The North at Hartland Glenn Golf Course
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Top 25 Most Improved U.S. Golf Courses(2025 #8)
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Bang for the Buck
The course is in good shape overall. The staff is very nice people. The Golf karts are newer and clean. Small driving range & practice putting green. I play here 2 or three times a month.
Don't waste your money
Not sure if the other reviews were from friends of the owners or something, but that place is terrible. Gone down hill fast since clearly more concerned with subdivision going in. Course was in bad condition. Greens had big dead spots, grass wasn't cut in many areas, weeds, etc...
Actually told the guy in the office about the conditions and he could care less. Just made excuses about new greens keeper.
Great deal on golf now… we got a very early tee time on a Sunday and had it wide open until the turn.
Fairways are quite narrow here with lots of dog legs plenty of water and some longish rough - this course is not the easiest place to score low. This is not a top of the line course but it is not a dump as some reviewers are saying. Conditions were very good for late July - especially the greens which were in great shape.
Good course, greens and fairways, great deal
Great greens, good fairways nicely soft and green, good tee boxes, sand is ok some pebbles and not hard.
Played 18 blue and red course at 7am 7/8/24. No mosquitos. I do not understand why anyone would have bad review of this course for $20-$25 deal for 18.
Budget track
This is the cheapest course in the area. If you're expecting new carts, GPS, smooth cart paths, go pay $20 more to play elsewhere. I'm happy courses like this still exist that bring the game of golf to all people.
The course is set up as (3) 9-hole courses, blue is a standard par 36, red was a par 37, and white is a par 34. Longest par 3 was 170 yards. A few challenging tee shots require you to be straight, especially on the red course. Some tee boxes had overhanging trees to get around. There's virtually no difference between the blue and white tees.
Greens were great - tons of seed, ran smooth, grains were a little long but there was plenty of seed. Greens weren't too challenging, not much slope. Can't comment on the sand, greenside bunkers weren't really in play outside of a couple holes on the red 9. Tee boxes were small. Fairway grass and rough was long but maintenance was off for the 4th of July and then we had a bunch of rain on the 5th so they get a break. We were pleasantly surprised to see a drink cart on the course.
Tee times are run on 8-minute intervals while (6) other public courses in the area are running on 9- or 10-minute intervals, so make sure to check in advance how crowded the course is before booking, otherwise you could be looking at a 5+ hour round.
White 9 Holes
First time playing the White 9. It's a very nice and easy track with some nice views and great setups. Greens were in very solid shape except for some players who didn't fix their ball marks.
Fairways in excellent condition. A few tees are just mid condition. Bang for the buck, I'd go back in a heartbeat!
What Happened?
This course is just one big mess. Most fairways were under water, cart paths were a big mud pit. Greens were slow and bumpy. Paid 39$ and it’s a 20$ course at best. Won’t be back.
Long grass and rude owner
I lost 6 Chrome Soft balls in the 1st cut?!!! The 1st cut was extremely thick and long (3-6 inches long). Good shots just off the fairway and I couldn’t locate my ball. The fairways were the length of normal 1st cut rough. Couldn’t backspin off the fairway because grass was between my club and the ball. Greens were also hairy and very slow. I wrote a Google Review and the owner replied with a rude comment basically telling me I don’t know what I’m talking about. Man I wish I would have taken some pictures lol. Course is NOT worth $38 on a Wednesday. It was fairly empty and beautiful outside, so apparently others feel the same way. Drive a little further to go to Timber Trace, Chumung Hills, or Hunters Ridge. Similar pricing and these courses embarrass Hartland Glen
Decent Course For Price
I played the white course 9 holes after a decent rain on Thursday night and Friday. It was very wet and sloppy and I lost my ball a couple of times because I lost it in the sky and because it was so wet it didn't bounce so I couldn't locate. Other than that the course was good for the price. The white course was fairly easy as everything was straight down the middle for the most part with few hazards. Greens were relatively easy to read and well upkept. Overall I have played this course a few times and keep going back because of the price and variety of courses. I go before 7am usually to avoid large groups of people. Can get done in about and hour or so and very rarely get caught up in slow play.
Great Deal
I have played here for years and it has been through its ups and downs. This year however it is the best I have ever seen it! The greens are smooth and true (not the fastest around) and consistent. The fairways have improved vastly and have grass in them. Every time I play the rangers say hi and seem to be repairing ball marks on greens for hours everyday!
For the price and the pace of play (I have never played in over 4 hrs 30 min (including on Father's DAy) I love visiting here multiple times per month. It never seems they just want my money but are happy to see us! Highly recommend