Highlands Golf Course

Great little Par 3 Course online tee time booking are great. Laid back atmosphere. Great for Beginners and seasoned golfers alike. Not your typical par hit from one mound of dirt to another it’s like a full size course shrunk to par 3. Very fun and Well kept.

I play with Ladies group and we have a great time. This course will test your short game. Course is in great shape!

I will give the course a 5 star! I especially found Don and Bob to be the most friendliest guys I ‘ve met! Small course, but very nice!

The course is quite nice. Its easy to get to. Staff is very accommodating. Went with a big party, no clubs and odd number. Staff fixed us right up with rental clubs and two times one after the other. Highly recommend this course.

I’ve been going here for a few years and find it to be an excellent 9 hole course. I played 18 today and found the course to be in outstanding condition considering our very wet winter and spring. The clubhouse is a quaint facility with a good assortment of golf products. The staff is also very friendly and accommodating. Its hard to beat their prices also. The course is relatively flat walking course, hosting a few sand traps and small water hazard. I’ve found that the course is pretty well protected from winds also. You do need to be careful with slicing or hooking but thankfully, most of the homes on the course have pretty good protection screens.
If you are looking for a quick round of golf or just want to tune up your short game, I would encourage you to play this course.

Pretty decent for a par 3, a quick way close to home (for me) to get in a short 9. That being said, I don’t know if it’s because it’s a more beginner course or what, but I always get caught up behind the slowest people who have zero clue how general course etiquette should be. Please don’t go off looking for your ball for 20 min., please let people play through, please don’t 20 putt it.
In general, I understand that people may not understand all the rules and are just learning, so I try to be understanding, but seriously, why does everyone I get behind seem to think about 5 Mulligans for each shot is acceptable? So the things that bother me tend to be things that I would consider to be general common sense type etiquette.
Anyway, I kind of tangented off there, but the point is that this is a very nice little course, but there are a lot of people who have no etiquette and you will always get stuck behind them. At least I do!

My 11 yr old and I are still just learning this game and this course is at the right level for us. All the holes are par 3 except for one par 4. Before 11:30 it is free for juniors to play. Our tee time was 11:37 but they didn’t charge Joe anyway. The course was in fairly decent shape. It has some water and sand bunkers which makes it a little more exciting than our usual par 3 course (Riverbend in Kent).

A nice little 9 hole course. Whenever I go back home for Christmas, this is where my high school buddies and I hit the links. It’s a fairly easy course, nothing strenuous (not that golf is physically exhausting. yet). You can usually get a good tee time and it’s relatively inexpensive. Great for a quick round of golf. I’ve lost many balls here. chalk up to my learning curve. =)
review 2÷9÷2008
I.M.Y.