LGL2010

For a rural Course, Woodland Hills is not bad at all. The majority of holes are very playable and the conditions do take away from your round at all. I found a great deal on Golf Now and the woman at the desk was extremely nice and helpful, even offering me some coupons with my round. I'd recommend it to anyone who would rather enjoy a round of Golf rather than stick their nose up at a course's conditions.

As a beginner this is the best course I've ever played. The greens are very well maintained and fast. I wish the hole layouts were displayed on the Hole Markers or on the Score Card. Playing for the first time, it was difficult because you're blind to the green on tee shots and approach shots for many of the holes. Other than that, a great experience.

It's tough to beat this course for value in the Columbus, GA area. Very well maintained; only negative is only 9 holes.

They were doing maintenance on the greens on multiple holes and cut a hole in the middle of the faiway; worse than not getting to play the hole at all I suppose. Would've like a warning though.

Made a Tee time reservation on Golf Now and the cashier pressued us into starting earlier because there was a big group that wanted to play at that time. Not a big deal, but could've been handled better.

Fun course for children and beginners. Obviously not the best maintained course in the world but does not take away from the experience at all. It's not a pitch-and-putt entirely as there are 3 Par 4's. Par is actually 30, not 27.

Dealing with a somewhat rude staff was the only obstacle on an otherwise great round of golf. The cashier refused to allow my friend and I to take advantage of their military discount because I used the Golf Now app and she didn't want to to change it in her system. Great that you honor active duty military with a discount; even greater if/when you let them use it.

Nothing great about these 9-holes but nothing bad either. Definitely some interesting hole configurations.

My least favorite of the 3 nine-hole courses at Fort Benning, but still a good course. 6 and 7 are pretty tough with a lot of water involved with both.

Good course but compared to others in the area it can be pricey for what you're getting.

Don't expect too much and you won't be disappointed. A little hard to get to if you're not very familiar with the area.

Very fun course to play. Love the unique bench at the dog leg left 7. Can't wait until it opens again.