Pine Hills Golf Club

Many of the tees you couldn’t put a tee in the ground.

The staff cannot have been more nice.

Greens are the only bright spot of the course. Tee boxes are abysmal and the fairways are not much better. Good hotdogs though.

Pine Hills needs rain in the worst way.

The fairway have lots of roll, but no grass to hit from. Greens are slow but still in good shape. Quite a few tee boxes are toast. Considering the course condition I think they should roll their prices back a few years.

Just avoid it. Don’t fall for the good reviews. Save the money and go play somewhere decent. Played this course over 2 years ago and decided then I wouldn’t come back but unfortunately decided to give it another shot. Staff seemed like they would rather me leave than pay them money to play there. I stay local and the course is always slammed due to the favorable prices but unfortunately no renovations/upgrades are in sight which could turn this fun layout into a great place to play regularly.

If you’re expecting a country club experience than go to Chimneys or somewhere that’s triple the cost. This is a great course for beginners and also golfers who want the laid back experience. Anyone complaining about this course is being disingenuous. For the money you really cant complain.

Greens are very slow

Fairways are non existent and mostly dirt.

Thats why is cheapest around.

Good course if you just need to walk around hitting some balls.

Nice course, everyone was friendly . Pace of play was good

Great for what it is. Nothing fancy, not in the best shape but cheap and good place for beginners

Short course with decent layout. Absolutely cannot beat it for the price point. Greens are in surprisingly good shape. Only downside is they do not have refreshment carts or beer sold on site. Overall a great place for beginners. It is not uncommon for a prime time weekend round to only last a little over 4 hours.

Winter rule on fairways

Bad places in the fairway