Hughes Creek Golf Course

This course is very hilly with very slow greens. Overall, fine experience in the outdoors. Just be ready to yell at the greens when you miss your putt.

Decent course with its pros and cons. Here is my take on it:
Driving Range: Nope
Putting Green: Nice. Decent size, in good shape. Gives you a good idea what to expect out on the course.
Course: I love the first hole. Nothing better than ripping driver off the tee into a fairway that’s 30−40yds below you and watching the ball roll to the front of the green (or on if you are lucky!). Course has a couple of areas of big elevation changes. 1, 9, 12, 18 all come to mind quickly. Pretty open course that I think is best suited for the average golfer than the advanced golfer. I don’t remember there being GPS on the carts, so know how to figure yardages. Water coolers were available. Pace of play is slow though. Expect 4.5−5 hours to play 18. Rarely do I see a ranger on the course and when I do and say something about it, I get the standard response «well, that’s typical». No, it’s not.
Staff: All in all, I think the staff is pretty nice. I think the indifferent attitude they take on being able to change things is a cause of concern, but it hasn’t kept me from the course. Yet. Price is decent, you can usually get on for roughly $ 30.
Overall: Definitely a second-​tier course in the area. Many other choices that are better to play, but it has its place. I think this would be a great place to take a teenager or younger child to learn how to play.

I would give this course negative stars, a partial star, or zero stars if any of them were possible. I played this course because I had a Groupon to ride for $ 14.
I paid at least $ 15 too much.
This course is NOT well maintained. I wasted more time looking for my ball than I did actually hitting it, because when you watch it land in the fairway and bounce into the rough, it becomes an «abandon all hope ye who enter here» moment. Rough can be tough to hit out of, since that’s part of the game, but you should still be able to FIND your ball. I lost a dozen balls on that course and at least half of those were to the rough. Out of bounds or water I can deal with. In the rough next to the fairway somewhere I can’t deal with.
Then there’s this matter of my hitting a beautiful shot onto the green and when I got up there my ball had mysteriously vanished. This course absolutely punishes you even when you hit a good shot. It’s not worth the money I paid and keep in mind that my cost to play was only ¹⁄₃ of the normal cost because of the Groupon. If you gave me enough money to pay off the U.S. national debt I still wouldn’t go back.

Wide open, uninspiring track. Good for outings, especially with novice golfers. Decent restaurant. Has a couple of interesting holes. Hills and distance between begs for a cart, though some people do walk the course.

Very wide open course, great for a novice to work on his or her game. Well maintained. Great view from the 19^th hole.