Forest Hills Golf Club

We played the course the day after The Masters. The grass around the greens was brown, if there was any grass at all. There was a lot of dirt around the greens which made chipping impossible. Many tee boxes were in bad shape with no grass at all. The greens on the other hand were in great shape. We got a great deal on Golf Now for $30 per golfer, so it was still a great deal. But if we had to pay $175 during Masters week we would have been greatly disappointed with the conditions. It is a nice track and the best public course near The Masters. Springtime in Augusta should have fantastic course conditions.

Course is rounding into shape; trasitioning to spring conditions. Still some work to do on fairways and first cut rough. Tee boxes are level. Greens are hard, slow and grainy; BUT consistent. Enjoyed my round. Favorite course in the area!!

This is an amazing course - natural undulations, making shots interesting on most holes. The greens were true and fast and the course is stunning and tree lined. The layout is good, and the bunkers are placed to challenge the golfer. We were a mix of two 15 handicappers and a College golfer - we all really enjoyed the round. The staff were all very friendly and we had a good lunch after the round

Nice course! Challenging but fair and fun. The greens were in good.

Great course for a reasonable price on a weekday. The fairways aren’t in the best shape but it’s also early spring so I assume this will get better over the next couple months. Greens are in great shape!

Great course and definitely challenges your short game. I would like to see some diagrams on the holes or on the scorecard. Some greens are close together and some tee boxes are shared, this made it somewhat confusing. Overall the course was nice and I will play again.

We played this course during The Masters week when we were there for the tournament.

They charged us $170 for a round of golf when normally it is $30. I wouldn't have a problem with the price understanding supply and demand. Unfortunately Though, the course was in horrible shape!!!! I would have felt kinda ripped off at the normal $30 price

due to the course conditions. We talked to the head guy there that day and he said that is

how it is. DO NOT play this course for that price!!!!!!! Total RIPOFF!!!!!!!!!

Excellent course and staff will definitely come back

Always an enjoyable course to play when it’s not too busy.

Great day at Forest Hills. Course was in good shape. Fairways were solid and greens were consistent and smooth. Pace of play however was frustrating!! Too many players jammed on the course, yet late PM times seemed open. I do like the fact they let the play work itself out as there are no marshalls to push the pace.

This place conveys a welcoming and accommodating environment . Love playing here!!

As an Augusta resident and mid-range handicap, this course is average to slightly above for the public courses you’ll find in the Augusta area. The course is fair but still challenging ; none of the holes are ridiculous as far as layout. Some greens are small, most have multiple tiers, all wIll be faster than most are used to (however almost all quality Augusta courses pride themselves on fast greens). On days with tournaments, you may find some pin positions a bit unreasonable, but this is a rarity. The course can get out of shape (but this is normally in the dead of winter or mid to late summer). Masters week the course is typically in great shape.

On average throughout the year: Rough and Bunkers are slightly below average. Tee boxes have been improved within the last year and went from poor to average. Greens are normally in good shape.

The course is centrally located and easy to get in and out of. Amenities are good.

Overall the course is priced correctly for the quality. Masters week it will be pricy (as is everything in Augusta due to demand). But for a visiting golfer, this course is a good value most other times of the year.

If you spray the ball, ouside portions of rough can be hard so bring extra balls and keep pace. But for most average golfers the course condition and layout does not represent a reasonable excuse for bad play. This is probably the fairest course in Augusta (doesn’t give advantage to long hitters, iron or short game types and fair from all tees)