Collins Hill Golf Club

Fun course and not overpriced. Rate of play could be stressed though - our (threesome) Sunday 9am tee time didn't finish until almost 230pm.

Course was in bad shape on most tee boxes greens had sand spots cart paths had a lot of cracks and bumps in them. Just not worth the money. Pine Hills in Winder is in better shape

The course is playable and enjoyable for a government owned and run golf course. The staff is friendly and professional. Mobile beverage & snack cart is sparse if not missing altogether.

The course conditions have plenty of room for improvement including the cart paths and a variety of turf conditions. Some erosion and drainage ruts occur on fairways. Generally, the course is fun to play. The quality of the course should be better considering the level of taxes paid to the county by its residents.

Reservations are easy to make online, green fees are fair and vary according to the time of week and day; staff are friendly; grass is well mowed; golf carts are fairly new and work well; golf cart paths need some renovation; fairways are lush in some areas, sparse with tree roots in others; there is a ball wash on every tee; but no water or concessions are available except at the clubhouse at the start, turn, and finish.

It rained the night before pretty hard and the course showed it. The greens are in good condition and the fairways are too. The cart path is eroded in placed and required some maneuvering to drive. It seems like every fairway slopes sideways. You can hit a good drive down the pike and your ball can end up off in rough. Fire ant mounds are all over the course and need some attention. I have 5 bites to show for it. A little TLC and it can be a decent course to play.

The course is fine. The greens need a little work, cart paths are rough and the off course areas are pretty bad (dirt and roots). But the fairways were in good shape and I like the layout of the course. It has some challenging holes and a lot of elevation changes to keep it interesting. Not too hard or gimmicky just a nice public course. Especially for the cost. Could it use some work - yes. Is it fine for the average golfer that does not have a country club membership - yes.

In this HEAT the course had NO WATER stations. COME on Folks!!!

Course and greens in very poor condition. Closed back nine to airiate without my knowledge when booking. Played front nine twice. Grass on greens terrible. Man inside tried to cheat me on price of drink and snacks. Tried to charge $10 for $7 worth of drink and food. He absolutely was going to pocket money if I paid cash. Will never go back.

We paid $63 a piece and course conditions were terrible. Greens were so patchy, it made putting extremely difficult. Golf carts are very narrow making it difficult to get two bags in the cart. Also the carts are governed down to such a slow speed that they can barely make it up some of the hills. Got a hotdog at the turn and it was $6.50 for a mediocre hot dog. Don’t waste your money on this course. It would be worth it if they charged $20-$30 on the weekend but $63 was way too much for the conditions we had

Course had a nice layout. Golf cart was the slowest I have ever had. Nothing to hard or nothing crazy easy on the course. Could see it being a bit cheaper for what you get.

Would play again as it's close and still worth it.

Ok course. Some tee boxes are in bad shape. Number 9 needs a lot of water on it, hard as a rock. Some greens have burn spots. All in all I ll play again.

Hadn't played this course in 20 years, so it was like the first time. Enjoyed the layout and the condition of the greens was higher than i expected. It's not a PGA course, but it was really fun to play. If you love golf, give this course a go. A great time for the money. Cart path could use an upgrade.