Hiddenbrooke Golf Club

The course brought us a great pleasure, nice greens, challenging course, great design, and fantastic view. will definitely play again.

Greens in great shape, fairways in pretty good shape, some areas off the fairways were dry, but with no rain, understandably so. I played in the morning so there was no wind which makes the course much easier. (Shot a 76)

Afternoon times can get real windy, so be aware.

Teed off before 8 am for $44. Worth the $ for sure.

Course is playable but they are reseeding in some areas, guess that should be considered a good thing. They have cleaned up some areas that make the course more appealing. Not my favorite driving range though.

Everything that you're expecting and more from a truly awesome course & club!!!

Staff is Amazing, Course is Challenging & Close to Perfection...you'll keep on returning and wanting for more...

Soooo Love this Course! Not only is it challenging but, inspite of our drought, the condition this course in is close to perfect to play in. The Staff are Great...courteous, friendly, professionals and always helpful!!! Restrooms are also very clean or if not, You'll see Rowen is cleaning.

There are mixed reviews on this course past couple of years but I think over all condition and lay out was great!

The course needs a Marshal to keep things moving along. No matter how much work you put into a good golf course that this is, and it is getting better & better, it is all for nothing if it takes five hours plus to play it. It's the returning golfers that makes a golf course successful.

It's been my go to course the past 20+ years, because I've loved the layout and difficulty. Also, the greens are pretty much always in wonderful condition. However, the condition of the teeboxes and bunkers has always left a lot to be desired.

So, the new owner's answer was to begin work on the teeboxes a few months ago....nice......and to REMOVE THE VAST MAJORITY of the bunkers rather than repair and maintain them.

There might have been a very few (3-4) bunkers that rarely, if ever came into play, so those...not a great loss. But the literally dozens and dozens of other bunkers that have been and continue to be removed have been an intricate and key part of Arnold Palmer's

original 5-STAR design. Arnie has to be "rolling over in his grave", and I know would agree with me when I say it is no longer his Hiddenbrooke. To me, it's "sacrilegious" to do this to an award winning Palmer course that once hosted (for 3 consecutive years) the LPGA's Samsung World Championship. I will continue to play Hiddenbrooke for it's topography, naturally beautiful surroundings and quality greens (though maybe not as often) and when I do I will always shake my head as I FEEL THE LOSS OF AN ORIGINAL Arnold Palmer 5-star course that once existed in all it's original glorious design.