I paid $15 to walk the course on a bright November day. Previous writers are correct, no starter and no rangers to keep things moving. We managed to play in 3:45 but that was with playing through another group. For the price of two buckets at a driving range, this is a fine walking course if you have reasonable expectations.

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Pleasant young ladies at check in, the snack bar was fine.

very short course in decent shape. Was very hilly which led to some fun shots. however one time I played it took me and a friend 3 hours to finish 9 holes. No ranger presence to keep things moving. don't recommend for any somewhat good golfer.

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Bunker Hills golf course is over charged, over booked, and the rangers there are very very rude. They over booked, 8 minutes apart and expected the group to keep up the pace whether you are playing 4 or 5 some. The staffs and rangers (high school ages) knew nothing about golf and just drove around in their carts and pushed golfers at all level to play fast so they could make more money. My 5-some were allowed to play and we got yelled at, pushed and hurried at the 7th (the ranger actually followed us for 3 holes with every swing), and he was not happy even 5 golfers finished 9 holes in 2 hours 20 minutes??? The golf course is over charge, I would recommend all golfers to play The Refuge, The Ponds, Chomonix, Majestic Oaks ($18 walk), Edinburgh USA, etc. Don't waste your time at Bunker Hills, you're will be sorry and waste time and money. Email me if you have any questions - I am a 6-handicap. Hoang!

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Terrible, unprofessional, bias.

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The Refuge, The Ponds, Chomonix, Majestic Oaks, Rush Creek, Inverwood, Bramae, Edinburgh.

Good course for a beginner golfer. Low afternoon rates. Regular players will be disappointed.

Poorly maintained and managed course. No rangers, crowded tee times, long waits.

Short course even from the back tees. Yardages are overly inflated. Poor tee areas and greens. This course is strictly for the high handicappers.

Played the course on a Tuesday, took 6 hours to complete the round. Course was in nice shape, but the greens were very short and fast. A high, 100 yard pitch shot into the center of a green, usually resulted in the ball bouncing off the green. If you play here, I would advise you to bump and run your approach shots to the green.

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Where are the Rangers?

Scenery. Well-kept for a public course.

A bit too short--was able to drive the green (and beyond) on several par 4's. Might be slow going if the course is crowded.

Forked over a whopping $15 (twilight rate) to walk my first round on this course on a sunny Sunday evening. As far as scenery goes, WOW. This course is gorgeous. Lots of rolling hills (making for several blind tee shots), pretty well-kept tree-lined fairways (although there wasn't much difference between the fairway and the first cut of rough) and greens, lots of squirrels, deer and other forest creatures, and a beautiful sunset made for a very relaxing, enjoyable experience on the whole. The greens are small but the fairways are short and there isn't much trouble--it wasn't hard to get up and down even on somewhat errant drives. Got on the course around 5:45 and managed to get in 17 holes.

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Very scenic. Many holes are "blind" because of the hilly fairways.

Pace was a little slow.

Played this course on a Thursday afternoon. For a short course, it's pretty challenging as the greens are sloped and the fairways are narrow. Tees were a little worn, but the greens played well.

For the money ($18 after 3:00 for greens fees and a pull cart), it was a great day.

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