Nice hilly course in good condition. It's a pretty challenging course with fairways that slope left & right as well as several hidden greens..

Oak Hills is a beautiful course with moderate difficulty. Hard to believe it's a public course. Lots of trees and very hilly, so it's hard to walk the course at times. Fall 2025- lots of holes under repair.

I hadn't played here in several years, and my sister was visiting for a few days, so I decided to use Oak Hills as our first round of the week. Unfortunately, they were aerating the greens while we were playing, so there were only a few greens that weren't ridiculously bumpy and slow, and I was disappointed they didn't inform us of that (and perhaps offer a discount) when we booked and/or signed in. But, tis the season, so we know there is always a risk in the spring. The course was very green due to all the rain, and much of the rough was so long that I lost 4 balls in the rough. I know, I know, it wouldn't have been a problem if I had hit it in the fairway, but there are a lot of holes where that's easier said than done, as many fairways have slopes that cause even good tee shots to run into the rough. And there are several blind tee shots also. But all in all, I think this is a pretty good municipal course, and while it looks very short on the card, even for a par 70, you'll want to bring your straight game!

We played in a. mwga senior ladies event at this course the second week of June. I received several texts the day before that when people got there to play their practice round, the course was closed without notice to anyone. Had they texted the appropriate contacts for our tournament, we could have made alternate arrangements for our players. Instead, they were left trying to drive around and find tee times at other places. Actually, all of the other courses in the area were open except for this one and were not even cart path only. On the day of the event, we arrived and were told the course was soaking wet, that it would be cart path only and that they had strongly been considering closing the course for the day. I was astounded because this was a state tournament, and they gave no credence to the fact that we had women coming from all over to play in this. I asked about handicap flags for women who normally use those anyway, and was told they would not be available and they would have to do their own walking. There was no one available to help bring bags from the parking lot around the building to the back where carts were staged for the tournament. However, players' names were not readily seen, so players were walking all over trying to carry their heavy golf bags to carts that weren't marked except for one sign every other cart on the steering wheel. I got a printed list of hole numbers from the pro shop and attempted to help the women find the carts where they belonged. They did not help us do this in any way. When we got out on the course, we found it to be in nice condition, with no standing water and no mud anywhere. The only thing was heavy dew on the grass at the beginning of the day. There was absolutely no reason that the course should have been cart rpath only, and if it was in the morning, it should have been changed within an hour or two because it was dry. Especially for a course that does not have cart paths throughout the entire course, telling people to be cart path only and then having your carts turn off when you leave the cart path when there is none is ridiculous. Tee boxes were poorly marked, several people were lost and driving around looking for the next tee box. There need to be signs for people who come and are not familiar. Other than that, we had a great play day. It was beautiful weather, and had the course been properly marked and properly flagged for the day's conditions, we would have had a nice time. As it was, many of the women could not walk in the severe Hills and that left the one or two people on their team who could walk to retrieve balls for everyone all day long and it was very exhausting. Had it not been for these other conditions that were not necessary to have during this tournament I would have given 4 stars.

Always a great course. Well maintained and fun to play. I suck at golf but still doesn't keep me from the driving range or putt matt or pitching mat. Course is set up with 18 holes or you can play 9. 45 right now for course plus cart. Must be over 16 for cart rental tho. Have a great one!!! Oh you can buy used clubs too that's how I got my set.