North at Victor Hills Golf Club

The area has been getting some rain lately, so the course definitely played soft.

The greens are in great shape, and definitely the best part of the round.

The fairways are in good shape, but the trees are starting to make them very narrow. This course has a ton of trees, they could probably take down 1,000 trees and it would still have a ton.

The tee boxes are really beat up, and on many it’s hard to find grass to hit off. Tree removal would likely help getting some grass to grow on these.

The bunks are absolutely awful, and they should really just get rid of them. They do not take care of them and most don’t drain. One picture I posted shows the golf ball sized rocks scattered all over. The second picture shows a bunker that was a pond. This is not due to the recent rain either… the bunker had dozens of tadpoles growing up in it!! They will likely be frogs before it ever dries up.

We paid $47.00 on a Sunday morning, and overall I do not think you are getting much for your money. This is probably why they had last minute tee times on a Sunday morning.

Of the three 18 hole courses I think the North course is the most interesting. The Victor area has rolling hills so in general this makes all the courses fun and challenging. The North course takes the best advantage of the hilliness. There are wide open holes but most are lined with mature trees and you are almost always dealing with grade changes. In recent years the conditions have been very good and the prices are very reasonable. They not only have a senior rate, but a super senior rate. The staff could be a bit more friendly and sometimes it's tough to get a tee time because they have so many tournaments there, but with 3 courses one of them is always available. I'd rate the East course second best – a short but strategic course, and the South course more of a beginner's course – nice, but less challenging.

Play your 9 holes at the north or south if you are anybody who can hit it fairly well this is pretty easy and not very well kept