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Keith Hills is always a joy to play. Having 3 different 9 hole layouts always adds some diversity when booking a round. This round I got to play the Black Course, probably the most difficult of the three. Conditions were very wet as it had rained a lot recently, but they did their best to keep damage to a minimum. Save some $$ book direct with KH. This course is more about accuracy than power, so choose your Tee Club wisely or your score will suffer :) Always have fun interacting with the friendly staff and I meet nice people when playing. Not really seeing anything from the snackbar due to covid, but it would be nice to have an op to purchase water at the turn.Lots of room on the driving/chipping range to practice and the putting greens were very nice to practice on. Pretty fast. Save some $$ book direct with KH.

This is a great course, challenging and the staff was excellent as usual. The only issue I encountered with pace of play was a slow foursome who seemed like they didn't understand ready golf, or just didn't care about the 3 groups behind them they were holding up with slow play. They played from the tips, and shanked it in the woods most of the time. Then followed up by spending 5 mins looking for their ball in the woods, and additionally about 3-5 mins studying the putt before finally double bogeying or worse each hole. We did our best to ignore their slow play, I will call the clubhouse next time to see if they can assist. It was a packed weekend and understood it was going to be slow, but these were very inconsiderate, golfers. Not the norm for this course, and next time I'll do my part to call the clubhouse to assist.

One of the more challenging courses in the area. Excellent greens, fast and the hole placement was challenging but not impossible. Pace of play was excellent on a weekend with all the tee times filled. There are some areas where a shank will cost you a ball, but that's what golf is about. There were a few areas that were water soaked, an a few 90 degree rules, but overall, course is in great shape. Btw, they provide plenty of sand, golfers can help by filling their divots in the fairway, it helps keep this course enjoyable for everyone. Only disappointing thing is there should be a way for some refreshments on the turn, bottled water, something. Great course, fun play, bring your own water.

Excellent course with many different ways to approach most holes. You don't have to be a long hitter for most holes, probably better not to use the Big Dog on each Tee Box. I like these courses because you can course manage through them and score decently. But if you fall for the Driver off each Tee, you better be accurate and know your distances. I like the amount of hazards and challenges. The Black course is not for beginners and the most challenging. Course was packed the day I went, but moved fairly quickly. When played on hot days, recommend bringing water as there's no where to get refreshments. The practice range was very nice to warm up prior to playing. Great course, great staff, and everyone I've met playing are very friendly and fun.

Fun, challenging course. The staff really take care of the grounds, best I've seen in a long time. Friendly staff and nice to see them assisting groups regularly during the round. Several deer ran across the course (wow) and you can tell they are used to golfers. Overall pretty enjoyable experience.

Very nice course. Fairly short, challenging, but not too bad. Friendly staff and great facilities. Food was good and beer was cold. Only concern was pace of play. There was a foursome of amatures who didnt understand the concept of ready golf and were holding up 4 groups behind them. It took about 4 holes for the ranger to speed them up and thankful for that. Well managed. Putting greens were very nice and fairways were plush. Rough was well kept.