Greg Mastriona Golf Courses at Hyland Hills - South Par-3 Course

Perfect course to practice our short game. Beautiful day!

The restaurant is still extremely slow for no good reason. We were there over an hour. Waited to put our order in, waited to get our drinks, our food took forever, never gave us a drink refill and then it took forever for her to come back and give us the bill. This has got to get better you must be losing so much money because of the continued bad service at this restaurant. Beautiful patio to sit on. but way too long of a wait.

First time at the course so kind of hard to find where to check in for the South Par 3 and then it was hard to find the first hole for the South Par 3. Once we found it though, it was a fun little course. Very early in the season so conditions were a little rough but it was still nice The first few holes have a lot of water to deal with since there is a creek that sort of criss-crosses the course. Some of the holes are VERY short - at least where they had the boxes set up, but since this was the first time out with my golf buddies since COVID, we were too busy talking and catching up to notice. Would definitely play here again and would love to try out one of the longer courses!

Great for beginners! We had so much fun and totally worth the value

This is probably one of the most challenging Par 3 s in the area. Also super pretty. Only play problem yesterday was the condition of greens, but it’s also early in the season and still a great value for the money.
We’ve been there enough so we know where to go, but not enough to easily figure out where to go next. Needs better signage.
Otherwise, a real treat to play!

Talya in the clubhouse is not helpful. Bought carts to play and she didn’t give us the KEY! Kinda hard to drive a cart without a key. Also, didn’t even tell us where to go. The South Par 3 isn’t very newbie friendly and the cart barn guys pointed us to the North Par. Overall fun course.

My 9-year-old son and I play this course. It is great for us as beginners. My husband has also played with us, and he enjoys it to practice his short game. The course is kept in great condition. Will definitely be back.

It was-a perfect afternoon at Hyland Hills.from start to finish. The check-in staff was great. The group ahead of us was gracious and let my daughter and me play through. The course was in pretty good shape. The first few holes are short, but make up for it with water hazards. Then the course opens up from there. Note that if you are playing the 9- hole course, you pick up a golf cart at the main clubhouse and then check in nearer the course.

Course lacks good signage or hole details. Carts were super dirty (ours had used bandaids and cigarette butts in the cupholders). Course was ok layout wise but I wouldn't recommend with all the course options available around town.

Took my grandchildren for their first official nine holes. Corse is a simple pitch and putt; flat, no water hazards and only one sand trap. Perfect course for beginners.

Have played this course a few times. Definitely never use a cart. It's a good course for your average golfer. Will play again

They cut all of the trees and left a mess on the first four holes. The play was slow and the players ahead if us didn't know how to use a trash can. We picked up a couple of used coffee cups. The course needs to send a Marshall to the par 3 .

I paid for 4 players so we would not have an add. A young man was told at the 1st tee to join the next 3 since they were behind due to frost delay from the morning. It seemed rude to say no. So, really I overpaid.