Seven Hills Golfers Club

I've played on several courses through out Hernando county and have to say it was the worse.
The tee boxes had weeds growing through out and hadn't been cut.
You couldn't tell where the fairway was from the rough.
Grass growing in the sand traps.
The greens were in terrible shape with barely any grass.
This will be the first and last time I'll play here.

was told when new owner took over they will be working hard to make it a quality course played in April and the course was so so now 2 1/2 months later the course is worse fairway seemed to have more weeds then grass and bear spots and greens were terrible i was hoping the course would be in better shape and do like the course will wait until i play it again hope it is in decent shape

I used to play this course fairly regularly several years back. I was really disappointed in the condition of the course. I understand that they are trying to get grass to fill in and trying to get rid of weeds but it was really in bad shape. The sand traps were even full of weeds. The greens had been aerated not long ago but there were tons of bare spots and tons of weeds. One hole I literally had my putt stopped by a thick weed sticking up on the green. I hit a beautiful drive on one occasion and when I got to my ball in the middle of the fairway it was sitting in dirt with no grass anywhere near it. Also, when we tried to stop at the clubhouse after 9 holes, it was closed and everyone gone. It was 5 pm but every other course I play has someone in the pro shop well after 5pm. They have a long, long way to go to put this course back into good shape

I like the layout, that's why i keep going back. But i'm sorry to say its in awful condition. But i'll still go back.

The fairways and most greens are in tough shape. The greens had been aerated recently and they warn you about it. The greens had also been sanded recently making the puting challenging.

I played this course several years ago and wrote it off. The recession had taken its toll, to the point it wasn't worth playing... at any cost. After reading recently that it was under new ownership and reading the new owner's comments on golfnow, I thought I'd give it another try. Well, the course is still a work in progress, but I do see that they're trying to recover from some severe neglect. While most fairways are still pretty rough, there are some with nice patches of new turf. Tee boxes still rough. And greens also are pretty rough but have been painted, so at least appear decent. For the $15 I paid, it was a fine way to keep my game going between more expensive rounds elsewhere. And the course is at least as good as most in the area since the recession, which actually forced many to close. So, I suggest you give Seven Hills some time, because it's clear the new owners are trying to bring it back. Hopefully with the summer rains, the new seed will take hold and it'll be back to its original glory.

Fairways and tee boxes need work. Do not pay full price to play this course. It's been better.

we drove 1&1/2 hours to get there. We walked in and gave the older man at the proshop our golfnow paperwork. The very first thing he said was you can't play with that. He said we needed a seperate voucher for each person? I said we have played 50 different courses with this printout. He said sorry ut you aint going out here without the vouchers? We told him we know nothing about vouchers. We told him golfnow doesn't give vouchers. Oh he said WHY DID YOU SAY YOU WERE WITH GROUP GOLFER. We all looked at eachother. The gentleman was all worked up over nothing. I'm glad to say no one in my foursome gave it back to him inspite of the fact we were all thinking of it. He did finally say he was sorry for the way he acted. I suppose anyone can have a bad day.

Understand that the course is under new management and they are working hard to restore the course. For a wacker, it was difficult to hit off hard surfaces and there quite a bit if them. It would be interesting to come back in a couple of months to see if changes are having an effect.

I played her 5 March after reading about the improvements with new ownership since the end of October. I was really encouraged by the efforts being made. I come back a month later and it looked like the last time anyone put any effort in was the last day I was there! The Tee Boxes were shot (dirt and tall weeds). The Fairways were barren and the Greens (most improved on my last visit) were so patchy that we played under GUR rules to get a decent line to the hole. The worse parts of the course were the Bunkers. Completely left to Mother Nature. Talked with a couple of others in the parking lot after the round and they agreed with my assessment. Too bad, seemed like it was on the mend.

best people and wonderful course, great time every day

Fairways need work. Lots of ruts and divots. The greens were in good shape but getting there was a chore. The staff I dealt with were very nice .

Played with another couple all beginners . The course was ok fairway rough shape greens ok . Good for practice for the price

We enjoyed playing seven hills which had early weekend tee times at a good rate for the time of year.
Making the change from the front 9 to the back 9 not so good for the flow and building up to tougher holes than there’s the driving range that prohibits any warm up because it’s at hole 9.

We were on the 16th hole and they sent someone out to tell us to play faster. then they stood there and watched us play. No way can a foursome keep up with a threesome. They made it so uncomfortable, three out of my foursome will never play there again.

Manager and staff very friendly, good holiday golf course, enjoyed the challenge of the greens. Food excellent and well priced. All in very enjyable and am sure the course will improve under the new ownership

Just went under new ownership from what I understand. Hopefully they will fix the cart paths and grass up the fairways they were petty bare. Good for a spur of the moment outing.