LPGA International - Hills Course

Your starters are great, friendly and work hard to maintain pace of play!

Right out of the gate, realized some things were missing. Very little ‘staging area’ signage. No one in bag drop area to answer questions like… where is the range? Will a starter meet me/ pair me up … no starter ever!?! Never saw a single ranger… didn’t see the cart girl until we were on 16…!Pro shop was ( apparently) closed at 5 when we finished!?… wanted to get a shirt or hat… never saw a ball washer… home construction area was very distracting, I realize it’s unavoidable, but might be worth a $10+-
Consideration.?? Nowhere to get anything “ at the turn”??
Loved the greens. I guess it’s supply and demand that gets you >$100.. but I was mildly disappointed. I sponsored the Lady Keystone in Hershey in the 90’s.

Overall good experience. Course in good shape. Greens a little slow but roled true and well. Only real negative is the carts are in horrible shape. Often braking down and in poor condition. One would think for the premium the course demands its carts would be newer and in better condition.

I have golfed at LPGA many times over the years, and it used to be a very classy place…the course is still great, but whoever is running it, needs some help…we got there at 12, for a 1:15 tee time…so we could go hit some balls at the range, but when we pulled up, at least 10 people were waiting for carts…so I went in to pay…and we ordered a sandwich…it took forever to get the sandwich, and for $18, it was awful! Then we went back outside & still. 10+ people waiting for carts…apparently, there were 7 dead carts on the courses, from the day before…and we saw 3, still on the Hills course, at 4-5pm…what’s going on???

Course and wonderful. However, course management allowed twosomes and singles to go out, pace was very slow and disrupted the flow and rhythm of your game.