Sun-hills is a good course, I’ve played it several times. Spring and early summer the course is great, late summer the heat takes its toll on the grass. Late summer you can expect a lot of dry areas. Still a great course and early morning tee times are the absolute best! Watching the sun come over the mountains is beautiful.

Easier to get a tee time than others in the area which is a plus. Great service in the pro shop. Friendly and approachable staff. Nice greens. Quite soft for this late in the season. Very forgiving course, can make plenty of “playable” mistakes for high handicappers. Good, visible signage for directions and warnings. Clean golf carts. Has some decent views. Usable practice areas. Average fairway conditions. The only thing I was not prepared for was pace of play. I know golf is supposed to be leisurely and at this GC it is. After polite discussions with Staff I was advised to plan on 5.5 to 6 hours to complete 18 holes, walking or riding. While that’s not an ideal fit for me I would recommend a round at Sun Hills. You might find it’s a perfect fit you.

This course has gone downhill severely. The greens are scalped and unplayable in some areas. The fairways are dirt on some holes. Tee boxes from the blue tees are hard pack dirt. Completely atrocious they charge full price. Do not play in the afternoon on weekends. The pile tee times so close we bailed after 6 holes because it was 2.5 hours. Got a rain check. Went back! Played early morning. Pace was great until the back 9 when they put twosomes in the middle of the foursomes re-rounding. This causes back ups. Course seems they only want money. Go play valley view for the same price. One of the best courses in the state.

As of this writing/review (9/8/2025) Sun Hills conditions are very good. Fairways and Greens are lush and in exceptional shape. Additionally, A shout-out to the Pro there - Chris Johnson - He is an excellent trainer and coordinator of any/all events at the course and a great ambassador of the game. I enjoy my interactions with Chris when our paths cross at the course ... he has established so many lasting relationships with so many many golfers at all skill levels.

Was a little pricier than some of the other local courses. Was told after front 9 no one would be ahead of me, had a 2-some and walking 3-some as I turned after front 9 that I wasn't playing behind. A little frustrating. Joined with another single player behind me to fill the waiting gap and had an enjoyable experience. A few nice views of mountains.