Dunham Hills Golf Club

Course played wonderful, the greens the best I've played in weeks ,will be playing again before the season over

I would view this course as strategic. Not much margin for error. Fairways are narrow and disappear with the extremely rolling terrain. Lots of lumber and water to humble even the best of players.
The view and layout are spectacular. If you are having a lousy round, put the clubs in the back and enjoy the majesty of God's creation.

Challenging because no spot is flat. Lots of rolling hills. Initially had group hitting up on us by called ranger and it stopped. Had a nice time. Would come back again

Dunham Hills is a great track - rolling course with challenging layout. Tee to green the course is in really good shape.

Downsides are a lot of hardpan once off fairways and a very tight design - need to be careful to avoid incoming shots for adjoining holes.

We played a cold and rainy day...course drained well (actually still very dry). Really great greens - roll true and fast. One issue the day we played...very slow due to a couple foursomes playing a scramble...rangers need to push groups to finish in under 5 hours (we were close to 6 on a busy Saturday).

Overall a great value and a challenging course...well worth the cost.

Fairways and greens in good condition proximity of holes a little bit too close to each other. Tree-lined fairways require straight tee shots.

Today was a beautiful day to play. Unfortunately, the pace of play was extremely slow with multiple groups waiting on par 3 holes.
Greens very challenging and the course is in great shape.

I've always liked Dunham Hills. My favorite item, as a moderate handicap, is that it truly identifies weaknesses in one's game. Greens are quick, steeply sloped and roll very well nearly every time. Mature trees line fairways but there are enough tee shots with space for scoring. I usually play courses that are easier than this and I can hide lesser parts of my game. Dunham Hills will expose those weaknesses, especially if it's driving or putting. Dunham Hills is a course that will help you better understand your game.

Course was pretty good and valuable to play with nice rate.
But no ranger on course and we saw a few crazy and noise parties who were screaming during play and listening music!
No control for players to enjoy in a manner.

Course was challenging and in great shape. Quiet with electric carts. Beverage cart visited twice per 9!

Course was in exceptional shape and staff was friendly as always! Only suggestion is someone making sure groups keep pace. Our round was 5 + hours and the group in front of us was 2 holes behind.

I play this course on regular basis. The last two times I have played this course was when they had an outing that day. The first outing they had set up a tent for the golfers just off of the tenth tee box. In the tent they had an amplified microphone and were giving away awards and the such. It was very difficult to tee off with all the noise. Yesterday I went and there was another outing. The people in this outing were ridiculously loud. They were literally yelling at each other while on two different holes and you could hear them over half of the course. After my round I spoke to Tom and explained the conditions to him. He said that they cannot control that type of stuff and they only had two rangers. Why if you are having an outing do you only have two rangers? I asked Tom what he could do for me and he said he would give me my next round for half off. While I thought that he should have given me a rain check I accepted this compromise. When we got to the register and he saw that I had used a voucher from Group Golfer he said he could do nothing for me. This made it clear that they are only interested in their profit margin and couldn't care about the customer. While I love this course I will never play it again. I would rather play somewhere that has good customer service and is interested in repeat business.

If you have not played Dunham Hills, give it a chance. An older traditional course with great greens.
Very enjoyable.

First time playing this course and I will definitely be back. The gentleman in the pro shop for our 4pm tee time was very nice and we felt very welcome. Course was in great shape, looking forward to going back soon. Definitely need to play the course a couple times to get a good grasp of the layout. The hills out here make it quite challenging. Can't wait to be back, thank you for a great evening of golf!

I played on a Saturday morning. The weather forecast did not mention rain; however, it sprinkled throughout the round. The greens were fast - the would have been extremely fast without the rain.

The young lady at the desk was friendly and helpful as was the older gentleman starter. He said "keep your ball below the hole" - and he was right.

Lots of trees, some water. The sand traps were water logged and played like mud.

On this Best Day Ever, the weather could not have been better and the pace of play was right on.

Extremely hilly course with narrow fairways but short rough is manageable. Normally play middle tees but had to move to forward tees due to distances. Many players more skilled than we were so if you play a little slower be advised you might be letting a few pass. Great play for the value but if you're beginner or intermediate then this course will definitely put your ego in check.

Worth playing, greens are very fast and fairways are narrow.

A nice old course. Great shape all around. Only problems are the fairways are right next to each other. The course was crowded and golf balls were flying everywhere.

Very demanding golf course with many uneven lies. Slick greens will require you to be in the proper position when chipping from certain locations.

Good value, big greens and lots of great views.
I would recommend playing this course.