Frog Hollow Golf Club

Frog Hollow was a lot of fun. The greens are challenging as was the entire area around the greens with a variety of mounding. I preferred the back 9 to the front as the houses on the front 9 were much more in play.

I haven’t played this course for a number of years. I had forgotten the level of difficulty. Lots of sloping hills and greens. If you want to practice different shots from slopes and curves this is the local public course for you.

Greens were perfect fairways really good but don’t go the day after rain

Frog Hollow was a really good golf experience. It's not fancy, but all the staff I talked to was friendly, the course is challenging but not overwhelming, and was laid out nicely. We played the day after a huge rain storm and while there were wet spots in general the course drained well. My only complaint - the putting surfaces were good quality where there was grass, but there were several bare spots on several greens. Look forward to playing it again soon

I played Frog Hollow for the first time in a foursome on a Monday morning in August. Everything was fine, but nothing stood out. The course is a links style layout that winds through housing developments, with some homes being too close for comfort, and the townhouses lining other holes evoking a Florida golf course vibe. The layout is ok, but definitely has that 30 year old architecture of humps and bumps lining the fairways and just silly greens with hills and valleys galore. I really disliked the greens. The course was in decent shape, but with some wet, muddy areas. The course is flat so I imagine drainage is a challenge on some holes. The staff was perfectly nice and the rate is reasonable for what is, objectively, a lot of golf course. The physical plant of the clubhouse seems dated and the 19th hole is a low ceilinged cave, but hey, if that’s your jam, then go enjoy!! I think for me there are other tracks, similarly priced, that I enjoy more.

Haven’t played this one in a while, but it has been consistently a great course. Greens are fast and true, and a true four star overall.

Course was well-marked (except for the 6th hole) and well-laid out. Rolling fairways were interesting.

Or, if you're like me, and don't possess an A game, or even a B game, prepared to get your butt kicked by this beautiful course.

Am I a good golfer? Nope...but I can stick some shots here and there and break 100 on a easier course.

I chose it because it is fairly wide open, which is good for me and my buddy who don't often know which direction the drive will go. However, don't let the openness fool you. This course is very challenging from 200 in, and just when you think you can breathe because you stuck it from 150 out, the greens come up and bite you with ups and downs and lefts and rights.

All in all, fun course to play, but I wouldn't go back again unless I was in the mood for a good butt kicking.

Played it during the week. Course for the most part was in great shape - greens were a little sandy due to treatment. People have to fix their divots on this course. During the week it was fast - played at 2pm and it was wild open - great value