The North at Hartland Glenn Golf Course

Course was in terrible shape they charged 16 dollars a piece for each person in a cart ridiculous and the course was the worst I’ve ever seen it.

I gave the course decent reviews as I used to enjoy playing here. My bad I guess for not noticing the small print that it was going to cost an additional 16.00 for two people to use a cart. Have never payed for a cart here at any time, and won't be back to see if you still pay for a cart. On a high note it was hot, but the course was in pretty decent shape.

South course... worst course I have ever played!!!! Pathetic!!! Go to the driving range instead... should sell the place for homes...or anything else for that matter

First of all they charged 16 dollars per golfer for a cart even though we only used 1 cart 32:.00 ridiculous I won’t be back terrible.

It is easier to play than South.

Green is almost flat , wider general area, bit the rough is a pretty tough condition.

Played the south course, fairways and rough were poorly maintained and in bad shape. Wasn’t expecting emasculate by any stretch of the imagination considering the course and cost but was really disappointed. Surprisingly the greens were fairly decent.

Bad course. Fairways terrible. Weeds. Save your $45 and play another course. Paid $28 on golf now and when we show up they want to charge us $16 a piece for a cart.

I used to work as a ranger at the Hartland Glen courses back in the day. The south course was designed by George Duke as I have been told. The South Front is different from the South Back as it is a par 37 with three par 5's and only one par three. The par three third is a hole you must have a good playable tee shot and the very large green is a challenge. The par four 4th and 5th are strange holes. You must hit a rope for a tee shot on the 4th as it is narrow. In the old days, the pond used to jut out and either you drove it or you played a mid iron. There is a lot of mold on the greens the day I played. The south back is my favorite. The second hole is a very fun par 4. I think it used to be a five. The 7th hole par three is a terrific hole with a L shaped tee box that comes into play. The 8th hole requires a well placed tee shot or you are blocked out. HGS is a good value for the money. It does need to be in better shape though.

While not the most challenging course, I ALWAYS enjoy playing at Hartland Glen. It is always a peaceful place to be with a great atmosphere. Lots of nice Scots, Austrian and White Pines spread throughout the terrain which Which I like to see on a course. While not a particularly long golf course, It’s not extremely short either. It has never been in bad shape this season, aside from a few tee boxes that were beat up earlier in the year but they filled out pretty well as the summer progressed. The greens are also in good condition but they are not very challenging as there are no extreme breaks. I would enjoy the greens more if they were a bit faster but they play well and if you get used to the low to moderate speeds, the greens are the place to score. The mosquitos can be overwhelming here in parts of the course in the summer time so bring bug repellent. The staff is pleasant, the golf carts aren’t too slow which is always nice and the best part about Hartland Glen is that they have a second 18 hole golf course which gives you the tighter fairways, blind shots and much faster and challenging greens. The south course is quite short but that helps in dealing with the difficulty and challenge it offers... So, you get a lot of value and options at Hartland Glen. I wish it wasn’t a 40 minute drive from me but with that being said I’ve still played there at least 20 times this season of 2019.

Good layout but very wet, the north course is in better shape.

Hartland Glen is a scenic golf course without the bells and whistles newer courses offer. This keeps the prices down, which I appreciate. The tee boxes could be enhanced by leveling, especially the ladies. The rough was quite high, which made the round challenging.

I played this course this morning (about a 45 minute drive for me) and it was worth it for sure. For 25$ it was a great course. If anything I’d say it was a touch on the short side but not necessarily easy. I was never in the sand so I can’t comment on bunker conditions, but the fairways, tee blocks and greens were all in great condition. Not a PGA course by any means but a great little course and plenty of fun and challenge to be had here

The Green's are like a new peace carpet. They have fare size greens with small subtle ups and downs. That demands a second look at your line. The Green's held consistent soft and steady increasingly speed as the day went on .

As for the fairways well manicured. If I had to knock something down it would be some of the tee boxes could've been better maintained . Overall it was a great experience vary scenic . Lots of old growth trees . I would definitely recommend this course to my friends and anyone that enjoys the game .

Nice course, maintained beautifully. Pace of play was excellent. Great value, will definitely play again.

Fairways weren’t manicured far out, greens were excellent! Tee box’s in great shape, beautiful course. Sand bunkers were more like dirt bunkers, not real soft sand. Played south 19. Will definitely come back to play. Course was just challenging enough to make you work for it!