Golf course was in good shape. Green were challenging, but rolled true. Ruff was decent height, not hard to find your ball. All in all, I will definitely play again.

Beautiful course in The Village at Hot Springs. No par 5, just 3's and 4's. Really enjoyed playing 18 here.

Great "executive" golf course. I'm not exactly the most avid golfer, and wasn't familiar with the term "executive" as it applies to golf courses, but evidently it means slightly shorter holes (no par 5's), with the added bonus of no sand to hit out of. Two holes with water in play and I somehow managed to not even come close to getting wet, so I'll count that as a win. You can rent a cart or walk (carts were permitted on fairways the day we went). They've got a little restaurant in the clubhouse, and a decent-sized pitch-and-putt practice green just outside. No driving range here, though Diamante (a private course), Magellan, Isabella & Granada all have one.

Fun short par 3 course that’s well maintained for a reasonable price. Whether you’re out for 9 or 18 holes of golf it’s a great place to play.

Very fun, executive course in the Village. Short par fours, short to long par 3's. Great for iron play. Another course with excellent bent grass greens. Great course for beginners, or low handicappers. Would give 5 if fairways on the par 4's were nicer, maybe just a bit picky here as compared to the other Village courses. Give Coronado a try.