Great course…course was in great shape. Greens were nice! Nice little range to hit a few balls to get ready to play! Enjoyed it…will return, soon!

The staff is friendly, the course is normally in top shape, the greens are awesome .. you can book on line, and times are pretty easy to get. Bottom line is this course is a great value , great people and can great shape ! It is my go to !

Beautiful course. Greens are smooth and challenging. Fairways are wide, but there are plenty of opportunities to lose a golf ball. Best course for the money I've played.

Great course! Was appropriate with Par and distance. Greens are in excellent shape considering the weather we have been having. Dress code is appropriate and I feel keeps some people that just want to screw around out. Prices are reasonable and fair. Will be back again

Our family recently attended a birthday party at Oak Hills and really enjoyed the pool setup. The separate areas for babies and intermediate swimmers were perfect for our kids, and overall the facility seemed well-suited for families. After checking out the website, we thought that day passes were available for non-members, so we decided to return on a Saturday. When we arrived, my spouse went in to pay and was informed that Oak Hills is actually members-only. However, the man at the gate took the cash and allowed us in, which initially seemed kind. Unfortunately, once inside, we felt extremely uncomfortable. The same man hovered over us the entire time and appeared to be micromanaging the staff to an excessive degree. His energy was very unsettling and made it hard to relax. We ended up deciding to leave early. While my spouse and older son packed the car, I took our younger child to the restroom. During that time, the man approached my spouse and pushed for us to buy a membership. Even after my spouse explained we’d need to think about it, he continued to push, even saying, “We ain’t got to tell nobody. I’ll give you a family membership for a singles price!” When my spouse declined again, he became visibly annoyed. When I exited the restroom, he hollered at me (we were a good 20+ feet from each other) and abruptly said, “This was a one-time thing, and you’re not welcome back.” He also said something like he had already told my spouse as well. He was sort of mumbling and had somewhat of a gravely voice. I was shocked, embarrassed, and honestly a little frightened. He caught me way off guard. I was not expecting that at all. His behavior was unprofessional and completely uncalled for. It’s unfortunate, because the facility has a lot of potential, but the way we were treated left us very disappointed and uncomfortable. This is not how you welcome families or run a business.