About - Seven Hills Golfers Club
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Offerings
- Food
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
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See All ReviewsMuch better than before they closed. Greens are very nice other areas still need some work but as they say Rome wasn't built in a day.
Edit: after the course reopening on January 3rd, I played once again at seven hills. The greens we're picture esque, and many improvements had been made. If we continue to support the course, more improvements will come. I tried so hard to give this place many chances. Me and my stepfather have been coming here for three months and it has drastically gotten worse and worse. They cut the restaurant portion and fired Lori , which was the last awesome thing about the place. The course layout is fantastic but there is almost no grass left and the greens have sand and fungus all over them to the point where you can't play on them. Considering that Meadow Oaks is cheaper and nicer, you'd be crazy to go here. I really hope that owner sinks more money into this because the potential is there.
The course has a very nice lay out........staff very friendly and helpful.....was a little confused to start.......when playing the first hole, my GPS told me it was the 10th hole......apparently at some point the back 9 became the front 9 and visa versa. Score card and hole markers were correct.....just my GPS was off.......Unfortunately, course condition was poor. Tee boxes needed work, fairways were burnt and dry and the greens were terrible. In fact, on some holes there was no grass on the green at all. Between the clover, weeds and sand on the greens, it was almost impossible to accurately putt. On one of the holes, they had set up a temporary green in front of the regular green, however that wasn't mentioned anywhere....I realize that the new owners "are working on it".....but it needs some work.......