Emerald Hills Golf Course

Man, you need to climb up and down hills every hole, and we're talking about 25ft up and down hills, probably the most in and decline 9 hole course ever. Except Hole 1 with a big slope and you don't get to see the green from tee box, not much design here but surely it's a fun mountain climbing plus golfing.

One of the marshals (an older white man) in a golf cart approached my group aggressively, claiming we were “going too slowly.” This accusation came from a man two holes away who shouted at us, even though our group was consistently being mindful of our pace and following proper etiquette by waiting until the group ahead had cleared the fairway before taking our shots. The marshal then began yelling at us for not having our own full golf sets, as if that was a legitimate reason for holding up play (wouldn’t it make us faster if anything?). It was clear he was just looking for a reason to yell at us. In short, come to this golf course if you want to lose your ball in overgrown grass and get yelled at by angry strangers. I didn’t know it was possible for people to be so upset on a golf course in such nice weather.

Recently visited with friends, but the club house seem too old and disorderly for photos. All courses are unreasonably designed and some staff members were taking excessive risk in performing their job. There are additional barricades at the entrance. Not safe to visit right now.