Highland Hills Golf Club

Pace of play was great. Course conditions were fair to good. There were a couple of tee boxes and green that were rough, but overall a good experience.

The staff in the kitchen were great the golf course was a nice shape but a few of the tea boxes and many of the greens had damage from the winter and did not recover as of yet around the golf course there was bare Grass and dry spots where it needs some attention it could be a very nice course but right now I can't give it that rating I would go back again in the fall it's a fair value but it could be a great value with a little bit of money put into it

The improvements that are needed to make this course enjoyable don't seem to be possible. It needs to be redesigned and serious money put into the grounds to make it worthwhile and warrant such a valuable location.

Played here Saturday, and had a good experience. Yardages on the scorecard are not even close to being correct, greens were hard (not receptive), and some damage to the greens were obvious.

Pace of play was excellent (under 4 hours teeing off at 10:30 on a Saturday is never bad), food was solid and inexpensive, and the layout had a good mix of "requires accuracy" and "wide open" to it.

I play here quite a bit it is a very nice course not too big but it comes with this challenges. Everyone there is very nice and polite. They treat you as if they are happy that you are choosing to play golf on their course that day. They have the best hot dogs I have tasted while playing golf.

Nice course especially for a beginner. The front nine were really nice and helped me gain confidence. I didn’t do the back nine

Took way too long waiting 20-30 minutes a hole for other groups to clear out. Took 4 hours to play 9 holes. Got hit with a golf ball on the shoulder second hole. Dirt patches everywhere, ground was hard as a rock. No organization from staff running tee times.

The course is in really bad condition currently. It’s dry as a bone, hard as a rock, and terribly inconsistent. I would not pay so much for such dreadful conditions again. You can’t shoot for the greens, you have to lay up. Once you’re on, the roll is hard to judge. The sprinklers were spraying me on a lot of tee boxes and such. They just don’t have the equipment or the help to maintain the course in proper condition. It’s a short course and not much to expect

I have never written a review for anything but this place deserves it. First off, they charged $45 for 18 with a cart. Plus $14 for a rider. This course should MAYBE be $25 and that’s a stretch….. Second, the tee boxes (if you want to even call it a tee box) we’re in the worst shape I’ve ever seen. Hitting off a hard concrete dirt patch is what it compared to. Greens were like a trampoline, hit the green from 100 yards out and it just bounces off the green. Not to mention looked like they were mowed about a week ago. We had multiple golf balls fly past our carts and didn’t hear a single FOUR yelled towards us. No idea what they are putting their money into because it sure isn’t the golf course. Only good thing about the whole place was the baby fox on the 17th green who was curious and kept coming out to say hi. I will never be back and will be sure to tell everyone I know to stay away from this dirt patch.

I wouldn’t pay more than $25 for 18 with a cart here. Tee boxes were terrible, greens are in rough shape. Not much difference between the fairway and rough. Hard to tell the difference.