Highland Hills Golf Club

Course was in pretty good condition, very hilly course, but fun to play.

Several blind shots where you have no idea where the flag is. Fairways in good condition. Hole 15 has an abrubt turn. Pretty rough getting up to #18, on a barren hill. In general good.

Hitting off hard dirt on many tee boxes. Patchy greens. Easy to lose balls in rough (in play) because the grass is full of weeds and white clover that hide balls. Many blind shots off the tee.

We played twice in two years. The first time we noticed the condition of the course and gave them the benefit of the doubt they were short staffed due to Covid. None of those issues were addressed and the course was in worse shape this year.

Nice layout. Only complaint would be the greens. Really small and not well kept.

Staff is great. Course is getting better all the time. Greens & fairways good some rough areas are challenging.

The greens were terrible not only would you ball roll off the green if you hit it on it looked like people did burnouts on some of the greens. Lots of grass missing and the greens are fairly small. If you are trying to shoot low it’s better to lay up and putt from the fringe/fairway/rough.

Course greens were barely greens ! Rock hard looked like salt flats . A little bit confusing trying to find your way around . A lot of traffic . This could be a nice course if it was kept up . Felt like I was being rushed balls coming up to us when people were on the greens in front of us . Parking lot was a joke . I would not recommending to anyone .

The course itself was in pretty poor condition, greens were a mess & very small. Tee boxes were a mess, had no grass. Layout was different, very hilly, tee boxes right on back side of greens, a bit scared at times not knowing who’s hitting where. The price was right, no food in clubhouse, no hot dogs, no nothing, few candy bars and chips. Lady in pro shop was extremely friendly, she is the one reason I’d come back. Old course.... cool old golf sets on the walls..