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Hermitage Golf Course

4.2 (57 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Colin M.

I'm not the most well traveled golf tourist, but when I find a reasonably priced, well-maintained, public course out of state, I feel it's my duty to share my review. The golf course was in amazing condition with (despite the recent heat) soft greens and fairways, well manicured from tee box to green and a beautiful facility... Oh, and of course, sheep! We played the week following aeration, but the greens were still manageable and we received a $10 credit on our round which was reasonable.

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Nicholas D.

Hermitage Golf Course is absolutely beautiful! The course is well maintained, scenic, and fun to play. Staying on the property made the experience even better! Super convenient and relaxing. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a great golf getaway!

Nate M.

My friends and I love golf, but we normally slum it and play a cheaper course, because simply put we're not that good. We stepped up our game and decided to play the Hermitage course and we're blown away by the greens here. The course is beautifully maintained and easy to navigate thanks to the digital map in our golf carts. I believe hole 9 was the nuttiest hole with it having a literal 90' right turn at the end of the fairway. I really enjoyed the shorter holes and the challenging water features. The golf carts here are plush and come with bluetooth speakers, easy course mapping and distance guides, plus a digital score card. The restaurant, Hickory Sticks Grill, overlooks hole 18 and offers a full bar and a loaded menu. Plenty of snacks, sandwiches, burgers, and breakfast served all day. Normally when we play the "cheaper" courses it's about $30 each not including the cart. For an extra $25 to play here, Hermitage is definitely worth it! We will be back, but maybe when it's not 100' outside.

See the BROWN grass?  Looks good and you should not be hitting the ball there anyway.... but folks do.  Just play it as a lateral hazard.
Clark A.

It has been several years since I have paid to play here. Have played in a few corporate events here. Those have been on the Presidents..... used to call it the new course, but it is not new anymore. Friday prices have damn near doubled, let's say in the last 5 years. $93..... Course is in great shape. Generals has taken a new look with the non-golf areas getting some 3 foot tall grass. Looks awesome, but no forgiveness. By non-golf, I mean between fairways, around greens, generally in slice and hook MISS areas.... :) Need to speed along play and just play it as LATERAL Hazard vs Lost Ball. Carts don't have coolers anymore, and the drink girls only made it around 2 times on the 1st 9. We had to call the club house on the 2nd 9 and by 7 holes the girl made it back to us. Would have bought more, but NO COOLERS and 90 degrees, even the ice bag did not make it 4 holes.

Gary B.

Played here a few days ago and needless to say, i wasn't impressed. For the amount they're charging people, I expected the course to be in better condition. Tee boxes overgrown with weeds and the fairway full of non repaired divots. As you can tell by the pictures, they don't have an ice chest or sand to fill in the divots I mentioned. This place is not worth the amount they're charging.

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Stephanie D.

I went with my husband so he could hit some balls, which is the best deal for $18.00 and you hit as long as you want as long as there are balls available to fill your bucket. It has a chipping area as well as a putting area. It's a very nice facility. So after a couple of buckets, we grabbed a salad and drinks at the clubhouse. Now this is where I have to say was the best chicken salad salad at. I love chicken salad but often has grapes and not a fan. This had no fruit but was so delicious. I would definitely come back for this.

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Reviews are largely positive. Many highlight the well maintained course, scenic and beautiful layout, and challenging and fun holes.

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Played General's Retreat for the second time - it is a nice an open course with a few challenging holes.

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Nicest public course in the area hands down!!! It's a must play in the area

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