Hy Hope Golf Course

Best part is the snacks. Good people. Not really for the hard-core golfer. There's live music sometimes. No snack cart. Super fun to play. Some hard holes fast greens.

Greens in amazing condition, running fast and true. Elevation changes give the course 'texture' . Couldn't use the driver, but hit 3 wood a couple of holes. Granted knowing the course, the next round could go for a couple of the par 4's in one.

Of course, after round pizza and taking home a strawberry rhubarb pie and freshly baked loaf of bread rounds out the experience nicely.

The only thing remiss for some may be a practice area to warm up, but the overriding value and care of the actual course overshadows that.

Kudos to Lisa and the staff.

Everyone is very friendly. As a brand new golfer, people were patient. The holes were at a level that didn’t frustrate too much.

The ability to buy fresh produce from the farm after our game was awesome! Was disappointed there was no band because of the rain. But just means the girls and I will need to come back!!

Little gem of a golf course within a farm. Although yardages are short, the greens are fabulous & private CC quality!!! Some greens are very fast & don’t get fooled- the Par3s are not easy in the back nine. Highly recommended!

Excellent value for your money. My 16 year old daughter loves playing here. Great opportunity to work on par 3s. The staff is always welcome extremely friendly.

A great course for the learner, amazing value and usually fairly quiet. Staff are great and even a farm shop to pick up your veggies for dinner after your game.

This course is somewhat of that hidden gem discovered it this year and will continue to return. Already been a few times here this year. It's also nice that it is attached to a farmers market. Highly recommend this place great course conditions for the price. Just remember to call ahead so they will have a cart ready for you.

This course is a lot of fun, especially if you want practice with your irons. Plenty of short, but challenging holes. If you’re walking the course, be ready for quite a few steep hills.

What started as fine tuning for my irons became a strategic trial in putting and just reading each hole. The tee boxes and greens were in good shape and consistent. Had a slice of pie after the round that was worth the trip itself. The pop machine at the halfway shack only takes exact change so it was a thirsty time out there.

#8 was a good looking hole to play