Hampton Golf Club

So overbooked. Had a 3 hour round of 9 and there was nothing at all I could do about it. The course is expensive for how poorly maintained it is. No reason to get a cart or handcart because of the amount of waiting you will do. Course is $14 +$2 for handcart and +$6 for cart. So you're either paying $14,$16, or $20 for a below-average course. For comparable courses in the area, this is way overvalued.

Good course, I’m a beginner and it allowed me to practice my game at a good pace. Like others have said, a lot of geese but not much you can do about that, they disappear after the 4th hole. Overall had a great time and will be coming back! Very friendly staff.

Played 9 holes with a friend here the other day before work. Had two separate couples in front of us taking about 20 minutes to get through 8 shots on each hole. Geese poop everywhere on the course. But I can’t complain past that for the price I paid.

Geese poop was every where and would never come back any hills every where worst golf corse I’ve ever been to.

Wanted to play Par 3 with friend who doesn't walk well lately. Called ahead to make sure I've could get a Cart. Guy on the phone said Sure Thing. Arrive next day only to be told, all the carts are for the Outing Only that was about to tee off. They would give me a pull cart. When I explained I called ahead of time yesterday.... guy just shrugged his shoulders and said Hey I Just Work Here. No Carts for You. I left. Nice cop- out statement old man.

I've lived in the city for years and never knew about this course until I found it on Google by accident. I've golfed there twice this year and have been happy with the staff, course conditions and my round overall both times. It's a great course for beginners to work on their game or just to knock out a relaxing round. Took my son for his first round there last week and we had a great time. Course itself is in good shape....like any other small course they could use some money to fix the pathways, etc. Overall, great little course and I'll be back

It was a very reasonably priced, entry-level course. Tucked away near the 53-3 District Court building. Although called a “par 3” course there are several short par-4 holes as well. The pro shop was well stocked and the staff member there was helpful. They also had plenty of carts on a weekend, although it was lightly raining that day. The course layout was nothing to write home about, again very simple but there was some variety.

Honestly it's a short easy 9. The course is in the best condition that I can remember. They've put a bit of nice work into improvements from the club house to the greens.

Nice course. However had to wait too long. Slow golfers in front of us.

This course provides a great opportunity for both the novice golfer, as well as the intermediate golfer looking to focus more on his/her iron game.The overall layout is a great 9 hole course with ample mature trees, pond, and creeks, all nestled among nice homes and condo's.The people who run the course are very friendly and are as accommodating as possible. The green fees, motorized cart, and pull cart fees are very fair. Now for the items I feel that can be improved upon.The greens are usually cut a bit longer requiring a little more putting stroke than most courses require. The bunkers are mostly packed sand and could use a few more truckloads of the fluffy stuff from the Sleeping Bear Dunes area. And finally if at all possible, PLEASE do something about the geese overpopulation. I am just as much of an animal lover as the next guy, but they are ruining a true gem of Rochester Hills. No golfer likes putting through piles of goose poop. Will I keep coming back? Absolutely! The convenient location, friendly staff, and reasonable fees are definitely worth it!

It's a nice easy walk to tune up your game. I'm very glad to see they're repairing the club house and other features. If they continue it'll be a good afterwork/ early season special. Quick round good for working on your iron game.