hidden lake golf club

This is a 36 hole golf course that is very enjoyable, it is not very long, and has some nice risk/reward holes.The new course its a bit easier, the old course its harder specially of you have a slice (which I do).The price is good for the quality of course at around $50 a round.

Day started off by being met by surly guest service rep in pro shop. Starter and cart guys were great. Maint. guys punching/rolling greens, just kept going even though they saw us on the fairways, on 2 different holes. I guess it was more important to get their work done. Also, don't remember a time when maintenance guys would not wait at the green for you to hit up without driving through-again it was all about them. They were flying all over the place. Halfway house offered a $6 egg sandwich which was a scoop of egg salad on stale white bread and not even cut, don't remember every receiving a sandwich that hadn't at least been cut in half before. Sure making it easy on where to spend golf dollars these days especially when there are so many courses in the area. Not sure if it is because it just turned over to Club Link, but the atmosphere is certainly one of indifference from the staff to the public

Overall I had a good experirence at the club. The staff was friendly and the overall course conditions were good. This is a good beginner s course with some uneven lies throughout the course. The biggest drawback was that some of the greens were still showing signs of the harsh winter weather. Lots of patches of dead grass.

Pleasant surprise as course was not busy, however practice green were a disaster. Course obviously suffered over the winter but still lots to do especially as we are at the end of May !!Overall a good experience, slope rating fair however need to try and remedy the impact of the bad winter.

My wife and I played Hidden Lake on Monday (April 21). We have played there in the past and really liked the course. Unfortunately, in our view, the course was not ready to be opened. Obviously the winter took its toll and many trees were damaged. The greens were the worst greens I have played on anywhere.

I did the summer cap and I think it starts to early for me. I like that the instructors are nice to the kids.

Staff was great, green was even better. Had a great time with work colleagues and enjoyed the services offered.

both courses are challenging, the old has more mature trees but its short holes have tighter fairways.teaching and practice facilities are the best in town and don't forget to visit the pro shop for great bargains on golf equipment.

Played for the 1st time in 20 years coures was in great shape very nice greens I think it is overpriced for the area but its your choice if can get a good price I would recommend it.

A small restaurant and space, but in a good way. Its a cozy and delightful course, and the scenic views are to die for. Definitely a great place to visit in Burlington!

Two courses with distinct features (old & new), excellent practice area and well stocked pro-shop. Can get very busy at times and bugs can be an issue on some holes close to Lake Medad (Hidden Lake).

I recently went to Hidden Lake and played a 9 holes on the old course and new course, and I had a great experience. The course was beautiful but if you go to this course get a powered cart (if you are the right age) because the course is long and can be very tiring after a while. But overall go to Hidden Lake Golf Course its a great experience, the staff is great, and the course is fun and challenging.

Live in the area and play the course regularly. Prices are reasonable given the number of courses in the area but the major attractions are the course in great shape, the excellent on course staff, clubhouse and servers. Pro shop is always accommodating and rounds rarely get into the 4 - 41/2 hours range when I have played.