Had a good time playing miniature golf here with my family - prices were reasonable and the course was fun, even when it started raining on the back 9. A Simple beginner course, nothing fancy. Good place to go if you or your kids have never mini-golfed. You might have to check in with the ice cream shop first, they’ll help you get set up.

I can't speak to golf, mini or otherwise, but I can tell you the propane tank refills are awesome! Service is quick and friendly. If somebody isn't at the propane station when you get there, they will be pulling up on a golf cart within moments. Alternatively, just set your tank down on the bench and walk inside the shop. Facing the refill station, it's off to the right in back. Just follow the sidewalk. In the short time you are off paying for the refill, the attendant will likely have your tank filled and ready to go. Not to mention the prices are the best around.

The only good thing about this place is it’s the only golf range around. Other than that the place is a disaster. The balls are absolutely horrible. The course has absolutely no supervision. There is literally no Etiquette enforced by the employees. I tried to play there and the woman in the shop lets a 6 person group out with 3 carts. I asked her why she would do such a thing. She said, oh they will let you go through. We get on the 1rst T and waited 15 minutes. Then they T off on the 2nd hole with no acknowledgment of our group of 3 right behind them. I drive out to the 2nd green and explained to them that they have to let us play through. Told them they can move their carts way off to the right and wait until we hit. They walk right back on the green again. I signal for them to move. They moved finally. My question is, why in the world would a so called golf course employee slow it in the first place. So, I call the shop and the guy was only concerned if we played through. He could have cared less that a paying customer had a complaint. He didn’t want to discuss it and blew it off so I hung up in disgust. Then I tried to address it a few days later with this guy and he started yelling and speaking over me like a belligerent animal. I couldn’t get an word in. Then tells me to get out of his golf shop screaming like an out of control moron. Not to mention, I’ve mentioned a dozen times that they need to post signs for designated grass only hitting. All summer people line up behind you from the mat stalls and hit behind us. Putting our lives in danger. There are constant arguments and potential fist fights. The manager could care less. The owner won’t spend a dime. The place is pathetic and poorly managed. The employees are belligerent . I won’t go back there and spend money to be treated like dirt.

Hickory Hill Golf Course – A Swing and a Miss If you’re looking for a warm welcome, keep driving. The person answering the phone at Hickory Hill sounds like they’d rather be anywhere else, and after speaking with them, I felt the same. Rude, dismissive, and just short of hanging up — it set the tone before I even pulled into the lot. The course itself? Let’s just say if I had tried to destroy it out of frustration, no one would notice. The fairways are patchy, the greens roll like gravel, and the whole place looks like it gave up years ago. It’s the kind of track where lost balls are less of a tragedy and more of a mercy. Bottom line: Hickory Hill might technically be a golf course, but it’s more of a cautionary tale with tee boxes.

Never seen a golf course so empty and have and old guy in the pro shop tell me there’s leagues happening right now it’s Tuesday. The board right in-front of him says Monday Thursday leagues. Guy gives me the rudest response like i’m an idiot. No wonder this place is closing there’s 4 people at the range and about 6 cars out front. Not a single person on holes 1-5 this is now multiple times he’s done this. Don’t know if the concept of different days means different schedule gets through this guys head.