Joeygian

Hillside was never in the best of condition, but it is utterly deplorable now. I understand that they are working on the tee boxes, so they are moved to bad locations, but much of the course is in rough shape, although the greens were pretty good. Almost all the golf carts have rips in the seats and seem to never have been cleaned. It's a pity, because it's a beautiful setting.

The first sense was the smell from what seemed to be manure from a nearby dairy farm. And the men's restroom aroma was not much better.

From tee to green -- The tee boxes were generally non existent or in such bad shape that you couldn't tell what or where they were. In some spots the collection of leaves was up to 2 foot thick and two balls were lost in fairway piles of leaves which also filled most bunkers. Some of the greens were in good shape, although fixing of ball marks was a rarity -- maybe players figures it would improve the course too much -- and the signature 18th green was completely derelict. Nice layout for what could be a nice course, but the condition is too deplorable. Don't bother!

We played twice and the pace was very slow. Greens in great condition and the whole course was in good shape

Very hilly if walking -- you're out of breath at some of the greens, which are in great shape. Good value.

It was perfect. The greens were in great condition. The course is very open, no water and very easy to walk. There was only one hole that was up and down. We really enjoyed playing and clearly so do many others. Would play again for sure. We walked 9.

The course was in much worse shape than in previous years. Also, one foursome ahead of us was holding up 5 others. The ranger basically criticized us stating that they were on pace -- but clearly they slowed down substantially in on the back 9. We won;t go back.

Its unfortunate that this course has gone down hill. We played several times last year and that is why we went back again. The bunkers were in horrible shape. The fairways are not cared for at all. The Tee boxes need care. The only thing that was enjoyable and challenging was the greens.
The pace was very slow. At one point there were 5 groups waiting on one hole. The staff told us that we were on time. Open holes in front of the first group and yet we were still waiting. Anyway, we won't be back

We have seen this course driving by for many years and finally got the chance to play it. Bad decision. The tee boxes are awful. The fairways are nonexistent and the greens are fair. The front nine are very difficult. Especially since their mower seems to be broken. I have to say that the friendliness of the staff and well equipped clubhouse were the only things that made the day enjoyable.
The course is in terrible shape. We will NOT return.

My husband and I played this course on Saturday morning. It was just ok. Mike was very friendly and helpful. However, the play was very slow.
There wasn't a course ranger to keep people playing along.
It definitely isn't a course for women. There were a lot of very difficult holes, even from RED.
We won''t be going back

My husband and I played this course on Friday after noon.
We didn't get off on schedule but that was to be expected.
The course was in great condition. We enjoyed it very much and will likely play again.
The only downside was the cost of food and beverage.
The breakfast sandwich was excellent and good value for the money. However, the cost for all the other food was too pricey, beers at $4.5 per is outrageous.

This was our first time playing here and if we lived closer we would come back often
Staff couldn’t have been nicer
Met some nice people we were paired up with
Course was challenging but Not difficult
We are seniors and usually only play nine
But today we played 18
If we are ever back in Frederick we will play there again

This is the second time I played at Pompano. I was with 2 other people, so we had a very nice gentleman join us. The course is in need of some care. It seems that Pompano put all their money and attention on the Pines. The Palms are on their way down. Greens need help. Its a shame too, since there are more courses closing i Broward county. Golfers will go elsewhere.

Blue Heron is in the worst shape I've seen it in quite a long time. And I play there a lot.
Played the front nine yesterday. Many of the tee boxes are brown and almost all the greens have fungus or bare sports. Fairways are also poor too. Quite a contract to the improvements seen just a couple months ago. Very inexpensive to play, but in this shape, it's not a very good deal.

This is the second time I played this course. I am an intermediate player and find this course very challenging. It has recently reopened and the staff is working very hard to get it back to its former glory. It is still in very good shape and for the cost it is one of the best courses around. It is a links course with a good bit of water, so you really have to hit it straight, which is a challenge for all amateurs.
I hope the golfers in the area will continue to support this course so we on the Eastern Shore will have this affordable option.

The scenery is spectacular, which contributes to the difficulty. Lots of hills to contend with. Hole 4, a par 5, unbelievably ends with a shot down the mountain. Make sure you inspect the hole after the drive or you could end up in big trouble. And, ask for the booklet that describes the holes and give tips on where to direct shots. Finally, we saw a mama bear and two cubs on one hole. Definitely a course to play again.