This was a fun course but short with some unusual laid out holes. There is a far amount of walking even with a cart so you do need to have some ability to walk up and down the many hills - distances can be deceiving so be sure and bring a GPS! The pro shop was very friendly and well... More

I played this course a few days ago and several years ago as well. I really enjoy this golf course because there are several par 3 holes which helps with improving your short game but is also challenging. Seldom have I seen a course in such good shape this early in the season, and the pride in maintainence is apparent.... More

Not to hard not to easy just right for the weekend duffer. My son's and I have a great time every time we play the course

I really liked this golf course. There are definitely a thousand hills. There are several par 3 holes on this course. Great for practicing short game. A couple of the fairways are tight which makes this course a challenge. We had a fun morning and unseasonably warm weather which helped! A real fun course.

love this golf course - try and play on every visit at least once a year. Very challenging with lots of hills and lots of rough.

Par 64 @5000 yards will challenge most golfers. There are two short par 3's but the rest are long. Several holes where trouble will fine you if you aren't accurate.

I played this course and although ok overall for the reviews I read I wasn't all that impressed. It is only a 68 par course and the guy in the golf shop wasn't very pleasant. I also played the Payne Stewart and the Branson Creek courses. These were more expensive but much nicer courses and worth the additional costs.

I was looking for a course to play that wasn't too expensive and decided on Thousand Hills. I haven't played any other courses in town yet, so I really can't compare it to the others, but I enjoyed it. I've stayed at their condos too and would definately choose Thousand Hills for a fun golf getaway.