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I've played this course a lot in recent years but not in the last three years. I was surprised with all of the houses being constructed but it did not detract from the course's playability. Even with a massive rainfall the day before, the course absorbed the excess water nicely. Me and the crew look forward to playing again soon, especially after all of the construction is complete and the hitting nets are put into place for the new driving range.

The course has a great mixture of both tight and open fairways with just a right amount of dog legs to add some more interesting effects to your game. We play all of our tournaments there. We'll continue going.

It was 26° and no wind blowing! Ball roll was incredible! Didn't lose a ball until the 15th hole and that was because the ball stopped in the middle of the pond on the ice! We weren't the only two playing, there were others as well. This is a testament to how great this course is when you have folks playing in freezing weather! Enough said, just imagine it when. The weather is warmer.

Actually I don't hate golf, I just played about 12 stroke over my normal game today. The course was beautiful, well-maintained and the greens were in good shape. My problem was between the ears and not practicing good posture.

I recommend Great Hope to everyone! It is quickly becoming one of my favorite golf courses. A real gem on Delmarva.

Very nice public course! You get your money's worth! Beautiful scenery and tougher than what it looks holes. I got my first eagle ever in nearly twenty years of playing!!

Great Hope is a wonderful course that various in conditions depending on what hole that you're on. It has some wide open fairways and others that are tight. Water is everywhere and the wildlife is abundant! Bring your camera. Bunkers are strategically placed making your approach shots more difficult, but doable.

It is easy to get to, just barely 3 miles off Rt. 13 South on Rt. 413. I look forward to playing there again.