Fairway Hills Golf Club

Best the course has ever looked! We always enjoy playing and brought friends from out of town to play before. Course looks great. Staff was super friendly and helpful and they are running smooth with the COVID restrictions in place. Great job! Keep it up and thank you for letting us get back in the swing again!

Good round during challenging windy day. Greens as firm and fast as I have ever seen. Par 70 design so don't let the short yardage fool you.

i love next to the course. its in pretty good shape. tee boxes and fairways almost perfect. greens even though recently aerated rolled true, fast and nicely. sand bunkers played true as well. great value and good course for howard county and columbia

Greens were a little rough. Patches being replaced and recently airrated. Typically this course is in great shape.

Course is in not good shape, and $55 is over charge for cpurse.

Like this course, especially when it's not crowded.

Walked 9 today, but only the back 9 is open right now. The course layout, at least for the back is interesting. There is a nice mix of holes, but the course is in rough shape as we emerge from winter. Greens were generally in good condition, area around the greens was very patchy. Drainage seems to be an issue, lots of standing water, and it looked like they had been installing draining, as some spots were under repair. I enjoy the front 9 better when golf season comes around, but for $20, it was a good walking 9.

Course in good condition for December, greens especially good. Great pace.

Fairway Hills is a nice little Howard County, MD public course. They don't offer much as far as food, putting green or chipping area, but they usually have a Starter that gets you out on time.

Staff interaction is very limited. They speak to their "regulars", but other than that, they won't say much.

Be careful with the pace. This is a short course as far as yardage, but there's A LOT of travel between holes and they allow "walkers". The walkers cheat and sometimes go out the back nine first because the front is easier to walk.... so they start on #10 to play 10-18 while their legs are freshest. You'll be flying through the front nine - hit a brick wall on the back nine - and not know why. Like I said, there's usually a Starter sitting there, but they allow the "regulars" to do this.

The layout is nice and pretty challenging for a 6200yd (from the Blues) course. I like it because there are holes that I can score well on after blowing up a seemingly easy par 5.

It's a little expensive unless you catch a sale, but a nice course to play. Welcome to Howard County golf.... I will be returning.

If you want to practice your irons this is the place ,I took out my driver twice

Narrow fairways,and interesting design

Greens are average

Number 17 is challenging with hi elevation and water on your right

Oct. 22. play starting 1 O'clock.I play 9 hole, Because Rain begining after 3 O'clock.

but i can not get the Rain Check.

Great course! Good condition and I was all alone on a Monday afternoon. Pretty challenging but very well laid out