Rush Lake Hills Golf Club

Nothing bad to say about this place. Great staff! Decent conditions throughout. A few burnt greens but not too bad. Fairways were trimmed well and greens ran consistent. The only small issue was the release of people during twilight that apparently go to any hole they feel is open.

Played 36 holes here for the first time last week and had a great time. "Hills" definitely describes this course. There's lots of elevation changes and challenges. This course is in good condition overall. Well maintained and groomed. The fairways were nice and the rough was trimmed but thick in places. The tee boxes were in good condition and for the most part flat. Some tee boxes may have been a little domed but not many. Pace of play was good for the amount of people on the course. Spoke with some of the grounds people and all were very friendly. The clubhouse was not at all what I expected. More of an older quonset hut building. Bar and pro-shop all in one. People behind the counter were polite and helpful. We finished our first round, checked in with the pro-shop and he sent us right back out ahead of our scheduled second tee time. Cart paths were all in decent shape. Some were paved and some were gravel but overall decent. There were some typical burnt spots up near some of the greens but nothing terrible or that caused issues with play. The greens were all in great shape and some were crazy with the elevation changes! Loved it! Overall a great course to play and experience. I am looking forward to heading back there again sometime. Thanks!

I love this golf course. I drive 45 minutes to play here and never regret it. Feels like you're up north. Greens are challenging but fun. Same can be said for the hole course but plenty of chances to score if you are accurate off the tee.