Mulberry Hills Golf Course

Great course with plenty of challenges along the way. Staff is very friendly & accommodating. All around, great experience. Highly recommended.

I only played the back 9 but every green was crowned. Also many of the tee boxes were not level.

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

This place has the potential to be a great golf course, however it will need to be sold to people who care. I generally can let a lot of things slide, but as a small business owner myself, I am constantly putting my heart and soul into my company to make sure it is living up to its potential. This place has so many little things that could be improved.
Let's start with the parking lot...its weird. At first I couldn't even tell if I was in the right place, there is no signage for bag drop or anything and its kind of a hike to get to the clubhouse. Fine for me, but may pose an issue for any elderly or disabled golfers. No big deal, but worth mentioning. Could easily be fixed by just simply having a bag drop at the edge of the lot like every other golf course everywhere.
Second complaint: The tee box markers (you know, the little black, blue, white, red markers to tell you where to hit from) only have one of each per hole. COME ON!!! I could go buy some wood, chop it up, paint it, and solve this problem in A SINGLE DAY. How can you have a golf course where there are no legal (according to the rules of golf) tee boxes!!!? So stupid and could be so inexpensively fixed.
Third complaint: I played with my wife and young son. We were looking to grab some lunch (11 am) after our round so we hiked back to the car, changed shoes, dropped off clubs, and walked back up to "Hank's " bar and grill" at the clubhouse. I asked the bartender for some menus and her response floored me: "our kitchen is closed on the weekends"

What?

I said "do you know when people golf?" and her dumb response was "well, it's just a small family owned course and they don't want to open the kitchen on the weekends"

What a bunch of lazy idiots. If this was my business, I'd be there from sun up to sun down doing everything possible to make sure my customers have a great experience. If you are going to have a restaurant...wouldn't it make MORE sense to open WHEN THERE ARE THE MOST NUMBER OF PEOPLE AROUND??? Makes no sense!!!!

Third complaint: On number 9, they had the tee box marker all the way at the front of the tee box...but there were 4 foot tall weeds at the end of the tee box making the only viable shot a wedge (on a 450+ yard par 4). Even from the back edge of the tee box (where I moved the tee box marker to out of courtesy) it was sketchy to be able to clear the weeds with a driver. Why??? 2 minutes and a machete would solve this problem.

Bottom line: This place doesn't care about golfers and looks like there are no actual golfers involved in any of the decision-making. The layout is actually quite fun and the conditions are fine. The greens rolled true and fairways were lush. Sure, it was a bit rough around the edges...but could easily be cleaned up with a little work.

They need to sell this place to someone who really cares and can take care of it. It needs SO LITTLE to be a decent place. I have trouble reconciling why nobody is addressing the problems I mentioned as I'm sure they would be noticeable to any golfer.

The course is great but the staff is rude to the extreme from the pro shop to the rangers. Cart ladies were nice.

Went pretty early in the morning and the greens were incredibly fast. Very tricky course but very well maintained. I really enjoyed playing here

Fantastic greens for the money, rolled true and fairly quick. Would play here again.

It was like putting on top of a fish bowl! The grees are to high and the ball rolls off to much. the back 9 greens are the pitts!!!

Everything about this course is great except the greens are shaped like an upside down soup bowl. While I understand the challenge I do not like when they cut the holes on the side of a significant slope. I know, boo hoo right?

Everything was just that 'pretty good'. I drove about forty minutes and passed by other courses that I like to play more, for about the same price. With that said it was just that 'pretty good'.

The course is in good shape. I has nice wide fairways for the beginner/intermediate golfer. The club house gardens are beautiful.

Challenging course due to greens and long par 4s. They have crowned the greens to the point of if you don't flop right on the pin you'll run right back down the other side of the green. Not uncommon to 3 putt many of the holes. We did get it at a great deal so we were still quite pleased with the course for the money. I would play again.

Mulberry Hills is a great value. The course is always in good shape. From the Back tees it is a very challenging 6700 yards. The only thing i can say negative is there are one or two greens that are too sloped, which requires very good positioning on your approach shots. Also there is no sand.

The course was what you would expect for the money you pay. Fairways were mostly playable and most of the greens were in good shape. My only complaint were the greens on the back nine had some ridiculous pin placements. The greens are all inverted bowls and the ball often rolls off with the slightest miscalculation. Not fun.

I have played this course many times over the years. Given all the rain and harsh winter we had the course was wet and not cut very well. Course is somewhat challenging for an amateur hack like myself. The fairways are easy to navigate but the greens are ridiculously difficult, shaped like upside down tea cups. It is better to be below the hole on many greens. That staff is always very friendly and food/drink prices are set at an affordable, non-inflated, price for most.

Spoke with them earlier (open) - my son went up there and they were closed. must have lost power and could not contact anyone? He wasted his $$ on gas...o well

Found the round online that morning and they did a great job of keeping their word with the price. It is a wide open course that allows you to open up your swing. Very friendly staff, and even after the heavy rain the night before, they still had the course in good shape. Fun course.

This course is an old cow farm. It can be annoying when you hit a tee shot but never find it due to the tee shot being blind and the overgrown fescue. The domed greens can also be irritating especially when its windy. Nothing bad to say about the staff as they are very nice and they market themselves very well considering their location, I personally am just not a fan of the course.

Booked the tee time because it was great price on a GolfNow hot deal. Course was in decent shape, although the greens here are terrible--in good condition but most all of them shaped like bowls. The great price offset this.

However, while on the course, the snack cart lady's credit card machine was not working properly, so rather than being accommodating and letting us settle at the front desk after our round, she wanted to take our credit card with her for us to pick up later! And all to take care of a $3.50 charge! No way I'm giving my credit card to someone and letting them drive off with it. She grudgingly allowed us to settle at the clubhouse, but made sure to note that she would be looking for our cart.

When we finished the round, they had the maintenance man there to remind us to see the front desk. A bit over-the-top for $3.50. We settled up at the same place we had bought hot dogs at the turn. In the mean time, the lady at the front desk (one of the owners), caught us coming through and wanted to see a receipt. We hadn't gotten one, and she wasn't going to let us leave without seeing one, and chided us for paying at the restaurant, rather than at the front desk. I walked back to restaurant to get a receipt, and the other owner was there and said not to worry about it, that she would let the front desk lady know that we had paid. Again, all this hassle for $3.50!

There isn't a deal good enough to make me want to return to this course.

just not a fan of this course . some holes were cool but just not for me