required 5 hours and 10 minutes to finish their play because their drives were anywhere from 30 foot to a maximum of 150 yards. They wouldn’t allow any one to play through and the starters refused to do anything about making them speed up. If they could get starters and rangers who actually cared to get pace in order the course would be unbeatable compared all public and at least half the privates in the area.