Country Hills is a great golf option. They're very accommodating, and they can get you on pretty regularly. Having a tee time is always best, but they are good at squeezing you in. The layout is fun, and the greens were good overall (repair your pitch marks)

Made a tee time 2weeks ago, with the impending rain coming in, thought it would be the courteous thing to cancel. This women who answered the phone once, hung up, called back and She kept over talking me! Women, please, please stay out of our club and facilities, I for one one don't want you! We just want to golf, drink beer and hang out with friends! Is that so unreasonable? Leave us guys alone! Go find your own hobby which is shopping with our money😡

I showed up an hr before my tee time to get warmed up. Let’s start there. I went in paid my green fee and got 10 dollars worth of range balls. I’m walked out kinda feeling like there wasn’t many balls in the bag they give you for 10 dollars. I counted there was 25 balls. I took those back and got my money back. No biggie just thought it was a bad deal. Went to go and warm up on their pitiful putting /chipping green Before I could get a wedge out the kid from the pro shop came and said he needs my cart because they don’t have enough. After both of these small issues and taking a look around the grounds I just got a refund. You’ll get better golf for the same price at just about anywhere in the area.

Best course for the money. The fairways and greens are always in great shape. Well laid out for all handicaps. Especially good course for seniors and average handicap players.

It’s reached the point where this course is simply not playable. Occasionally a course might not be in perfect condition, that’s understandable. But that’s not the issue here. The real problem is overcrowding. There are far too many golfers on the course at the same time, and there appears to be zero pace-of-play management. Tee times are scheduled far too close together, there’s no visible starter, and no ranger ensuring groups keep up. As a result, rounds routinely stretch to five hours or more. On one occasion, we were stuck behind two foursomes playing best ball. They significantly slowed play for everyone behind them and never allowed groups to play through. That type of format shouldn’t be permitted during peak times unless other players are informed and pace expectations are enforced. I hate to say it, but until management addresses load control and pace-of-play enforcement, I would recommend saving your money and playing elsewhere.