Highland Hills Golf Club

This is a family-run course with many challenges but a fairly open approach on the fairways. The greens could use a little more love but it’s a great course to practice and get your shot right

Even with a GolfNow hot deal this course is not worth it. You can’t even put a tee in the ground in most tee boxes. The ground is rock hard. Many of the greens are dried out and the same for fairways. I think my Hot deal was $40. I think at most this course is worth $15 - $20 for 18 holes.

The course has gone downhill dramatically despite charging twice as much as pre-pandemic. There are tee boxes littered with gravel and massive areas of bare dirt (see 18). There are manyygreens bad, very bad shape. The 17th green has holes in it and big dirt areas. The pace of play was terrible. Nobody lets groups play through. Will never go back!

Pace of play & course conditions were egregious. Spend an extra $5-10 to play another local track. Will not be back

Course has gone WAY downhill in the last month. Tee boxes have gone from a minefield to a minefield littered with rocks (potentially very dangerous). The ranger just sits behind a tree on the first hole and does not enforce any pace of play (I saw 3 groups waiting on one tee at points). Greens keepers have literally destroyed half of the greens, hole 8 is the worst with a nearly foot deep hole on it. And to top it off, the price has risen to $46 a person. Don’t waste your money here, trust.

Course has gone WAY downhill in the last month. Tee boxes have gone from a minefield to a minefield littered with rocks (potentially very dangerous). The ranger just sits behind a tree on the first hole and does not enforce any pace of play (I saw 3 groups waiting on one tee at points). Greens keepers have literally destroyed half of the greens, hole 8 is the worst with a nearly foot deep hole on it. And to top it off, the price has risen to $46 a person. Don’t waste your money here, trust.

We always have enjoyed playing at Highland Hills. The people there are great and accommodating to our needs. We have been going there for years.

Fun course, Challenging but not overly difficult. Some of the tee boxes and greens could use some attention Big dry bald spots on some of the green and some tee boxes were hard pan and beat up. Had no issues with the pace of play even though it was the 4th of July Holiday. Overall a nice course. The staff was super friendly and helpful.

The course needs some TLC. The tee boxes were beat up, there were overgrown clovers in the rough and some of the greens had dirt patches and no grass. Most of the golf carts were missing the front wind screen or were broken where only the lower half was still on the cart. The course layout is dangerous. The back 9 had tee boxes right next to the previous hole's green. The group behind us hit one of the golf carts once. Hole 15 is a dog leg right that is reachable from the tee box, but blind. There is a bell to ring at the green, but no signage on the tee box letting golfers know to wait until the green is clear before taking aim. I was almost hit while putting. We paid $20 per person, I guess you get what you pay for.

The staff were very friendly, but not a good enough reason to come back and play again.