Mulberry Hills Golf Course

The course was fine and in good condition. The road to get to the course was ridiculous. Dirt road with huge holes in it

Despite having an outing in front of us, the pace of play on the front 9 was OK. However, when we got to the back 9 the pace slows way down due to some ridiculously sloped/domed greens.

If you don't stick it next to the pin, you're rolling off the sides on many of the greens.

Management needs to flatten these out. In doing so, the pace of play will improve a ton.

The course is nice, with different kinds of holes, water, hills, straight, dog leg

Beautiful piece of property but the back nine was wet and there are way too many crowned greens!

Great course very little traffic because of location

The course is well designed and cared for, but unfortunately the clubhouse smells of ammonia (cat urine). This makes check in uncomfortable, and you’ll want to avoid entering the building at the turn. Staff is really friendly and the greenskeeper is on top of their game.

I enjoyed the course and had a good time the only problem was there are so many blind spots. With the leaves falling now it was impossible to find my ball even on the fairway at times. I did however find several other balls in plain site through the course. Definitely other golfers were having the same issue. I still will go back because it is a beautiful course.

The course was in great shape. The greens are perfect and probably the most challenging part of the course besides the 4 blind shots on the back. Make sure you get a new cart some of the old ones should be retired or refreshed. Staff was very friendly.

Difficult course. It’s tough but fair. What it lacks in sand traps it makes up with the tricky pin placement. If you’re long on the green putting can be a nightmare. Very friendly staff. Well worth the money. We drove an hour to play here and will definitely come back.