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Four Seasons Golf Club

2.4 (11 reviews)

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Pine Hills Country Club

2.7(9 reviews)
7.5 mi

Decent public course, a little steep for a public course. I recently played a golf tournament…read morethere and the food was sub-par. Nothing special. What really ticked me off was the fact that they charged me $36 for a 6 pack of High Noon. Now I understand that they are more expensive and they gotta turn a profit, but when you have 50 golfers playing in a tournament you know they are going to drink. That's just taking advantage of the situation. You figure they buy them for $2.25 a can. So they are making $3.75 a can. That's ridiculous. And they had the nerve to say we give a discount off the can price for 6 packs of beer only. Get lost. $72 for a 12 pack of High Noon when I just payed $85 to play your course and get fed shitty food. Just robbery and not cool etiquette.

Great course, the one thing about the hills is that it's in the title. There are blind turns,…read moreupward shots and straights throughout the course that you have to be precise on where you are trying to hit the ball. The hills are quite challenging because you are hitting blindly if it's your first time here. The one thing about having fairways next to each other is that the ball from another course can get on the one you are playing on. Expect to duck when someone says "FORE!" Adding on, there seems to be a quicker pace of people in groups of four. [gnats will swarm you with no repellent]

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Courses have very blind turns

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Four Seasons Golf Club - golf - Updated October 2026

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