Sunset Hills Golf Course

The greens are in really bad shape. I wouldn't waste my time on this golf course but what do you say for $35?

This review is for the 18 hole course.I got on around 930a on a Thursday.It was quite busy and I had a slow solo walking in front of me.I had a fast solo riding behind me so it was not my preferred pace.The course plays well overall.The fairways are wide open, the greens and tee boxes are in decent shape for the most part.Some of the white tee boxes were in bad repair with very little grass.The green sizes are standard, not very large but they are all in pretty good shape for the most part.Number 15, a par 3 over the water with a bunker close in on the left side of the holes is a real challenge, especially with the wind in your face.There are 3 holes where you are hitting blind shots off the Tee which is always a challenge when you're playing a course for the first time.Overall this is a decent course and @ $25 with cart for Senior isn't bad.The carts are old, slow and in need of repair.

I've been going to Sunset Hills for a little over six months now, the same amount of time I've been playing golf. This is me and my wife's favorite weekend activity because every time we walk in the club house the staff is very welcoming. Also, the people who play here are very friendly and understanding with beginner golfers. Not to mention all the nature that decorate the course, such as deer. We've played a hand full of public and semi-public golf courses and Sunset Hills, for it's price, is in great shape! It has a good combination of challenging and forgiving holes. Beware of hole 8 (par 3 hole) - there is a house behind the green and today I hit a ball over the green and a girl came in with a very aggressive attitude saying that my ball hit her car and she "wanted to punch me in the face" but I offered her money instead. Felt like a scam, but I wasn't willing to waste a lot of time - just be aware!Long story short, we totally recommend Sunset Hills other than today's incident, it has always been a great experience!

We recently went here as part of a bachelor weekend. I can't say enough about this place. The best thing I'll point out are the workers who went out of their way to make sure we had a great time. The accommodated us at every turn and we couldn't have been happier. If you're a pro golfer, the course itself won't impress you, but for the cost and for the skill level (very low) we had as a group, it was fun which is what we wanted. If you want a chill, relaxing, and fun time golfing, highly recommend this place!

You can't beat the value of playing here. The only downside is how busy the course can be, especially on the weekends. It often means waiting for the person ahead of you and someone waiting behind you. Some of the tee boxes are in rough shape, but I suppose that's expected with the number of people coming through each day. All things considered, I'd say they do a great job maintaining the course, and they do their best to make sure you have a good time. The "short" (par 3) course is in better shape and a little more quiet. I enjoy playing both courses. They also have nice areas to practice chipping and putting.

Just okay. The soccer balls were all old and beat up. The course is on an active golf course so you're constantly in each others way. It's nine holes I think? Most foot golf are 18. No scorecards so we had no idea what the pars were or even where the next hole was at. Grass around the holes wasn't cut on a few and other holes were above the ground by an inch or two so had to pop the ball up to get into the hole. I'm sure there's better courses in Charlotte.

Few weeks ago, I joined my coworkers for a foot golf tournament. It was my first time in a golf course, so I have no good basis for comparison. However, it seemed very cleaned and well organized, the club cars were clean, and the staff were ready for us when we arrived, friendly and very attentive. General info:- The only foot golf course in Charlotte.- High Season: Apr - Aug- Open year-round- 9 Holes Foot Golf and 18 Holes Golf Holes.- There's a restaurant on-siteFour Yelps

Arrival: I was waiting behind a gentleman chatting up the person behind the counter to check in and pay. Another gentleman walks in and goes around and is serviced first. Frustrating. Playing 18 today: we expected it to be busy for the holiday, so we weren't too surprised when on the front 9 we had to wait a little at 6 of the holes to tee off. Then, on 13, the course asks if they can add a person to our group- odd but ok. At 16, they come to talk to us again: "Um, the people behind you complained that you're slow so, um, could you play faster?" We finished our round in 4 hours and 5 minutes. If the employee had just checked with the starter on when we teed off and what time it was, they could have handled that with so much more grace. We were, by general rules, not playing slow.Service aside, the holes are right on top of each other and people from 3 different holes at 2 different times were hitting off our fairway. For the price I paid and service my friends and I had, I am not planning to return to this course.

Love the Short Course. It's a great walk and a really nice course for the beginner or novice golfer.

If you are looking for great value in golf / this is your place. The learner's course is perfect to work on your short game or bring first-time golfers