Keith Hills Golf Club - Black Course

Just too many bugs. And the one element that could’ve improved the round was the face to face interactions with staff. And to call them unpleasant would be kind. Just a negative experience, overall. My first and last trip to Keith Hills.

Range was closed on a Saturday morning until 1:00pm which was super unfortunate. The pace of play was the worst I've seen at KH which is usually manageable. Greens were in okay shape and so we the fairways - definitely made it tougher with cart path only on a bunch of holes.

Will still be back just hoping for more enforcement on pace of play.

I live 12 minutes down the road and I couldn’t be happier to have Keith Hills as my local course. Course is always in great condition no matter the time of year. I have played on the hottest of days in the summer and the coldest of days on the winter. Course always looks great and plays great.

I was unaware that this was the home course for Campbell when booking. I have played a few of the larger school’s courses in the area and this matched up well from a challenge perspective. I would play again, but was a little disappointed in the lack of food/beverage availability when I played. The onsite restaurant had limited hours and there did not seem to be beverage availability in the clubhouse.

Start off by saying the course was in great condition, tee boxes were pure and well maintained, greens were rolling well. The driving range was rained out so didn’t get to use it, but was able to chip and putt on their large putting green. The course isn’t too difficult, yet not “easy”. Most of the holes are hard to pull driver out because you’ll fly through to the woods as most of the holes are doglegs. Group ahead of me was not the quickest, older group who struggled to get the ball down the fairway so it’s probably not a common occurrence. Regardless, inexpensive course, can’t say it’s perfect.

Able to book online. Staff is friendly, and a nice golf course layout.

Awesome course. First time playing and it was in great shape. A bit far from my house so I won't be a regular but it is worth the drive. Course gets tight and makes you think about club selection. Will be back soon.

Greens not great, course just ok- played with some members who that it was a good value for what their monthly dues where. Would play on occasion if I lived close by but not worth the 40 min drive for me.

Being from Pgh., I enjoyed the layout, you have to use a variety of shots. Work the golf ball left or right. Variety of holes was a pleasant surprise. Staff was great! Only issue, some greens were being repaired. Overall a very nice track! Definitely will return!

Great range, putting, and chipping area.

We showed up for our 2:39 tee time and there were still 3 groups making the turn from the orange/black routing apparently on a 3 hour pace for the front nine. Luckily we went of the white course instead 20 mins later so bullet dodged. White course was in good shape. On the turn to the orange 9, somehow a group jumped in front of us, I'm guessing another tee time mix up, seems to be a theme for this course with 27 holes which was unfortunate. Orange course was in tough shape

Been playing Keith Hills for 30 years. Greens were in the poorest shape I have ever seen them. Pace of play was horrible 5+ hour round.

Knowing this is not the norm will play again. Hopefully greens will be corrected.

Not sure if it’s even a hidden gem. Love me some Keith Hills though. Early morning tee times are quick and quiet. Best time to play. Reasonable pricing and great course layout. Some fun holes. Challenging enough but beginner friendly. Love posting here