Hampton Golf Club

The course is in awful shape, poorly maintained tee boxes, and greens. Bunkers that have had sod laid over it probably since they can’t maintain it. all of that and it surrounds apartments where there are always people walking around the course and even through it who are oblivious to golf (ie: talking loud, walking through fairways, etc)

Hamptons is a fun course for beginners and people trying to work on shorter clubs. The staff is super friendly. This is a course that is nice to people who don't have the straightest shots. The rough it's too long, and the water is far enough away where you can usually stay out of trouble. The greens aren't the fastest but they are fair, and the pin placements are never impossible. Definitely leave some time, since there are a lot of beginner golfers here so pace of play is a little slower than usual.

Due to the release of Covid-19 constraints people flocked to the course both young and old. Thus, the pace of play was very slow. The layout of this course was fun and offered a couple of challenges while overall the fairways to greens were relative easy. The greens and fairways could use a lot of love. I believe things will get better as the season continues. I will be returning to play the course.

Besides being really wet and sand pits being water hazards still one of my favorite courses to golf

Slow course, great practice course! I went on a Monday and enjoyed the beautiful day, walk on the course, and hit some drives near the greens. Very nice course!

Very inexpensive course great for mid to high handicappers or families with children. The course layout is such that even a better player will be somewhat challenged as to shot selection. No hole is longer than about 300 yards and the course does have some water as well as sand bunkers. The pace of play can be very slow for such a short course as many patrons are walking and/or not very experienced golfers. Overall nice place to practice your skills as long as you’re not in a hurry

Truly awful. The course is so unkempt and the course ranger is so unprofessional. All the fairways are torn to shreds and there are sticks and geese poop everywhere, you’re much more likely to hit that than your ball. The course is littered with garbage and pace of play is terrible simply due to poor management by the course ranger. He spends more time following and intimidating people by staring at them golf super closely than doing anything else. The customer service is terrible, very rude staff. The only nice one is the manager in the clubhouse. It’s inexpensive but still way overpriced for what you get. Absolute waste of money. Go anywhere else, seriously. This may have turned me off of golfing. Don’t waste $25 on this. Go putt putting, it’ll be more fun.

Excellent pitch and putt course for beginners. Three par 3’s and six short par 4’s. You really don’t even need to pull out driver for this course, but there’s a few holes where you can if you wanted to. Greens are like velcro, which is nice for amateurs but a bit frustrating leaving so many short. Pace can be a bit of a drag sometimes, but that’s to be expected at a course like this. 5/5 for the value, great place to practice

My brother & enjoyed our usual weekly round of golf at the Hampton yesterday, 31 May 2919 and found the course to be in good shape despite the soggy weather of the preceding week. We are both seniors and find the course to be just about right for us in terms of challenge and enjoyment.

Good for new or inexperienced golfers if you can get on for under 10$

Good for beginners and those who don’t mind poor conditions.

Pace of play was slow, fairways and greens in good shape, greens very slow,

It’s early in the year so I didn’t expect the course to be glowing. Traps were well kept and soft though so hats always a telltale. Staff is always great and they have a rewards program. It’s the perfect place for a quick 9 after work or to take the wife.

Perfect short 9 hole course to work on your irons before real season starts.

Course is in decent shape. Round had minimal waiting for groups ahead. The greens had not been cut and had some debris on them, which made putting an adventure.