Greg Mastriona Golf Courses at Hyland Hills - Gold Course

6 hour round without ever seeing a Marshall to speed up the pace (despite calling several times) and.not once seeing a beverage cart despite phone calls requesting one. Nice course but LNP adults in the room.

Wonderful course with some holes that will challenge all your skills.. It was a great day.

The Gold Course is challenging with some fairly long par 4s, thick rough and tricky greens. There was sufficient water around the course for the warm day I played although two containers were empty. Water buckets to wet towels would be a nice touch.

5 plus hours to play 18 holes is totally unacceptable! Group in front of us, took 10/15 to putt. Never saw a marshal keeping track of time...

We play Hyland hills several times a summer and it’s always a favorite. On this overcast and cool day I would have expected folks to be moving at a decent pace. However our round was well over 5 hours without a single ranger to be seen. We saw the beverage car only once in 5 hours as well. With all the rain this summer the course was in pretty nice shape other than the greens. They were very pitted out. Perhaps there was a tournament the week before that beat them up but this we the lowlight of the day. We’ll still be back, as it’s a great track.

I like this course, the holes are challenging, but not overly difficult. The place is usually in pretty good condition and it’s very affordable. But time and time again at this course I have run into a pace of play issue. Yesterday was the first time that I have decided to cut a round short. I think this course could really benefit from having tee times be more spaced out and have a marshal that patrols the holes to help move slower groups along. Yesterday the group in front of us had a tough time getting even 100 yards off the tee box, and appeared unconcerned that they had multiple groups nipping at their heels. I get that these things happen at public courses, but it really does ruin a round when you spend almost a half hour on multiple holes and every shot feels rushed because you don’t want to be the guy everyone is waiting on when the course is running slow. Sorry for the long review but I play lots of courses in the area and none of them get this slow even at their worst

Playing on a week day Wednesday, the slow play

Is crazy Five hours to play the Gold . Yes the rough was way too high . It Definitely slowed play down trying to find balls,and hitting out of it

With all the rain I’m sure maintenance is having a hard time keeping up cutting the grass.

It would be nice to have a Marshall out there, keeping the pace of play.

Plenty of trees, lots of shade. Plenty of courses to play!

Love the gold course! Hidden gem. Play there frequently. Unfortunately the greens were top dressed and pace was 5 hours on a Monday. Apparently there was a outing that day.

Took 70 minutes to get through 4 holes. No one from the course managing course of play, after the 4th hole I left, I couldn’t handle the pace with knowing that nothing was going to change. Got a rain check of $42 after laying $68 for the round, paid $18 to sit in a golf cart for an hour and didn’t receive any sort of return on the cart usage. My opinion only, but completely unacceptable

A good day to be on the golf course. It was a little warm and the pace of play was OK, completed the 18 holes in just over 3.5 hours. The overall course condition was pretty good, just a few rough spots, seemed to be well maintained.

The course was in remarkable shape and the pace of play was excellent, though my groups was slow as we had a couple of youngsters getting to know the game.

Course is fun and well maintained. The pace of play is slow. We teed off 12 minutes past our tee time and waited on every hole.