Great course greens are super fast and in great condition. Lots of trees. Staff very friendly .read more

Hands down best course in the area. Shouldn't even be mentioned in the same sentence as some of the…read moreglorified cow pastures around here (cough cough Hillendale cough cough Newman)

A very well maintained course and beautiful club house. We were interrupted during our 18 by the…read moreweather and decided to grab some lunch while the rain passed. The burgers were good and the clubhouse is very relaxing.

Good local golf club. I've only played a single front nine and I've hit a dozen or so bucket of…read moreballs at the range. Buy, with my limited experience, I've got nothing to voice an objection over. Friendly helpful staff. Well maintained course.

I have been a member since it opened in 1998. I have enjoyed playing here ever since. They have 2…read moreproblems.Last year they started letting public tee off,during league play that starts at 8:30, and the sand traps are unplayable.

Love it here, the course is always well kept and the staff is excellent: friendly and helpful. The…read morerestaurant has beautiful outdoor seating and plenty of space to host your next event. The pro shop is filled with lots of also golf goodies!

We ate here for dinner the other night. They have both covered and uncovered outdoor seating which…read moreis nice being right on the green. The food was really good. I've had both the Riggies and the Chicken Francaise. Both were very good. I order the Riggies mild and they were not spicy at all. I don't like spicy so this was perfect for me. You can also order them hot. Dinner came with salad. The menu said that dinners also came with rolls but we didn't get any. The chicken comes with two sides and they had a couple different options that sounded good. We were going to have dessert but they only had cannolis as an option :( A few other things worth noting, you can order off of the lunch or dinner menu for dinner which some might like. And they also do banquets and parties here! They have a large room that can accommodate a good size group.

What a challenging course with its rolling hills & fast greens. I need to up my game here…read more A beautiful course and well maintained. All though my handicap took a beating today it was a fun course to play. First time here and I'll definitely be back!

Beautiful course but they Need a ranger out on the course to…read morekeep it moving along. At one point we were back up by 4 groups and they were letting people out on the back. It was awful. You can't stay in a groove when you're waiting 25 minutes at each hole. We have no desire to go through that again. Very disappointed

Super nice course and the owners are so nice. It's my new favorite course and could golf here…read moreeveryday. Well maintained and carts are in great shape!

One of my favorite 8-hole courses. Well maintained, beautiful landscapes and very friendly staff…read more Snacks and drinks available in the lobby, as well. Prices are low, it's well worth the drive to golf here!

Miss golfing here - nice course for beginner to semi-pro.read more

Hickory Hill Miniature Golf is fun for mini golfers who love a challenge…read more Ah yes, Hickory Hill. Home of miniature golf holes with water hazards, bunkers, roughs, and the dreaded 12th-hole-cave-of-doom. This is the mini golf course your parents warned you about. As the name suggests, this beautifully landscaped putt putt oasis is set into a hill. You start at the bottom, where one of two gently babbling creeks ends its long meandering journey through the front nine in a pond. The first hole is a forgiving straight shot (short and easy). The second is lengthy, and if you gun it, the green will let your ball roll right off and into the pond (which is why they kindly provide a skimmer at every lagoon). And that's two big things to love about Hickory Hill: their lengths are oversized, and feature many opportunities for your ball to do what you don't want it to do. The 12th hole is a monster: your ball has a steep climb to the cave at the top. Once it gets there, if it doesn't find the hole, or a rare niche to cling to, your golf ball will roll all the way back down the hill to the tee. There's a 90% chance you'll max out your six strokes. Don't be mad -- just get more holes in one on the front nine. Overall, this Hickory Hill is a ton of fun to play. I recommend it for family fun and World Minigolf Sport Federation (yes, it's a thing) wannabes alike!

Clubhouse workers have very bad attitude problems that need to be taken care of. The overall course…read moreis nice, but every time I walk into the clubhouse the front desk workers usually have an attitude and don't use basic manners or act polite at all. That may not be a dealbreaker for some people, but for me personally, I like to feel welcomed to a place that I've decided to spend my hard earned money on. If you work in customer service and can't provide basic manners then you should try and find a job elsewhere. This course does not feel welcoming at all.