Forest Hills Golf Club

We came out to the course to play during Masters week. Pro Shop warned us before we went out they had two greens that weren’t in great condition. That was an understatement. 80% of the greens were under repair and unplayable to putt on. Most of the tee boxes were burned out and under repair as well. What was really disappointing was they charged us Masters week fees inflation at $225 a person and the course was in terrible condition. Play this course at your own risk. The course needs lots of work.

I played during Masters week. Price was the most I’ve paid for golf yet the greens and tee boxes were the worst I’ve ever played on. I wish they would have mentioned it when I booked or at least not charged me $275 to play it. The course layout and fairways were great. The staff was very polite and nice.

Fairways were good, greens and tee boxes had a good many rough spots. Pace a play was very slow.

This course is a favorite and play it regularly.

I was disappointed in the greens which were sanded and not in great condition.

It was disappointing to not have in better condition especially at time of year .

We’ll give it a few weeks before returning.

Pace of play very slow. Some greens are getting in trouble with damaged areas.

Overall good experience playing with friends. We are average golfers between 20-25 HC.

Course fairways are coming in nice. Tee boxes were really wet but greens were not. Seemed to be some groups larger than 4 slowing down play but was not excessive.

I made a tee time on GolfNow and normally there are warnings when there is aerating that has recently taken place, and normally an adjustment on the price. I paid $47 to play and every green and the whole course has been aerated recently. All the greens were burnt and had sand throughout them as well. There was no warning on Golf Now or I would have not paid for that. I am very unhappy.

First off this is really where Bobby Jones starting his romp ending in his four majors. There is basically a Bobby Jones Museum next to the grill room...Secondly, this is a Donald Ross gem which is being carefully restored.

Augusta University plays here so they are required to maintain a certain level of quality under NCAA rules.

Scenic, challenging, historic and reasonably priced.

Go play!

I know the greens have been an issue. Its early. Front 9 path completed, great on my back.

Pace of play a little issue. Have to promote ready golf.

our foursome came on a very slow 2some with caryt

Just a awsome friendly staff and course.

The course is and awesome layout, the preseason condition

was good. I think in a month to six weeks the condition will

be outstanding, I plan to play there again when on my next

visit for the Masters.

I've played here a bunch over the last few years and usually have been extremely pleased. Unfortunately, the course is in really poor shape. Seems they scalped the course and there is little grass left. Greens have many patches of sand, collars non existent, fairways bare and tee boxes are terrible. The par 3's are nothing more than sand filled divots. They try to mask this with green paint. I know they had some issues last spring/summer but had seemed to recover by the fall. Hopefully they can get a handle on things much quicker this time around as again it's a wonderful track and a true joy to play when conditions are good. It will be months before I consider going back.

Great course layout! Love the difficulty and greens were in great shape considering its winter. They were a little sandy but that is to be expected this time of year.

Greens were pretty rough, unexpectedly. Usually good but not good right now. Pace of play pretty rough which is usually since nobody manages the tee times. I usually play the River Club which is a lot better. Forest Hills will work if you just need to get a round in.