Jack Hill State Park
About Jack Hill State Park
Georgia's Jack Hill State Park (formerly named Gordonia-Alatamaha) is located in southeast part of the state and home to an 18-hole course, Brazell's Creek Golf Course, designed by Dennis Griffiths and opened in 2008. Accommodations for overnight guests range from eight rental cottages to 29 tent, trailer and RV campsites. Besides golf, the park is home to a 12-acre lake with boat and paddleboard rentals, playground, outdoor fitness equipment and miniature golf. Footgolf is also offered at the golf course.Facts
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Reviews
Course was in pristine condition
Front 9 to back 9 are totally different and made for a fun round! Weather was perfect with some wind gusts but course was pristine and well maintained. Worth a play
Very good condition
Greens were in fantastic shape, much better than I played a couple of years ago. Only complaints was they did not have any brakes out for the bunkers and tee placement on 7 made it almost impossible to get to fairway
New Carts Are Awesome, But...
I have always liked this course, because of the difference from the front to the back 9. It's really like playing 2 different course. They recently added new carts, that are very nice and definitely an upgrade. I really liked the GPS that shows map, keeps score and shows distance to the hole. It also has geofence technology that shuts the carts down when entering certain areas of the course. This needs some tweaking. It shuts the cart off without warning (I realize there is a visual warning in the GPS display, but it is too small to read, for an older guy with not perfect vision). You are not allowed to visit the parking lot with the carts or go directly to the driving range, when I asked about the driving range, they told me I had to drive the cart path thru hole 1, then approach hole 2, then turn in to the range. That is fine, unless there are golfers on the course, just saying. Lastly, there are a lot of spots on the approaches to the holes that are restricted for the carts. Just needs some adjustments.
Great country course
Awesome course for the price with two distinct 9's. Front nine tight and tree lined with more slope, the back nine is a flatter links style course with no trees in play except ob. Greens surprisingly quick and well maintained. Fairways a little dry with undefined borders in some places, so be careful with your aim. We'll worth the trip to Reidsville,GA.
Fun golf course
I really enjoyed playing this courses. It's two totally different nines. One nine is open and the other nine is tree lined. The course was in much better condition than the last time I played. Small complaint though, was I wish they had cut the fairway grass lower. Looked like it was a day or two late in cutting.
Two different nines
Enjoyed this course. Tee to green in very good condition. Some crab grass on two of the back 9 greens.
Very pleasant course to play
Definitely at tale of two nine. Front nine threads through a woodland setting with some memorable hole with well kept greens. Second nine is a wide open pasture setting, again with a nice routing. Several of the greens had an abundance of weed grass from the adjoining pastures. Overall a very pleasant round.
2 completely different 9’s
Front 9 tree lined back 9 Scottish links, both were nice. A couple of greens were patchy with crabgrass on the back 9. Overall my wife and I were very pleased.
Crab Grass
Decent layout. Front side Is in pretty good shape, greens look and roll good. The backside is a different story. The back has been taken over by crab grass and it’s as if the course has given up. Making a put is like playing plinko.
Front 9 Great Back 9 Rough
As they explain in their brochure, front 9 is traditional with trees, back 9 is wide open links style. There is no grass on back 9 in the fairways, wind makes ground hard and the greens have clumps of grass on them, making them bumpy. Layout was good,