LPGA International - Hills Course

Played the Hill course. Very challenging for approach shots. Greens rolled true. Faiways in great shape. Higher handcaps should play Jones course.

The Hills course is one of the most challenging courses in the area. Always in pristine condition.

If you’re looking to practice and play, the LPGA int’l courses will satisfy all your golf needs.

Course in good shape, pace was great. However, if you don’t have the swing speed to spin the ball back, you will hate these greens. They didn’t hold anything. Made for a tough day of golf.

No beverage cart, traps washed out and greens okay.

Course conditions on the Hill 18 were okay considering it is March. Greens putted true but mostly flat and not much break except on back 9. It was breezy so mostly a challenge never plating here before today. Range and practice area are good. Carts were great, newer and had a GPS that was reliable on them.

The course is wide so not much difficulty off the tee. Played it at about 6200 yards and it was good, most par 4's played under 400 yards and are reachable in 2. Really disappointed with 18th hole which would require a 280 yard drive down right side to see the green and still be 150 out for the second shot to the green. The green is not visible from the tee and is a 90 degree dog leg to the left, elevated some and small. I hit in middle of the fairway and still had no second shot for an approach as was blocked out by the trees. Strange hole considering all rest of the course was fairly straight with some slight dog legs on a couple of the par 5's.

No info from starter that halfway house was closed and no beverage carts on the course which was surprising because it was fairly busy the day I played. The pro shop did not share this either so take water/ beverage or you will be thirsty if it is a warm day like the one we played. I would have liked to have been told but did not ask, don't assume like I did!

Overall an average experience, I guess my expectations were too high.