The Greens at North Hills

even though it was a little wet this course absorbs the water really well. I had one of my best rounds there ever. the staff is always outstanding and friendly.

This course is in fantastic shape!! The greens and fairways are some of the best around. Just wow! The City of Sherwood has done an awesome job!! I’m seriously considering a membership.

Good golf course for the money, the layout is kind of confusing on a few holes. The fairways and greens were in excellent shape especially considering all the rain we’ve had recently. The greens were very challenging and several blind holes. Be sure and use some kind of map to know where the targets are before you hit. Overall really great place.

Great track .Tight driving holes from all the big old trees, it is short, even from tips, but small green that run true and even kind of fast (10-11) when theyre dry make it a challenge even with the lack of distance. Awesome course, will be playing here alot.

The staff was friendly and very helpful. The course was in great shape, the greens were fast and well manicured. However, there were several groups of 5 to six individuals playing together and were betting. This slowed the pace of play to a crawl. This is the only negative I have to say for this course. I have played here before and it is always the same.

A course owned by the city of Sherwood, so the way it’s run and the people who play there should be no surprise.

The Greens at North Hills is a golf course that is so redneck, even Jeff Foxworthy himself wouldn't play there. The course features makeshift obstacles like old car parts, tires, and even a moonshine still on the fairway. The clubhouse is a converted barn with a grill serving up fried bologna sandwiches and sweet tea. The fairways are overgrown with patches of wildflowers and the rough is more like a field of burrs. Tee boxes feature fist fights with patrons sporting overalls and straw hats and the greens are stained with tobacco spit. The whole atmosphere is a reflection of the broad culture the city of Sherwood is known for with banjo music playing in the background and taunts from locals during your backswings yelling “you ain’t from ‘round here are you” on nearly every hole.

I had read the reviews which said the front 9 was a challenge to navigate. I used my app to locate the tees; otherwise, I would have been lost. Fall leaves made finding the ball a challenge but expected for this time of year. An enjoyable, long course to play. Bar/ restaurant on site very good and inexpensive. Will play again.