Collins Hill Golf Club

The guy that works the front desk in the pro shop on Friday morning’s is awful. Rudest, worse customer service I’ve ever seen at a golf course.

It's the course closest to my house so I usually play there once a year to see if there's any improvement. This year the greens were in much better shape than in the past. That's the good part. We had to let 4 singles play thru at various times, don't know if there was any attempt by the staff to group some of these people, could be varying factors involved here but I've never seen that many singles on a course on a Saturday. Both carts were sketchy and we had to park with the wheels turned because neither of the hill breaks worked. Also due to recent heavy rains, it was cart path only and that made it even worse because in the places that they actually have carts paths, they're broken, bumpy and rattled our clubs and teeth. The course was in better shape than I've seen it in recent years but it still has a long way to go. It is a fun course, but nowhere near being close to the $68 green fees we paid. I understand it takes a lot of money to maintain a course and they need as much as they can get out of the green fees but it's just not worth the price.

The cart I drived had broken park pedal. I couldn't stop my cart with the break. While one persone was hitting a shot, the other partner kept pressing the pedal to stop the cart in turn. Please upgrade the cart.

I love to talk good about things but can’t lie. Tees and greens are awful. I really deserve my money back. Very poor conditions. Today was car path only but the path are so bad that o really think I need a chiropractor. Also the carts are very old and slow. What can I said: I really don’t want to come this place again.

Fairways and greens were a little hard on the front nine, I assume due to lack of rain. otherwise , excellent.

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.