RedHawk Golf and Resort

Playing with my brother & son on a Tuesday and we enjoyed ourselves on the Lakes course. We found it a little easier than the Hills but not as scenic. The greens were in good shape with some contour but not scary or ridiculously fast. Sand traps were more playable than the courses I play in Indiana (actually have some decent sand in them). The relative absence of trees makes wayward drives more forgiving , but there are plenty of fairway traps, ponds , and weeds to make you pay attention on your tee shots. The GPS on the carts is really helpful, with yardages to traps and to carry hazards. I have enjoyed every round I’ve played at Red Hawk, either Hills or Lake. Rates are reasonable, more so with Hot Deals or afternoon tee times. Practice area could be nicer: driving range chewed up and practice green has too much slope to get a good idea of the speed.

Played Lakes course. Disappointing. Greens were very inconsistent, had some rough patches in the fairways. Although bunkers were maintained the areas outside were not. Very sad that this once nice property looks very shabby. Needs some attention. Hope that when Troon takes over the conditions will improve.

Enjoyed the variety of holes and the blue/white combo.

Understaffed at Pro Shop. Bunkers had weeds and water. Loved seeing the antelope on Hole 11. Great day. Will definitely return.

course well challenging and well kept up. Will definitely come back.

A little slow paced. But overall a GREAT experience. Pins were in very challenging positions

Course was great and we had a great time. Staff got a little snobby when my buddy left two clubs on the range and when I called to ask if they had them their response was “ drive back to the starters shack and ask them

Staff is very friendly. I was given a choice to play the Hills side. It was a nice layout. The greens were a bit bumpy but overall in good shape. The only complaint I had was no Marshall to keep folks going on back side. Painful group in front of us.