Shiloh Springs Golf Club

Okay, so I play this course quite a bit. The only reason being its proximity to my home, and that it's relatively inexpensive. This course isn't great. The greens are in really good condition, albeit a bit shaggy at times. Some of the greens are large and have massive slopes. Putting can be very challenging here. The fairways are in decent condition. There are a few holes where the summer heat has really cooked the grass. Overall, not terrible fairways. The tee boxes, however...not good. Lots of them are a bit muddy or uneven and one of them is almost completely sand. There are tons of trees so parts of the course can be really tight and difficult. However, it's decent for the cost. Now on to the staff. They truly seem friendly. I"ve never had an issue with anyone's attitude. However, they sometimes don't tell you things that are useful to know. I booked a tee time on a Wednesday afternoon through GolfNow and showed up to the course and they said nothing to me. Turns out, the entire back nine was closed for some sort of women's league. I didn't know, and wouldn't have played the course if I knew that. (I like the back nine better) Anyways if you can get a round here for like $30, go for it. If you're paying $45 or more....maybe find another course.

The price I payed thru golf now was five dollars more than the price at the course and it was a hot deal,I don’t see why I should continue to book on golf now

It was hot so not many playing. One to a cart so social distanting was easy

First, the cart broke down after about 3 holes. The cart paths need a lot of work. The greens are in very good shape.

I’m new to the area and have been looking for a course that I can play and call “my course”. I have found it here. The staff is very friendly, the course is a lot of fun to play and the members were really helpful in getting me familiar with the course design. The green fee’s are competitor and the condition of the course was wonderful. I’m glad to refer any golfer looking for their “home course”.

I’ve never played a course with shag carpet greens, it was like putting on the fringe. Fairways were decimated, blind second shots and tee shots, bugs galore, cart paths busted concrete every other hole...

Not worth the money.

Course is very very congested. Players from all over driving on your hole. Marshall’s starting groups on front and back with no organization. Be prepared to hear FORE a lot! Keep your head on a swivel when you play here. Oh ya, my cart wouldn’t work properly, had to pump the gas peda numerous times to get going. Eventually called the clubhouse to get a different cart in order to finish the round.

I booked my tee time thru Golf Now, it was for green fee & cart. Drove 35 miles to the course and went to check in and found out they were not allowing carts out, walking only.
Not cool.... The lady in the clubhouse was very apologetic and assured me that my credit card would not be billed? I’m expecting that I will not be billed the convenience fee sense the Web site stated that the cart was included in the booking.

The course is in good shape considering that it is winter.

Horrible 55$ to play on a pegboard green that wasn’t even done well. As always great life can run any golf course into the ground. All the while overcharging everyone.