Keith Hills Golf Club - Orange Course

Excellent course with many different ways to approach most holes. You don't have to be a long hitter for most holes, probably better not to use the Big Dog on each Tee Box. I like these courses because you can course manage through them and score decently. But if you fall for the Driver off each Tee, you better be accurate and know your distances. I like the amount of hazards and challenges. The Black course is not for beginners and the most challenging. Course was packed the day I went, but moved fairly quickly. When played on hot days, recommend bringing water as there's no where to get refreshments. The practice range was very nice to warm up prior to playing. Great course, great staff, and everyone I've met playing are very friendly and fun.

I play this course several times per year and it is in my regular rotation being only 30 minutes from my home. ( 3 separate 9 holes were you are assigned 2 based on traffic). It has always been a good course at a average value, but I hadn't played it in over 6-9 months. I started to see the course rated in several different mediums as a top 25 course in NC.( I thought they can't be speaking of the same course because it was no Mid Pines, Tobacco Road, Finley, Legacy, or Dormie ) . So, I played it again this summer for probably the 30th time and I was shocked at the conditions. The writers were correct. The course, cart paths, practice facility have all improved dramatically. Cambell University does not have the "golf" clout of NCSU, UNC, or Duke but they have certainly improved their average golf course(s) to a real contender. Nice Job, considering Keith Hill charges half the price of the other college courses I just mentioned.

Played orange/black course for the 3rd time. Everything about the course in general is super but it would be SUPER GREAT if we could alternate the course to play so we aren't playing the same one all the time. Just saying:}

Farrah

This course is fantastic! Black course is definitely a little tight but orange opens up a fair bit so it’s good for your average golfer. Only complain would be the pace of play, 9 minutes between tee times would be fine if everyone didn’t take their time. Especially in the afternoon is when they get really backed up. I will go in the AM from now on, other than that it is a great course and you really can’t beat the value!

Only down side is it was cart path only. Especially if you slice, cart paths seem to always be on left side of fairway.

A nice layout, course was in good shape , pace of play was good

Greens are in excellent condition. Fairways were very wet from heavy rains in the last 2 days. Sand traps were packed sand and almost unplayable. Great layout, just picked the wrong day to play there. I'll be back when things dry out!

Excellent course! Challenging and well maintained greens. Found the rough a little too long for my liking. Much like the US Open or a Scotland course in some areas. Overall I would highly recommend the course.

Very nice course in pristine condition. The greens are hard and the pins are tight, very challenging course as well. Pace of play was good through the white course but slightly backed up through the orange. Golf carts have range finders, but ALWAYS carts on path so that could cause your round to be slightly slower. I definitely recommend this course.

Brand new to the area - found the course through GolfNow. Reviews of other courses with high ratings seemed to have recent decline. Not the case here! Course was green and not too beaten up.

Only ‘complaint’ was cart path only - some holes were pretty wet/marshy.

Did not know it was associated with Campbell University - obviously they are setting a great standard with their students in course management! Will return!