Highland Hills Golf Club

Some parts of the course were VERY wet, so wet we could not even drive a cart up the hill.

Not only were there a lot of hills, there were moguls on the hills, which made it rather difficult for average to below average golfers.

Great beginners course with fantastic scenery. Greens are small though.

Very nice staff, easy to get around. Nice place to play and affordable round.

Course is in good condition grass wise. The ground here is hard. A tee shot of 270yds ended up at just over 355 once it stopped rolling. I had a few shots from the fairway where the club actually bounced off the ground before I hit the ball, divots were almost impossible to come by. After the first few holes I just changed the club choice and tried to sweep the ball without a divot. Got a hot deal tee time so for $10 I can't complain too much.

I got 18 holes with cart on a Friday morning for $11 through Golfnow, their super deals or whatever its called. We have had a lot of rain so everything in the area is very green and fun to play right now. The markers are off so bring your range finder or GPS, the greens are small but that didn't bother me, and the staff was friendly. This was the perfect place for me to warm up for a round I had in the afternoon at a different course. I thought it was a great deal especially for $11. That's a bucket of balls at some places.

This course was okay playing it the one time, but I probably won't go back at least this season. There are simply better options in the area. If the drive isn't bad, and the price is right, then go try it.

Course pretty much wide open, greens in decent condition, fairways like hitting off hard cement, could not take a divot.

If you are looking for cheap golf during the weekend, this is the place. $15 hot deal for 18 holes with cart. You can't beat that. The course lay-out is tight. The greens are small (40 feet across), hard and rolls slow. The actual yardage on each hole is shorter than the score card indicates. The yardage book in the cart appears more accurate. The key challenges on this course are the blind tee shots, hilly fairways on the back-9, and small greens. Long hitters will love the par 5s and short par 4s. Bunkers were fluffy but with some gravel. There's only one person on staff to run the pro-shop and bar and she was really nice. No starter or marshall to manage the pace of play. Pace wasn't a problem for me on a lazy Sunday afternoon.

The scorecard shows this course around 6200 yards but the GPS showed each hole to be 50-100 yards shorter than listed in the card and there was nowhere further back to put the tee box. This has to be on purpose because nobody can mess up that bad.

The greens we supper small most measuring around 40x30 TOPS.

Since the course was so tight it seemed like fairways practically crossed each other.

Other than that the course was very pleasant with nice elevation changes and in decent condition.

I have played at the course many times over the past 30 years. I have never seen the course In better condition. The greens were in excellent condition.

Natural beauty of hills and trees and very green (thanks to rainy weather this season). 5700 yards for ladies tees was challenging, but easy to read greens made up for it. Price paid was exceptional deal. We will be back!

great value for what it is. Great place to practice. I found very little pressure in the early morning. Just enough trouble to keep you on your toes.

First time at H.H. & we will be back. Have you short game ready because the greens ar small but the course is short. Many blind shots but cart has a map card of each hole & that helped. Great bang for the buck.

We played this course for $15 each which was an amazing deal. It does not have many places that you can get in trouble.

second time out for the year,first time playing the course will go back!

I lucked out and got a couple super deals on tee times. For what I paid, it was an awesome deal.

The layout is old school, set up for walkers. It is not overly challenging. It is not a "resort style" course. BUT it was a nice day of golfing. (As I tell my normal partner, I can lose balls on ANY course so we don't have to hunt down the most challenging courses as I can make them challenging enough myself!! I am a double bogey golfer...)

If you are going to courses because they have awesome clubhouses with spiffy lounges, this is not your course. The clubhouse is modest and staffed by some of the nicest folks I've met. They are very accommodating.

The course itself has some very nice holes and is reasonably well-maintained. My main quibbles with the course itself is that it could use some better signage (directions back & forth across the road, distances to pin, things like that...).

One interesting feature is that the carts (mostly) have a yardage book available to refer to. I have rarely seen this on the courses that I play and it was a nice feature!

If you want to play a nice round of golf where the people you deal with are really nice, head to Highland Hills...

Not for the I can't help myself big hitter who might tend to stray, unless a creative short game backs it up. Moderate accuracy required for a decent round, freindly enough environment, enjoyed myself. Definite advantage if you have played the course before, especially recently with todays technology enhanced clubs to leave comfortable yardages into the rolling greens.

The staff was very accomodating with using golf now voucher along with groupgolfer voucher for 2nd foursome. Everyone appreciated the bucet of balls that came with the deal. We had such agreat day we played an additional 9 holes after our round. It was very reasonable. For an older course, we thought it was challenging at times yet fun. I will be playing hter next year again. My friends and family said the same.

In fair condition, easy to get on. Friendly golf course, not much of a challenge for low handicap golfers. Can play better courses in the area for much less cost