Great short course. Staff is great. Marshall is fair. People are nonchalant. Food place closes…read moreearly though

I only went here for the restaurant it has a salad bar by the pound. Made as ordered pizza, variety…read moreof sandwiches, wings etc.. it has a nice view of the driving range as well

The hospitality here was outstanding, thanks to Richie! Although the restaurant was closed bc we…read moreplayed on a Monday, we grabbed some stuff in the pro shop which was fine. The course is a challenge for sure. Easy enough if you play clean golf, but definitely will make you think about your shots. Peaceful setting for a round of golf. I'd recommend.

It's a good local course, reasonably priced. The staff is friendly. The facilities are cleanread more

Hard course cause it was very firm. Good job keeping the course playable. Greens ok. Fairways ok.read more

Fabulous food and drinks!! Will be back for desserts! Location is nice and relaxing!read more

Don't normally leave reviews but saw somebody left this course a 1 star review. Completely unfair!…read moreThis course is perfectly adequate and staff are very friendly and responsive. Is this course grand bear? No, but you are not paying grand bear prices and the staff are very accommodating, hardworking, and welcoming. Shame on you 1 star!

I play many different courses in the winter from the Florida panhandle to Gulf Shores Al. I have…read morenever been inclined to leave a review because you always get what you pay for in golf. Dogwood is the exception. They should rename this place Dogpatch. I thought I snagged a sweet deal on Golf Now but you could not pay me to play there again. Granted it was the first of February and I don't expect lush green fairways, but this place was ridiculous. The fairways were compacted sand and mud with a few green spots here and there. The edges of the fairways (we call it the first cut in the north) were bumpy bare and impossible to hit off. I will say that the club house staff and workers on the course were friendly and polite.

We are visiting family and my son wants to swing practice some baseball . We found this place by…read moreyelp, and came for a visit on Friday morning. The first impression is that the place is huge. Everything new and clean, and ac is super nice. They have baseball bating area, pickle ball area and golf simulator area. Chris helped us to decide what we want, and since we don't have anything, he let us use their bats and helmets. 10 out of ten in costumer service. Chris is the Goat!

As a disc golfer that's new to the sport, I immediately hear the rumblings among players in the New…read moreOrleans area that the 21 hole course at Hiller Park in Biloxi, Mississippi was the best on the Gulf Coast. Being an adventurist and liking the challenge of playing new courses, I decided to make the 90 mile drive to give it a try. It turned out to be a very good decision, as this course has a lot to offer, especially in the use of the natural landscape to create many hazards and challenges. The park is located just a few miles from Keesler Air Force Base and there's actually base housing that butts right up to the park. The park appears to have been around for quite some time as there are a lot of mature cypress, oak and pines trees. There's also a lot of thick vegetation / brush lining some of the fairways and surrounding the baskets that makes hunting for your disc on an errant throw quite challenge. Water comes into play on a lot of holes, as there are salty / brackish fingerer lakes that extend from the Gulf of Mexico into the park. I don't recommend wading in for a disc as the brackish water is very murky and you can't tell what's beneath the surface. I like the fact that nearly every hole offers three different tee boxes (white, red & blue). We played the red every time, as it offered concrete tee pads and appeared to be the intermediate distance, as compared to the blue pro tees. The best way to review this course, to me, would be to describe all 21 holes. Hole 1 is right next to the pavilion/gazebo and forces you to throw over an arm of the bay onto a basket that's well protected. Throw left and you'll hit a tree and into the water. Fade right and your disc is going down faster than the Titanic. Hole 2 fades so far to the right that you can't see the basket, which is placed right at the edge of a wooded patch that will eat your disc for lunch. Hole 3 crosses a narrow creek that forces me to lay up for fear of hitting the water. There's also a lot of low lying branches over the water. Hole 4 crosses a dry creek and fades right to a basket near a bridge and a cluster of oak trees. Hole 5 was hard to find without a map and is actually in a tunnel of trees. If you cannot throw straight, keep a good eye on your disc as it ricochets on the pine trees like a pinball. Hole 6 is shaped like a horseshoe and bends endlessly to the left. Hole 7's mando forces you to throw through a narrow gap of trees to enter a short fairway that veers sharply to the right. Hole 8 is fairly straight and open and crosses another dry creek bed. Hole 9 fades slightly to the right through a cluster of large mature pine trees. The basket sits in front of a steel cable that separates the course from one of the park's parking lots. Beware of the thick brush to the right, as I have gone in to retrieve a disc and it is unforgiving. Hole 10 forces you to throw across another finger of the bay. The basket lies to the far right, so if you fade at all, you will go in the drink. Beware of the lone power line in front of the tee box that has been known to snag a few discs and cause them to drop into the water. Hole 11 is bordered by tennis courts to the right and a road to the left. The is another finger of the bay that opens up to the right . Unless you have a big arm, I recommend laying up and throwing at the basket from a 12 foot high perch. Hole 12 forces you to cross the water to get back to the tee box and punishes you with a technical throw protected by water and thick disc snagging trees. Hole 13 fades left with some trees to negotiate. Hole 14, I cannot recall and will update after I play my next round here. ;-( Hole 15 looks like an "ess" curve on a race track and features another water crossing and yet more trees. Hole 16, I cannot recall and will update after I play my next round here. ;-( Hole 17 drives across a long open field to a basket near the road to the right. Hole 18 requires a short walk and is nearly another tunnel of trees, but not quite as thick. The basket is well protected and requires a strong hook to the left and good accuracy. Hole 19 throws back near the tee box of 18 and has a lot of ricochet potential through the dense tree coverage. Hole 20 has you throwing back to the road near the pavilion / gazebo near hole 1. Hole 21 is a short hole. But throw too far and you are in the shrubbery. Throw too high and you may clear the shrubbery and end up in the bay. Overall, this is a very enjoyable course and I can see it easily becoming a favorite of mine. For New Orleanians, it's a little far, but definitely worth the drive.

Nice course with good mixture of holes. Bring a disc retriever Incase you land in water. Fun courseread more

The park sits on the side of a busy road but at least it had a fence separating it from traffic…read more The photos on Yelp suggested the park had lots of play options and was shaded but upon arrival the playground was very small and offered little shade. Also didn't see any available or designated parking for the park so we didn't stay.

Nice little park directly across the street from the beach & within walking distance of some…read morehotels. Has playground, sandbox, swings, pavilion, picnic tables. No restroom but portable potty across the street to the east.

Emily WAS AMAZING!! It was my first time going axe-throwing and she made the experience not only…read morefun but super memorable!

This was our first experience as Axe throwing and it was amazing! The young lady who was working…read morethere was amazing as well. She took her time instructing us on the proper techniques! Go support this business!!