GusAttwell

Beautiful, nice course. Friendly pro-shop and starter staff. Nice driving range. Beverage girl only came by once per 9 holes (on a Sunday at noon) & on one of these occasions she kept driving as we teed off & didn’t even stop to ask us if we wanted to buy food or drink. Overall the experience was not worth the high green fees.

Somewhat overpriced compared to other nice public courses around (fossil trace, red hawk), butt the pace of play is usually good and staff are very friendly so it’s almost worth it :)

Overall I enjoy playing golf at the Omni. Good pace of play, nice staff, nice layout and well groomed fairway & greens. Oh, and the 27 hole options are also a perk. Overall I think it’s slightly over priced, but this is probably why the pace of play is good and there isn’t much riff raff on the course. Thumbs up.

We teed off at 1030am on Sunday of MLK weekend during COVID so we expected a closed bar/restaurant, hard greens & fairways, and a slow round. But this was ridiculous how slow it was today. I suspect it could be significantly improved by the management by spacing out tee times and/or marshaling the pace of play. Also there was no food/beverage lady. The round was worth half of the $56 we paid per person.

Usually Broken Tee is slow as molasses but we were happily surprised to finish in just over 4 hours yesterday. We only saw the beverage & food girl twice over the 18 holes though.

We played at Park Hill because of cost and convenience. If you play there, be warned about the typical, municipal course-type riffraff who play there - cut off shorts, jeans, obnoxious, little attention to basic golf etiquette, etc... The pace of play is slowed by the frequent tee times (every 7 minutes) and the people playing. Also, the greens remain in very sketchy condition with multiple patches of sand/no grass. Computers were down in pro shop, so long lines there too. That being said, it was only $35 to walk 18 holes on the weekend, so you get what you pay for...