South at Hickory Hills Country Club

This course was quite dry so anything hitting the green would roll off. Had to play the approach shot 10-15 yards short of the green if you wanted to stay on the green. They are just about done installing a irrigation system which will help this course. It still was a good play for the $$

Brilliant greens, and fairways are getting fixed with irrigation to make this course top notch. I would say that if you have played here in the past and didn’t think the course was good, try it again. The irrigation trench line through the fairways were almost gone. The course is very hilly, hence the name Hickory Hills. Challenging course with long par-4’s and 5’s. Par 3’s are some of divine placements. The Tee’s were at the front of the greens for our play, so that was really challenging. I highly recommend this course for good casual play one which probably will mesmerize with the fall foliage here soon.

Kudos to ground staff for making a tough land geography evolve into an awesome course.

Fairways where really dry and a lot of maintenance was going on. The greens where great, soft feel and good roll.

If trump married Liberace and had a child it would lol like the clubhouse. No driving range. No golf balls for purchase in pro shop. No dress code.

What a terrible course. The layout is just a mess. Impossible to find the next tee. Fairways have absolutely zero upkeep along with the greens. Tee boxes are a mess. You could not pay me to play here ever again

Great value, even greater starter, course is under repair a bit but for the price point we appreciated it. Hot dogs at the turn we’re solid, as we’re the coors lights*tap the rockies*. If you’re debating I say go for it.

Course condition was extremely poor. Fairways with bare areas and greens that were burnt out, some areas were unplayable and we had to move the ball to putt.

We had a storm coming in and the course does not have a warning system in place for golfers. We could hear thunder and proceeded to drive back to the clubhouse passing other golfers still playing not knowing what was about to hit(a violent rain storm with lightning.

Course is going to be looking great in the upcoming years. They have began working on inserting sprinkler systems throughout the entire course. Haven’t played here in years bc of course conditions until now. Forgot that there are no bunkers and one little pond really not coming into play. Will definitely be coming back glad to see the course being brought back to life. Hats off to Hickory Hills!

Large bare stretches on multiple holes on the fairway and a few on some greens. This course was probably a beauty 30 years ago but it has been seriously neglected.

I was behind a single who was behind 2 foursomes playing together. So a pretty long wait on the last 4 holes. But, the layout was nice - some tight fairways mixed with a few open ones.

The price was right for this course.

As my first time going to this course, I have to say it has a great scene. Right off the 1st tee you can see why it’s called Hickory Hills as there are plenty of them throughout the 18 holes. Although there are a lot of trees, there is minimal water hazards and zero sand traps. Actually the only way water can into play was the heavy rain that was falling from the sky. All greens, except 18th were in great condition and very consistent. Not too much up and down. It was a fairly easy course for a 5 time a year golfer but enjoyable overall. They have a stand for beverages and food at a location by 3 or 4 different holes so it allows one to refresh and replenish in needed times. I would definitely come back again but hopefully without the rain as it made putting difficult. Also wanted to add the person that takes the starter ticket was very friendly and good spirited, along with the grounds crew members!

The Boss was Very Helpful. Thank You again, Sir, for your Help with our Tee Time Reservation. The Starter also was Friendly as always. The Course was in Great Condition. The Weather was perfect. I broke 90 ! So, it was a Great day !