Spring Hills Country Club

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the biggest challenge golfers face at Spring Hills Country Club?

You'll quickly discover that Spring Hills' greens are its true defense - they're notoriously undulating and deceptively fast, especially on the back nine. Don't expect many straight putts here; reading the subtle breaks is key to avoiding a three-putt nightmare on these meticulously maintained surfaces.

When is the absolute best time of year to play Spring Hills, and why?

We highly recommend visiting in early fall, typically late September through October. The course truly shines with vibrant foliage framing every hole, and the cooler, crisp air makes for perfect playing conditions without the summer humidity. Plus, the fairways are usually at their absolute prime then.

Is Spring Hills Country Club more of a traditional, members-only vibe, or is it welcoming to visiting golfers?

While it certainly has a classic country club feel, Spring Hills is surprisingly welcoming to non-members, especially during off-peak weekday hours. You'll find the staff genuinely friendly, and the atmosphere is relaxed, not stuffy - just be sure to respect the dress code. We always feel right at home there.

What's one 'hidden gem' or a particular hole at Spring Hills that I absolutely shouldn't miss?

You absolutely have to pay special attention to the par-3 14th hole. It's a stunning downhill shot over a natural ravine to a two-tiered green, often playing into a tricky crosswind. It's a true test of nerve and club selection, and the views from the tee box are spectacular.

What should I know about booking a tee time at Spring Hills, especially if I'm not a member?

If you're not a member, your best bet is to book 7-10 days in advance, particularly for weekend play. They do reserve a limited number of public tee times, but they fill up fast, so call the pro shop directly. Expect guest fees to be on the higher side, reflecting the course's excellent condition and amenities.