Mulberry Hills Golf Course

Beautiful course. Narrow, tricky. Anything off the fairway is gone.

The goose crap on like 3-4, was kind of annoying. Impossible to putt.

Beautiful course, bet it’s nice in the fall!

The course was in good shape and the pace of play was good.

I have recommended this course to several of my friends.

Greens are in good shape, but the fairway and tee box grass was a bit long.

Mulberry is a low cost course in an exurban area. The greens on the back 9 are ridiculous - inverted soup bowls. The only reason they are fair is that they are the same for everyone. You better be a good chipper. Front 9 greens are normal. Did not eat at the course but they had a full menu of bar-food: sandwiches and salads, hot dogs and the like. Nothing fancy. Some water holes (forced carries) and no bunkers. Lots of swamp and wetlands. Mostly flat and straight.

The backside is challenging due so several blind tee shots required and no bell to ring to alert the people behind that we were clear. Result was we were hit up on twice due to the blind shots. Also, several greens on the back are crowned so much that they require precision shots and a prior knowledge of the crowns to avoid roll off and additional shots

Great course, great pace, but the caterpillars were unreal and gross. They were literally everywhere.

Probably by far the best course I've played for it's cost in this area.

I enjoyed the challenge of playing this course. The greens were fast and had a lot of pitch so they were challenging. My biggest issue was the proximity of the tees to the previous holes green. We were hit into waiting to tee off several times. Beautiful course.

Very impressive. Although it says 6500 from the tips, it plays every bit of 6900 yards. Shot 35 on the front and 39 on the back. My wedges saved me, and the greens were crazy.