Scotch Hills Country Club

The course is short which is nice if you don’t hit far off the tee. However, the layout is very odd (weird hills/slopes) and very narrow so you have to keep your head up to prevent being hit by stray golf balls. The sand pits were extremely firm and most didn’t have any rakes to use after stepping in them. The course wasn’t in great shape but for the money you get what you pay for. Easy to get a last minute tee time but will likely play somewhere else

Had the pleasure to play here the past couple weeks. Best bang for your buck on a 9-hole. Better than expected conditions and good layout.

Haven't been in several years. Was impressed with conditions, fairways and greens. Best I seen there.

Tad slow , can't have everything. Still a very good challenge, you have to control your ball.

It’s an interesting course layout. My concern is the holes being so close together and blind shots , it can be a little dangerous. There were several holes in which balls came very near me from all directions and was concerned about getting hit. I paid $43 for my son ( a junior rate) and me for 9 holes. Given the course being short and a little dangerous, I would like to play it again especially if the rate were a little less expensive. For a full 18 holes at a more “normal” length golf course at Ashbrook and Galloping Hill, I pay a total of $60 for my son and me on the weekend. That is much better value for the money.

Very challenging greens and a few difficult holes, despite the short layout.

The course is in very good condition (bunkers excluded) and well maintained. Although it is short, most holes are quite challenging, especially from the blue tees.

Played this course in a cloudy day and did not feel rushed at all. Played with a great group as well. It's a pretty flat and well played out course.