Willow Hill Golf Course

Fairways were pretty swampy and the cart paths were pretty destroyed and need to be paved again but good round otherwise

We are all for golf courses staying open to make money. But this course on this day was in unplayable condition. Fairways soggy. Bunkers and low areas were puddles of water. Ponds and rivers. Walking only which is normally not a problem? But the unpaved paths were torture because stone and sand had huge ruts from one hole to another. Or the paths were also unmanageable or under water. There needs to come a time when a course says it’s not going to be a good experience for the recreational player. This course didn’t do that. And honestly, while we normally would play it a few times in the season? We are unlikely to go back. It was $50 for a twosome poorly spent.

Course is great and a challenge to walk on a windy day! Only thing I’d ask is to fill the ball washers! Otherwise it was in very good condition and the greens were fair and well maintained.

Very windy on that day. Course is still wet from melting snow with additional snow patches. Overall for how bad the weather's been I would say that the course itself was just fine.

I am not a great golfer but the course was fun and has a great view. There was some construction going on as to the -1 star. But will come back for sure.

The staff is super friendly. Course was in good condition not super difficult. The group in front of us was incredibly slow.

The improvement to the bunkers is welcome. Wish the golfers playing the course would do a better job of fixing their ball marks. The greens look like they have been through a Hail Storm.

Easy check-in on time tee off. We walked using the pull carts (My only criticism is many of the carts need repairs/parts)

Outdoor grill was operational and the service/food was above average.

I often play with friends here. The office staff is very friendly courteous, helpful.