Oak Hills Park Golf Course

Pleasant course with one unfortunate hole (12th). Always in fine condition, it is not the longest course and compensating trouble is ample for the errant. A hit-it-straight- and-score-great course. Greens roll true. Staff is accommodating and real.

Course was in the best shape I've ever seen. Rough was thick; greens were in great shape. Hoping to play there again soon.

Had blast .. course was wet due to heavy rain from past couple of weeks .. but still good course.. played at noon with 1 walker .. so we started at 12 and done at 4 sharp ..

it was fun .. good layout

Loved the course layout used just about every club in my bag. The course improvements are phenomenal. I really enjoyed this challenging course. Can’t wait to play it again.

Played hete 5/9/18, course was in excellent condition. Play time was good. Didnt have yo wait long to tee off. Will play here again.

the greens are coming back from earlier aeration but are still playable. during the regular season this course is always good to play and has some holes you can score on.

Went to the course expecting to be able to grab a Gatorade or coke before my round. The pro shop laughed at me and said, "we have sanitation issues we can't serve anything." I had four kids in front of me who never hit it more than 50-100 yards off the tee. Pace of play was arduously slow. Also the course layout is a joke. 8 is a part 5, 9 is a part 5, 10 is a part 5, and 12 is a part 5. Last, but certainly not least the cart monitors how you drive at all time. A fairway was not labeled as cartpath only so when I drove into it my cart stopped in the middle of the fairway and I had to reverse out. What a joke. Save your money.

Blustery afternoon and did not expect course to be in great shape. Surprise. They had removed most of the fallen branches and leaves, and it was in better than expected shap. Played alone and only a few other crazy people out. Under 3 hours walking with a cart.

Great deal, nice course.

I know it's only March and the green fee's were discounted with advisory warnings (walking only and two holes under construction), but you could at least put flagsticks out there with actual flags on them and place tee box markings (where the blues and whites are) if you're going to be open to the public and charge money to play.

That said, I do like the course under normal conditions and would recommend it to friends.

This course has a very nice greens it was a bit chilly out and not many people out and had a excellent day of golf. The course was in good shape and they're always improving on it .if you have not played this course I recommend you give it a try

Late in the season for play but course well maintained

This local gem in West Norwalk doesn't get the pub it deserves. The crew keeps the course in amazing shape and the upgrades made this year make the course really shine. The greens are always in great shape and play relatively fast. The first 7 holes are tight and require precision tee shots, while the rest of the course is longer and more wide open.

Course conditions are excellent, especially the greens. It is a mature course, with fully-grown trees and lush landscape, that give a constant sense of its history and is as far away from a resort-style course as you can get. The first seven holes are relatively short (although the par 3 No. 5 is 185 from the tips) and designed to reward well-placed shots and penalize misses.The placement of trees and elevation changes add challenge to these holes. From 8 through 15, there is good length (although 11 is a sharp dogleg where driver can't be used off the tee). 16 and 17 aren't especially long, but trouble looms left and right. 16's elevated green demands staying below the hole, and 17 demands staying left to avoid the guarding tree on the right. Bombers can get near the green on 18, but there is serious trouble left and right. The was considerable renovation over the past year, although it wasn't as dramatic as it could have been had the city supported it more. The driving range plan was unfunded and still does not exist, but there is a putting green and chipping green for warm ups, and both aspects will be vital to a good score. While the bunkers are well designed and well placed, the sand is not as soft as it could or should be. The price, even for out of owners, is considerably less than comparable town courses in the area. All of that makes for an entertaining and pleasing round. Much preferred over publinks in Greenwich, Westport, Fairfield.

Played late in season on a decently maintained local public. Course in great shape from rain and warm temps, so played well. Rough was high due to rain so locating balls was n ot always a piece of cake, but not too many leaves. Plays true to rating and fun course. Always end up here playing right up to closing, but that is really schedule not course speed.

Nioce place to play

Started on hole 1 with a ranger sitting on the hill letting us know when to hit. One of us hit into the trees on the left, but ranger could care less. He was busy on his cell; very unfriendly; useless. We had a foursome in front of us--beginners who were teaching each other with 3 open holes in front of them. the pace was terrible and no rangers to be seen.

I played there many years ago. Nice course. Friendly staff. I would go back

I'm sure most of us had experienced showing up late on our tee time by 8 min or more at least once, we know we should be at the course at least 20 min. before our tee time. There I said we're 8 min. late.

I prepare myself to get bump at a later tee time or even to pay extra for playing on different time slot. The guy at the counter took our payment with no issues. I know for facr that there are available tee time as I saw on Golf Now app. We load up our bag, and even gave a tip to a guy who helped us.

As we approach the 1st tee I hand the starter my receipt, and the second sermon of that Sunday starts. I told myself just let it go coz it was my fault for showing up late. I said sorry numerous times but he kept on. My inner self me would like to say something back, but I held back just notnto euin my day. I've booked hundreds of tee times through GN and one thing that will not stop me from writing reviews, is not the course conditiions, the price or the facility, but rude people I will do it in a heart beat. I don't want anyone to experience what I went through. Writing a review is where I voice out my frustration. I hope someone listen.