Oak Hills Golf Center

The app did not let me use my monthly $10 off. Book tee time but app did not pay through the app. But got better rate at course. Course was good. Very disappointed with GOLF NOW

The course was in great shape. I would highly recommend it.

Course was in great condition. Greens were in awesome condition.

What a course what a vibe 10/10 !! These guys know how to run and take care of a course got paired up with a group for a fun game last weekend will definitely be coming back

Friendly staff, fairly difficult layout but definitely manageable, awesome course!

Oak Hills is just 5485 yds from the whites, which is short even for a par 70 (34-36) course, but there are several holes that require fairly accurate shots to stay in play, with no easy bail-out on the right or left, so if you don't have confidence in the driver you'll want to use something you know you can reliably send to your target on those holes. There are a couple of fun risk-reward opportunities, and depending on how long you are, at least one drivable par 4. The greens were in very good condition, holding full shots and rolling true, and several of them are large and undulating enough that your lag putting game will be tested ... mine was awful and I had six 3-putts, ouch! It's not my favorite course around here by a long shot, but it's a very good value and it's fun to play once in a while!

Worst golf course ever. Someone keeps cutting the grass around the tees I play, need to stop and wait. Being yelled at by an old white female. Booked 18 tees, but only played 3 and left

The course was in very good shape, especially considering that it's March 11 and the zoysia is still dormant. The greens looked a little long, which might be expected for this time of year, but they still rolled out down hill so we had to take that into account. Pace of play was fine, a single joined our twosome on 3 and we followed a couple of foursomes around and finished in 3.5 hrs. The course is very short, but unless you hit the ball very straight, you'll have issues on several holes when blasting away with driver off all the tees. There are several blind tee shots, so use the cart GPS to verify that the group in front is gone. You also might want to take the pin distances on the cart GPS with a grain of salt because at least a few of them were off, with one being wrong by 13 yards (checked with laser because my handheld GPS didn't agree with the cart GPS)! The course is reasonably walkable compared to other courses in this area, and the group in front of us had 2 walkers, but there are some steep grades (e.g., from 3 to 4, 6 to 7, 15 to 16, and up 18 fairway).

At only 5485 yards from the whites (5802 from the tips) and par 70 (three par 5s, five par 3s), this is not a course that requires bombing tee shots, but there are several holes that require a reasonably straight tee shot to avoid making a big number. The greens were moderately slow the day we played, but still tended to break quite a bit. Overall the course was in good shape, and they had done a good job of clearing the leaves so we were usually able to find our stray shots pretty quickly. We played slowly because it was cart paths only due to rain the day before ... there were no soft spots anywhere that we noticed, but I don't blame them for being conservative. The standard rates are a bit high IMHO, but the Tee-Off app rate was very good.

First time playing, and had three friends in town who joined. We all were pleasantly surprised with the quality of the course, and are already planning a return visit.

Oak Hill is in exceptionally good condition. The greens are very well kept.

We prepared to look for you ball in the rough, even if you hit it down the middle. Most landing areas had a slope.