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This golf course needs serious work. Played the lake course and it is in deplorable condition. Cart paths are impassible, at one place it is so steep it is like a 90 degree drop on a roller coaster. Golf carts barely can get going and make it up the hill. As you can see in my photo, the greens are non-existent. Fairways are more like rough. The worker in the photo couldn't stop blowing his leaf blower to allow me to focus on hitting the ball. Workers don't care about their jobs. Water coolers had barely any water and the water was dirty. Stuff in the shop isn't inventoried well and the worker admitted to it. This place has gone to hell in a handbasket. It's sad because if given the right care, it could be a really beautiful and thriving course. I will play elsewhere.
Amazing place! I just completed the women’s grip and sip and am getting ready for level 2. Jolie and Nichole are fantastic, they’re great teachers, everything just makes sense when they break it down. The courses are great and the range is a good time as well. Lots of fun things to do here! The atmosphere is so helpful, welcoming and most importantly chill. Plus staff is always friendly and the cocktails are delicious.
I’ve been playing at Windy Hill on Midlothian Turnpike for a while now, and unfortunately, the course has only gotten worse over time. The greens are in terrible shape — burned out, patchy, and full of weeds, making it nearly impossible to putt. Most of the fairways are poorly maintained, and the tee boxes look like they’ve been completely neglected. For the price they charge, it’s hard to justify coming back. There are courses just down the road with perfectly kept greens, so it’s clearly a matter of putting money back into maintenance — and here, it’s obvious the owners aren’t doing that. Even the practice putting green by the clubhouse is in such bad shape it’s not even usable. I’ve taken photos to show just how bad it’s gotten. It’s frustrating because I do enjoy playing here, but at this point, you’re better off going somewhere that actually cares about the course.