Keith Hills Golf Club - Orange Course

I must say after reading reviews I was looking forward to playing here, but unfortunately I was not impressed. In all fairness the greens were in excellent shape, but tee boxes were awful, which isn't too important, but the fairways were so so. The big problem was the course was not very interesting and very bland with an over abundance of right doglegs which won't suit good right handed golfers. We played the Orange and Black nines and the Orange was maybe a bit better, but not much. For the price though it is a very good deal, but you get what you pay for which is a very average course in average to poor shape.

Enjoyed this course very much. Some hills, some water, some bunkers. Not cookie cutter holes everywhere. We would definitely play this course again.

Course is just awakening from a pretty good winter so the greens were a little slow and fairways a little rough in places! But always a very nice layout. A fun round of golf!

Great course for the money!!! Good layout with challenging holes.

Best course around for the money.

Played Orange to Black since White has greens being aerated. Not crowded at all. Played in 3 hours 20 minutes without really pushing it.

Course was good considering fairways dormnant. The greens were smooth and fast.

First round I played in five weeks (hand injury) so it was great to get out and play a course that I am familar with and that I really like. In spite of the fact that the course was wet due to recent rains it was in very good shape as always. I also like the variety of three separate 9 hole courses (orange, black and white) although the white nine, my favorite, is seldom available.. All in all a great experience. It is Campbell University's home course and located only a couple of miles from campus.

I have lived in Raleigh for twenty years and have always heard bad things about this place. Found a good deal and thought I would try it out for something different. As soon as we pulled in I was blown away by the beauty of the place. Practice facility is the best around. I'm a two handicap played the tips and thoroughly enjoyed it. Played black/orange. Great layout excellent greens. In fact I just booked a tee time for Friday. Old school hidden gem!!!

After three straight days of rain, course was still in very good condition. Greens were perfect and rough was challenging.
Layout challenges you to be able to turn the ball both ways. The Black 9 has it's own "Amen Corner" with challenging par 3, 4 and 5. Enjoyed the round and the course condition.

A very enjoyable course with lots of character without being overly difficult. The greens are immaculate

The course was in amazing condition yesterday. Fairways were lush. Rough was thick and the greens were smooth and fast. The few bunkers I found the sand was in great shape . Played and presented itself well.

Nice course, well laid out. Good course to try out. Drove about 1 hr to get there, but worth the drive.

I was confused that white and orange courses. There was a tournament so we had to play white twice which I don't like it. I prefer black and orange better.I miss 18 tow courses. Some greens need work.

Of the 27 holes, I played the Black, and then the White. The black is everything a chapionship course should be , with fast greens and very tough rough. The White, although the layout is nice, was like playing a different course. It requires accurate tee shots to stay out of trouble, but the greens on the White were very spotty and slow. All in all, a good day .

The fairways were nice with 4 in. bermuda rough. Most of the greens were guarded with bunkers. The greens were really smooth and somewhat fast and the ball rolled smooth. I played the Orange and the Black.

This course is used by Campbell University. It is always in good condition. The Orange course is a moderately difficult course and quite fun for amatures (of which I am one). I didn't play particularly well but I had a great time. The greens were extremely fast and if you didn't get spin or land your approach soft, there was a good chance to skip off the back. Putting at first was difficult due to the speed but I would rather have hard fast greens than soft spongy greens anytime. Fairways were in excellent condition and the rough was slightly high where unless you had Tiger Wood's fans out in front pointing out your landing spot, you could wind up in trouble quick trying to find your ball. It was best to keep the ball in the fairways. I have played this course a number of times in various weather and conditions. It is always fun. We played the Black as our back nine. This is a much more narrow course with encroaching tree lines, doglegs and some serious bunkers to contend with. My brother calls me the "sandman". There are challenges for everyone who plays from young to old, good and not so good. If you can't have fun here you don't like golf. I would recommend this course Orange, White or Black to anyone who plays. Dennis Snyder

Played Orange-Black for second time in six weeks and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The staff is friendly and welcoming, practice facilities very good, and they run an efficient operation. Practice greens did not match the course greens, both were is fine shape. Many challenging, interesting holes offset the boring ones. I don't understand the rough in the middle of #6Black at 100 yards from the green where my drive landed.

The course was in good shape, but the greens were very dry. A good mix of short par 4's and tough par 5's. The practice facility was very nice with good grass and plenty of targets.

So I'm biased, but Keith Hills has always been my favorite place to play. I used to walk on as a kid growing up in The Creek, I played here for Harnett Central Middle/High, and have seen all the highs and lows of this course since the turn of the century. I'm mad they took away most of my favorite holes on the old river course, but the 27 holes that remain are a great test for any type of golfer. The course is almost always in great shape. Even though they had just aerated the greens (2-3 weeks ago) it was still fun to play. I usually play by myself out here and never run into more than one or two groups on my way to a sub 3-hour round. Sometimes when I'm playing some fancy course in LA, I really miss their club sandwich (random, I know). They have great practice facilities that I never use. All around, I don't know a better bang-for-your-buck in golf.