Definitely not worth the pay....course is mediocre at best .

First time playing Orchard Hills and left feeling pleasantly surprised. The hills and valleys are not overly difficult to manage and make shot placement entertaining. The layout of the course works well with the rolling landscape but finding the next hole isn't as easy as you'd think. Limited signage and lack of GPS is a neg, but the setting and value of the course eased those minor inconveniences. Tee boxes, fairways, and greens were adequately maintained and lush. Greens felt slow/furry. Maybe a -sigh- 6 or 7 on the stimp. Red and yellow tee box locations are generous making it a great course for the youngsters and newbies. Took my son and two nieces (ages 9, 10, and 11) and we had zero pressure or waits on any hole playing best ball. "The Scooby Don'ts" were +1 on the day and will definitely be coming back.

Was a fun course the only reason I left a star out is cause we had some kids playing behind us goofing of and when we let them go in front of us they stole our balls that we hit.

Great experience. I hadn't been here since 1975 when I was on the Otsego H.S. golf team. The course was in great shape. They'd made some significant changes, but it brought me back to the days I learned to love golf. Not a long or difficult course but an enjoyable time for only $40 on a Saturday afternoon. I'll be back.

The course is OK, and I mean ok! It is not worth the $52 they charge on the weekend. However, even worse, our group had 6 players, two groups of three. As we were waiting to tee off on the first hole the owner, who was playing in the threesome directly in front of us drove back to the tee to check why we had four carts for our 6 golfers! We explained we were playing a scramble as two threesomes. Our group tee’d off and a single pulled up. So being gents we let him go ahead of us. We all drove out to our tee shots and that same owner drove back to tell us we couldn’t have three carts. We told him we had let the single tee off with us and go ahead of us. He actually said well if you were playing together we had to take a cart back. I’ve been golfing over 50 years and never had a ranger, employee or owner ever so uptight about golf carts! If you can get on at Saskatoon, Black Diamond or Gull Lake View’s 6 courses, it may cost a little more but it is well worth it.