Chapel Hill Country Club

Had to tee off one hour after our booked tee time because of backup- there is no ranger at this course. Holes very close to each other so beginners and high handicappers were spraying it everywhere. Course is decent, it’s a shame there isn’t any proper management, it took us close to 7 hours to get 18 in.

Great staff. Very friendly. Loved the course for the price.

Poor grounds hardly any maintenance done very bad conditions and no one watching people peace and order. Spent 1 full hour on 1st two holes because they had a group of eight people playing in front of us. We called the office and they didn’t do anything moving things faster and the group in front kept playing as 8 people. They didn’t break them. Eventually we decided to skip a hole and pass them and ended up almost fighting with this party group because they refused to let us pass. Overall very bad experience. Tools 6 hours to complete 18 hole.

The course is nice and we're very well taken care of but the layout and design is not comfortable playing.

My only real complaint is that the pace of play is always slow. Probably a combination of no controls over tee time (people tee off early) and golfers who are in no hurry to maintain a good pace.

One thing that is nice, however, is that most people will let you pass them. This is an indication that the players are nice and pleasant, just like the staff.

Short and simple for the most part. The fairway are in terrible condition if you want to really call them fairways. Had to hit a lot of shots from hard ground or patchy grass. Greens however are in excellent shape. It has interesting layout. Par 3 holes are very long from the tips. All people I met there were friendly and welcoming.

You will feel at ease there and I suspect a lot of people will like this place. You will find people from all walks of life playing here.

If you are there for golf alone, you probably can do better at other courses. If you are there to play some casual golf with friends and have a relaxed day, this is a good place.

It was a good day to play. It was a Saturday afternoon and sunny. But it was busy and lots of people.

I golf here a lot, and usually everything flows nicely, but 30 min wait at tee box, and of course everyone is in a rush behind us. People in front of us drive up and hit someone in front of us. Crappy golfers hitting from the blue tees. It was a joke. 4:30 hours for 14 holes had to leave for my piece of mind.

Course is mediocre and needs some upkeep. That being said $22 for 18 and a cart well with it!

Go ahead and complain about this course. We play it each year with our Golfvisions players pass book. The clubhouse is big old square shack which has a men's room, women's room, long bar and kitchen. The original clubhouse was torn down years ago. Course is kept in just playable shape. The greens are pretty decent and were rolling ok for us. All other ground is rock hard.....so the course is playing hard and fast to the point where you have to play the front yardage of every green as your distance or if the flag is in front play 10 yards less than the green front. We had a very fun day. The hard fast conditions made for most interesting round where the 5th, 13th and 15th holes became short par 4's that were easily reached by a well placed drive off the tee. The par 5 9th also became reachable in two. With the way to dry conditions grass is sparse on the fairways. The traps haven't been maintained much if at all in several years. I've learned to just putt out of them if I get in one. Tee boxes are marginally ok but have lots of divots in them.

Chapel Hill is always a solid 3 stars - it's usually never that crowded and doesn't chew on your wallet too hard. Just adapt the conditions that are presented. You won't play well if you're complaining about it. There's a mix of long holes (the first 4 holes, 17 and 18) and the rest of the course are pretty much short holes for their par. Big greens and small greens. Once a season is enough for me but I never complain about playing here.