Randel-Hinkle Municipal Golf Course

Website: http://www.mountaingrove.net/golf%20course.htm

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Randel-Hinkle a good value for a municipal course?

Absolutely, it's one of the best bangs for your buck in the region. You'll find well-maintained greens and fairways that often rival more expensive private clubs, especially considering the modest green fees. We always recommend booking a twilight round for an even better deal.

What's the course condition like at Randel-Hinkle, and is it challenging?

For a muni, Randel-Hinkle is surprisingly well-kept, particularly the greens which roll true and fast. It's not a beast, but the tight tree-lined fairways on the back nine demand accuracy, making it a fair test for most handicaps. Don't expect pristine resort conditions, but you'll be pleasantly surprised.

When is the best time of year or day to play Randel-Hinkle?

We always aim for a weekday morning round, especially during late spring or early fall when the weather is perfect and the crowds are thinner. Summer afternoons can get a bit slow, but the course is generally playable year-round thanks to good drainage. Beat the heat and the rush if you can.

What's a unique feature or signature hole at Randel-Hinkle?

Keep an eye out for the par-3 7th hole- "The Quarry." It's a dramatic downhill shot over an old rock quarry, requiring a precise carry to a well-guarded green. It's a real standout and surprisingly picturesque for a municipal track, offering a genuine challenge and a great photo op.

What amenities can I expect at Randel-Hinkle, beyond the golf?

You'll find a functional pro shop with essentials and a friendly staff, plus a small snack bar for post-round hot dogs and cold drinks. Don't expect a fancy clubhouse or extensive practice facilities, but the driving range is decent for a quick warm-up. It's all about the golf here, and they do that well.