Shiloh Springs Golf Course

Love playing here and it’s so much better than it used to be in the past! Sand traps are extremely nice and greens held all summer

As a member, I can say this course is sharply declining. Here are things that need immediately addressed; A. Tee times are 6 minutes apart. Move tee times to 10 minutes apart or someone is going to get hurt especially on the weekends. This is a safety issue. B. Tee boxes are littered with tees and the course needs to do a better job picking these up. Public course aside, this is an easy fix, but requires management to make this a priority. C. Lack of management. The GM spends more time golfing than doing his job. Oversight is a problem. D. Bunkers are not maintained. Either fill them in or add sand where needed. E. It's spring time. Ground crew should be working the course and watering. The grounds crew has improved, so this is a positive. Just pick up the tees on the tee boxes. F. W

This is a very nice course, simple and easy to navigate. It has some really nice features and some difficult holes, including a few very creative ones. The course is one that I will play again in the future, the staff is kind and helpful. I would highly recommend that you take the time to play a round here.

Great staff and nice course. Our school held a fundraiser here, and we and our guests were all well taken care of. Carts are in good shape. Plenty of challenge on the holes.

Bad course condition, high price. First some context: I started playing this course a year or two ago summer 2022 and 2023. Those years, for the price and the fact that it was available, it was an adequate options for a round. They charged a fair price for an average course. Win win. However I just played it April 2024 so here is the review as of 2024. The price has gone up and the maintenance/ general care of the course has dramatically dropped. The bunkers are beyond bad (would take no more than 2-3 hours to simply clean them up), most greens are good but a couple are real bad. Greatlife from my experience is consistently a poor manager of golf courses. For what they charge now, play elsewhere. Stone Canyon, Heritage and Tomahawk are a few public courses that come to mind.