Fantastic signage - if you get lost here it's your own fault. Several porta potties. Very clean, well maintained park.

If I HAVE to put something, it's the walk between #1 and #2. My first time here, I thought that was a really bad sign, but none other are like that. You just have to get away from the dog park.

First time here today, started at 7am and there wasn't anyone else playing. That combined with the long walk between #1 and #2, and I took those two things as a bad sign of things to come. But man was I wrong. I love this course! So much so, I played three rounds back to back to back. There are red and blue tee boxes with large, concrete tee pads (#10 has one tee box), terrific signs, two baskets per hole (except 11 - more on that later), and very short tee box markers that are a little tricky to find if you're using those. One through nine is pretty open, with a tree patch here and there. Number 10 takes you into the woods, number 11 is a death tee shot. DO NOT OVERTHROW THIS HOLE! - unless you have your repelling gear. It's very easy to, it's short and downhill. There is a serious empty creek downhill past the basket and it is tricky to retrieve (as me how I know). #17 will really make you sweat with your approach. #18 should only be one basket. The short is trickier than the long for some reason, because it's much closer to the pond.

-Very well maintained
-Great tee pads
-Great disc catcher baskets (two on most holes)
-Great man made course accents
-Informative club/course map and bulletin board
-4 unique course layouts depending on the pad/pin combination that you play

It's reaching to come up with a con...but I guess some of the walks from tee to tee were long. Not bad though compared to a lot of courses out there.

I was super impressed with the time and money I saw invested in this course. I was visiting from out of town and only had a putter to play with so I played the short/short combination which was still fun. I was eyeing the Long Long course layout as I played and I was drooling over the chance to come back and play it. Looks challenging! Can't wait to make the drive up from Charleston to play a tournament here!

The short course is fun and challenging. The long course is tough for advanced & should challenge pros. Good mix of open & wooded holes. Multiple pin placements, Uphill & downhill shots. Water plays on several holes. The amenities for this course are professionally done, Full Sized concrete tees, professional tee signs on long & short tees. well built benches & bridges, trash cans through the course. A few wooded holes that tee is on a slope the tees were built and leveled very nicely.

The only con was it rained heavily the night before and there were some boggy wet fairway spots. But it was not a big deal.

I realize some will scoff at my 5 star rating. But from a regular player's perspective this is the kind of course you will enjoy playing. This course is a great example what can be possible when you get full participation from county parks & rec. Turkey Hill is the most professionally built course I have played. It was well thought out and you can easily see there was a lot of time, work & materials put in to the building of this course.
Usually new courses need a "Breaking In" period to get trails and walkway worn in but this course was ready to go.