Mill Run Golf Club - Highland

Good bang dor the buck. Par 3 course good place to practice your irons

Staff are very friendly and the marshal kept the pace of play moving. Mostly short yardage - under 200 yards. Greens generally well maintained.

This as my second time ever playing golf. I enjoyed the short course allowing me to work on my iron game cause my driving sucks.

I had always like Mill Run, but was extremely disappointed in the condition of the course. Tee boxes, fairways and green were a mess. Along with the cart paths that are downright dangerous

I don’t understand with courses being closed as long as they are, why attention wasn’t given to take care of the course, so that when they re-open, they would be in good shape.

Also, there should be a Marshall, viewing speed of play.. a couple had been paired with us, and it was her 2nd time golfing, ever. She had no knowledge of golf etiquette and took multiple swings at every ball, and was downright painful to watch.

The course was way, way too dry! Couldn't get under the ball because the ground was too hard or where the ground was repaired you were hitting thru sand. The greens were way too fast due to being dry and were a mess where the previous hole placements were filled in on the green.

Because of the fact that the government allowed courses to be opened at the last minute it was a bit dry and dusty. Otherwise the course was outstanding. It will become my new go to course with no questions asked. Staff was extremely friendly and helpful, etiquette was great with other players and the group I was with was great.

A good course to practice your short game. I normally walk but it somewhat hilly which is why I rode a cart. If you keep your ball on the fairway on longer holes you should have no problem reaching the green in two.

Good course for improving short game. One of the only places I've found that hasn't jacked up prices this year. Only downside is tee times start early and this time of year it's almost always moist/dew/frost early in the mornings which pushes back tee times for everyone. Expect to way 30mins to an hour+ past booked time before you tee off. Also found pace to be slow and groups are close so expect to wait a while on each tee block to clear.

There should be advanced warning of a frost delay. If temperatures reach a certain low point at night, course managers should be able to foresee that and golfers should be warned ahead of time.

Pace of play and bad etiquette was an issue today. Solo person in front of us was playing three balls and slowing pace of play. This behaviour can be monitored.

Otherwise, enjoyable course. Planning to return.