Played course 28 Feb 2024. The lady in the pro shop was very nice and informational. She made me feel welcomed. Only cost 13 bucks to walk 9. The practice facilities are about average or slightly above. As for the course, remember it is a military course so my expectations was not extremely high. The tee boxes need a lot of work and some barely have any grass. As for the fairways there are a few rough patches, holes, and dry spots with little grass. I saw no issues with the bunkers but the greens are bumpy in most areas of the greens with little weeds showing. I hope the base pours more money into this course and actually invest into it. I could see myself coming back to this course if I am ever in the area again.

Quite an interesting experience. The good, nice staff and tasty hotdogs. That’s it. It’s a goat farm. Greens are diseased and baron. Fairways are rock hard, not watered, full of weeds and with little grass. Tee boxes are basically sand traps. They don’t rape you in price but the best hole in the course is the driving range.

On base, need security pass to gain access -so plan ahead by a few days & use online pass system to prepare access pass; priced right! Longer holes than anticipated… but forgiving on some holes to drive your spun 😵‍💫 spread pattern… but the greens are center target 🎯 only or they punish all ⛳️ transgressions! 🏌️‍♂️#militarygolfadventure

Beautiful grass. This was my first time playing golf and I had a blast. Took us almost 6 hours to do the full 18 holes but it was worth it.

After three years of playing at Hunter Golf Course, I must say that my recent experience has left me incredibly disappointed. The gentleman who approached us near the 4th tee, who I assume was a marshal or manager, displayed a level of hostility and unprofessionalism that was completely unwarranted. Instead of addressing any concerns in a respectful manner, he chose to talk down to my group and make baseless accusations apparently reported by another group on the course. He did ultimately calm down and allowed us to finish without further incident, but the encounter completely ruined the rest of the round for me. I was too angry to focus on my swing and play good golf and I already suck enough when I’m not mad. While the course conditions have seen a noticeable improvement since spring, where there were more weeds than grass on the greens, the encounter with this staff member has left a bitter taste in my mouth. This individual's behavior was unnecessary and has made me question whether Hunter Golf Course truly values its patrons. The high costs associated with playing here and mediocre conditions already deter many potential players, and the addition of poor customer service only exacerbates the issue. On the positive side, the ladies at the check-in desk have always been a delight to interact with. Their friendliness and professionalism have been a consistent bright spot in an otherwise lackluster experience at the course. Despite this, I believe that if given the choice, it's better to explore other golfing options in the area where the overall atmosphere and treatment of customers may be more welcoming and respectful.