Keith Hills Golf Club - Orange Course

Black course has to many cart path only , so be prepared to do some walking. There are no carts to the cars so prepare to carry your clubs depending where you park.

Seniors that are fit will be ok , those whom cannot carry the clubs or walk some , would NOT recommend.

Tournament that day. Made us play same 9 twice without notification during booking m. Drove an hour. Would chose different option next time

Challenging course for all levels and in excellent condition! Picturesque views and a great value!

My only issue was with the layout of the course. It’s short, so even for a high handicapped player like me, I would have been better off hitting from the blues where I could use my driver. Only took it out of my bag twice on the first 9 holes.

Bunkers were hard as rocks.

No one else on the course on a Sunday, so I’ll take that as a win!

Awesome course, tee boxes looked good, fairways and greens were in really good shape! Can’t wait to play again here

This was truly a case of a good round ruined by absence of golf etiquette and no provision of a marshal by the course. You would think that a course on a college campus would have an abundance of help but not at Keith Hills. They only had one person to check you in, no starter, and no course marshals. We waited 15 minutes on every shot. There were at least 5 open holes in front of this glacially slow group. Five and a half hours to play on a Thursday that wasn’t particularly crowded is ridiculous. On the plus side, the course is an interesting layout.with plenty of elevation changes, good variety of long and short par fours, and tough par threes. I was just so frustrated by the pace of play that I couldn’t enjoy the lovely surroundings. They really need to provide some of their golf course management students to help in the pro shop, serve as starters, and maintain pace of play.

Pretty decent winter conditions at the Campbell owned course. Black and White 9's very different, which is fun. Again, conditions weren't bad for winter, better than the other 3 courses we played that week in the Sandhills area, and the price on GolfNow was amazing

The front 9 went fine. But when we started the back 9 there were 8 groups teeing off who were starting their front 9. Pretty unacceptable considering this was the courses mismanagement.

Love the layout of this course. Amenities are great and great practice facility. Course took a bunch of rain so the greens were very inconsistent. Not sure how they are when they are dry but some shots on green side would check instantly and some would actually release. Outside of that. It’s a great and challenging enough course

There was a tournament ahead of me and pace of play made it impossible to finish 18 holes before darkness even starting at noon. I stopped after 4 hours with 12 holes completed and two foursomes waiting at the next tee.

Recent rains made things a little soggy, closed the range, and made it a cart path only day, but course conditions were mostly good otherwise. A couple hairy, overseeded tee boxes that were soggy and couldn't be mowed were about the only issues, if you can call them that. Played white to orange.

The courses routinely are kept in great shape. Challenging but very easy to learn the course. Always enjoy playing here.

Always fun to play, basically changes each time as you get to play two of the three nines. Each nine has some par holes and some tough holes. The nines are really well routed. Rough is not to high, but plenty tough. Everyone that works there is friendly. If you haven't tried it yet, put it on the list

Booked a winter Hot deal for $19. This was the best $19 round I have played in the 14 years playing golf. The three nine courses are always in great shape. We played White to Orange whcih proved two different courses.