Greg Mastriona Golf Courses at Hyland Hills - Blue Course

Went for a little Father's day golf trip. Course was really well maintained and a great layout. It's been a while since I've played this Course but definitely will be back soon.

ADA accessibility needs to be addressed based on disability. Reasonable accommodations where not in play this day nor the last time. So, until you understand that some disabilities are require different accommodations my friend nor I will be booking tee times there.

We were a threesome in 2 carts and are average to good golfers.

Really good course, really good people.

BUT!

Threesome in front of us (1 walker and 1 cart), foursome in front of them (2 carts).

Started 5 minutes early, so off to good start but by #3 started backing up... by #4 began slow play.

By #5 we were 2 parties on the tee box and was painfully slow pace from here on out........

By #7 we were 3 full parties on a tee box at an EXCRUCIATING slow pace of play on a 95 degree day!

Where was the Marshal?..... as a cart that tells you that you are 15 behind the pace and to pick up your speed ain't gonna cut it!

Love this course and all it has, but this was by far the worst day I have had regarding pace of play on this course

Just being honest!!

Our game was fine but there was a couple with 2 young kids playing ahead of us and they were S-L-O-W. A course marshall should have come by to tell them to speed up. I understand it's important to let kids play so they get the hang of the game but it was ridiculous the number of groups stacked up behind them. And parents should have been more "pace of play" aware. Even as an experienced player, I will pick up my ball and move on if I'm having a challenging hole.

All around solid course, probably more water hazards than average, but a surprising oasis nestled into surrounding neighborhoods. Well maintained and efficient , and great views. Only complaint I had was the bugs, but that’s normal this time of year