Oak Hills Golf Club - Glen

Marshall kept rushing us even though we finished the 18 hole in 3hours.

They book groups too close and will rush you.

Also, this place is a mosquito nest

Marhsall kept rushing us even though we were playing best ball and finished the 18 hole in 3 hours.

Booked groups way too close and rushed, DO NOT RECOMMEND.

Also this place is mosquito infested

I have been playing the glen for about 12 years now and since new ownership in 2015 the course as well as it’s clubhouse have vastly improved; without the raise in price. Very young, attentive staff that are well trained seems like it is helping the course out quite nicely.

Pros: friendly staff, great layout, very good pace (36 hole course), and quite easy

Cons: long rough and fairways in the spring and fall, some greens are quite small, many tee boxes are not level

Overall: At $20 a round and relatively cheap memberships, playing at oak hills is a steal for young learners or recreational play.

I first played this course as a teenage in the 1970's when it was three 9's. Now two 18's (Highland and Lowland). Hasn't really changed very much over time. Fairways (and rough) are school playground quality, lot of clover and weeds, which you need to adjust for. Your club can get snagged in it. Having said that, it was a great outing and great value for the money. Nice views and a nice selection of holes. Greens tend to be small. The Stirling area is beautiful.

Friendly people,pace of play was good. Thecourse was only worth the 15 dollars for 18 holes. Should close 1 hole per year a work on it

The second cut was so long, we wasted a lot of time looking for our ball. The traps on the Glen course were in dreadful condition. This could be a very nice course to play, if it was well looked after. Will not return.

Dissappointed in condition of the course. Fairways needed cutting, almost like rough.

The overall experience was made even better by the attentive staff. Bringing cold bottled water on a very warm dry day is a nice touch.

This is the first time I played the course this year.
I found the condition to be very good.The staff are friendly . I arrived early and they let me start immediately. I will be bringing some friends to play at this course through the season. Overall an enjoyable day.

I always enjoy playing here, course was in the best condition I've ever seen it and the staff is friendly. Pace was slower than usual but it was to be expected on such a nice Saturday. I will go again.

The course is a very average if not a little on the short side. The were many holes where other golfers were hitting towards us off their tee boxes. It is 36 holes but perhaps should have been done with 27.

This was my first time playing at Oak Hills this season. I must say I was very pleasantly surprised by the course conditions especially after the disaster last year(2013). The new management have done a wonderful job both inside and out. It was obvious that the greens were recently aerated but they rolled surprisingly smooth, fast and true. As for the rest of the course conditions, I was very pleased with how the course was maintained. It is in the best condition that I have seen in the 16 years that I have been in the area. The bunkers need some work and some tee decks could use some work but the little course on a whole made for a very enjoyable day of golf, even for a low handicap golfer such as myself. I am looking forward to coming back to play the Highland course next week. If the Highland plays as well as the Glen, this course may be the best bang for your buck in the area.

Our day started by arriving early to hit balls at the range only to find out the range was out of balls and they would not be collecting them "anytime soon". After this we were asked to pay a fee that was more than what golfnow.com had quoted only after showing the email print out did we get our guaranteed rate. This course has never been known for spectacular course maintenance but what I played on today was unbelievable. Rock hard fairways, more gravel than sand in the bunkers, and more sand than grass on the greens. Needless to say this was not a pleasurable golfing experience and I would not return even if it were free. To those that wrote the previous 4 reviews I'm not sure what went on in 2012 but the course is a mess now.

It's an easy course if you hit the ball straight. Also good for walking as only four holes have substantial elevation changes, plus a couple of bridges. Green to tee distances are relatively short. I have played it walking in 2 1/2 hours.

Best bang for your buck in the area! Two courses to choose from and great staff!

The course has a nice play. Fairways are in better shape and the greens are very good.

I enjoyed this couse a little more than the highlands as it is much nicer scenery, It was a great day for the entire family.