Chapel Hill Country Club

course is fun to play , a lot of areas could use some grounds keeping , needs some grass in those areas . grens are in great shape .

Great condition, nice friendly staff.

Keep the ball out of the rough and you will be fine.

Course is not maintained well. I will never return. I played here only because of the available tee time and cost. It seems like a great deal, but now i can see why. I honestly feel i over payed for the course.

Course layout is hard to tell (since this was my first (and last) visit), since the fairway and rough looked the same. Cart path were mostly dirt paths. I’m sorry, I’m not trying to hammer this course, the staff were very hospitable and welcoming, but i felt i was playing on private land who has a home made golf course.

The sprinklers were on for far too long. We were told to start on the back 9 and ended up getting soaked on hole 17 from the hose flooding half the fairway and slipping all over the place. Usually don’t have an issue here but yesterday was a bit much with how much water was on the fairways and having multiple on on the 9 holes they had us start one

We chose to play this course mainly because the green fees were the most affordable in the area. As mid-90s to 110 golfers, we appreciate a relaxed environment where picking up is no big deal. This course is perfect for players who just want to get out and play without spending a fortune.

While the course could use some attention, it’s definitely playable. The staff is friendly and welcoming—the young gentleman on duty not only checked us in but also made excellent drinks! Overall, this course offers enough benefits to merit a visit, especially if you’re looking for a budget-friendly round and a laid-back atmosphere.

The dayI was there, seemed like allot of first time golfers. No knowledge respect for ready golf.

I believe the ranger was sick that day. I've played in the past and had a much more enjoyable experience. I will play again but much earlier in the day.

Course has many hardpan spots. They do maintain te greens and tees well.

It is a tight course - you have to keep the ball in play.

Drove 45 minutes to join my son for Father's day outing.

Pace of play was a joke. 4some in front of us was almost 2 holes behind the group ahead of them. We waited absolutely every shot anywhere from 5 to 10 minutes. Only the fact I was with my son saved the event. Too many holes had blind shots where you couldn't see where the group in front of you was. Dirt hard fairways . Really should issue hard hats at clubhouse, balls flying all over the place. Not worth the drive or money, sorry...

A Concrete landing pad packed with people. Long waits for tee off, but for 23 bucks with a cart on the hot deal, I got what I paid for. The best water hazard was the sprinkler that was on on the first hole.

Most of the fairways had a lot of bare spots and they were hard as a rock. The greens were in pretty good shape and for the most part the time boxes were good. The course has a decent layout as well. The cost was cheap so that makes up for the bad fairways.

The hills you couldn’t track your ball at all, the greens were in poor shape and it did not look as though there were any plans to fix them.

I play this course once a year, mostly early before the course turns to concrete in the dry weather. I give the course a shot every year to see if they have improved conditions, but conditions only seem to get worse. The fairways have a lot of bare spots leaving you with hard pack dirt to hit off of. Tee boxes are loaded with bare spots making it hard to find a decent place to set up for a tee shot. There is limited sand in the sand traps to hit out of. The layout of the course is it's best asset with a challenging layout of doglegs and long par threes. The greens are almost all sloped to challenge your putting. But there was not much upkeep to the course or irrigation. Maybe they need a good course administrator to bring the playing conditions back to what they were years ago.