The actual golf course is fine and has a cadre of astute maintenance personnel to care for the course. My review is based on the total package, the course itself and the so called “hotel” associated with it. The hotel portion is in TERRIABLE shape, cracks in the walls, toilets that leak on the floor, absolutely disgusting “clean towels”, numerous stains on the carpet, and a total of five channels on an antiquated 19” TV make for the most miserable stay I have ever had. My recommendation is simply this, if you want to golf here it is a decent course, just don’t lodge here or you will regret it……

value

older

Emerald Hills is an exellent value for the not so picky golpher. The place is a little dated but the people are friendly and the course is challenging. Im stayed in one of the condos and it was very comfortable.

Customer Service

good

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Be careful in Leesville.

Great value, nice course.

It's a little remote. It borders Toledo Bend Reservoir, so if you get tired of golfing, you can fish. Other than that, there's not much to do, but what else could you want?

I have played Emerald Hills three of four times. When I first played, the weekend package for three days of golf, a cart, and two nights in the hotel was $75. The same package is around $150 now but it it a great deal on three full days of golf. The hotel looks like it was built around the 60's, but the rooms are neat and clean. Last time I played, the fairways were somewhat narrow, but they had trees marked for removal. There was no sand that I recall, but enough water to make it interesting and some fantastic elevated tee boxes that seemed to make your drive fly for miles. The people that work there were very friendly and I am looking forward to returning soon.

Customer Service

Very nice people that run the place. Very helpful on the phone.

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