Mill Run Golf Club - Highland

The course layout was okay and the challenge was okay.

the conditions were terrible on the fairways and tee boxes. Barely ant grass to speak of on both.

The way this course is laid out is terrible, at any moment you could be hit by another player just trying to get the ball to the green that is placed 10 yards from the next tee box. The marshal on the course today was rude and trying to get the players to speed up the rate of play that were not even being slow, all because they were running behind on their tee times (we started 20mins late and were on time). The conditions were bad very bad to say the least the cart paths need some intense work (barely drivable). 0/10 would not play again. Only staff member I interacted with besides the Marshall was the girl that checked me in and she was friendly, the only positive thing I have to say.

The course was good. But my back 9 was dreadful and made me come in last. I hate and love golf at the same time.

The staff are friendly but the fairways and greens need a lot of work.

Had a good time catching up with an old golf buddy. Wish there were more par 4s and maybe a par 5. Overall it was a good experience.

Highland Millrun is a personal favorite that I discovered last year. I was unable to commit to the womens league this year but I brought my golf gang with me today and it looks like we will be joining next year for sure. Meanwhile, we will definately be playing here on a regular basis !!

I like to walk when I can, but with the heat and humidity it was a golf cart day. The cart fee is only an extra $5 per rider which is far less than most courses. Course wasn’t busy on a Monday morning. Par 59 with the five par-4 holes all in the 240- to 300-yard range, and an interesting variety of par-3 holes ranging from 90 to 190 yards. A good value and solid four-star experience when the lower price is factored in.