Great golf course! Although GPS guides you to the Ponce de Leon entrance, the public entrance is 3.2 miles East of it. Park across the street from the entrance and gather a golf cart. No one tends to the golf carts, so it's self serve. Bring a towel to wipe down the cart because ours was riddled with webs and spiders everywhere. Check in at the club house. We met some very nice attendants. The course is beautiful, the greens are superb. Some greens were fast. Shooting uphill can be a little deceiving, so you'll probably need to club up. Ladies tees are not red like on some courses so I alternated between the gold and light blue. The front nine is slightly confusing with having to cross back and forth across the road but the scenery and greens are worth it. Unfortunately, due to the heat we did not get to experience the back nine.

Great design and built for all player levels. Friendly and helpful staff at the pro shop reception. Only minus was the green quality and that hole positions was not changed on regular basis. Happy to play here and hope to come back.

It is a short course from the regular men's tees or the senior tees The greens are Bermuda and three grain effects a lot of putts. Good risk reward opportunities. Hit fairways and green and you can score well. Spray the ball and big numbers will result.

The rudest lady named “k” works here. Took my friends to this golf course for their visit here to Hot Springs for the first time on this course. The rudest worker “k” had the nerve to say we are the “worse golfers ever” and had the audacity to rush us along all though we were allowing others to go ahead of us because we knew we were “slower” than others. I will not bring my friends back when they visit hot springs. We will to to Essex range instead.

A ‘short’ course, but by no means easy (very hilly). Requires course management, shot placement, but fairways are wide. Greens tend to be fast, undulating. Sand traps usually need work, most often requiring ball removal & placing out of the trap.