Aquia Harbour Golf & Country Club

This neighborhood course is a hidden gem, an inexpensive place to play 9 - 18 holes. I equate it with a practice course. The fairways are in need of standardization but the greens are well kept, not too difficult and a few with difficult approaches. The clubhouse beverages are inexpensive and I thought the food is good. If one stays for dinner, the food can be excellent.

The course pro lives in the neighborhood and works by appointment. His "package" prices are affordable, bringing down golf lesson prices to below $50 an hour. Another hidden gem!

My daughter and I had a great time and I was pleasantly surprised by the course condition, friendly customer service and reasonable pace of play for a Sunday morning round. This was my daughter's first round of golf after several trips to the driving range and we both enjoyed it very much and are looking forward to playing again soon. My only criticism of the course is that there were a few greens that had crabgrass in spots that made putting a little more challenging than it should have been.

Upon arrival you will have to stop at the gate to be greeted and obtain the parking pass necessary for all visitors. Scott will likely be in the pro shop to greet you and he is as nice as they come. Pack a lunch because the food wasn't available on Monday when I went but plenty of beverages. They are typically sold in 6 pack format with ice chest and Scott does it all! $17 for a six pack of bud light (16 oz) and an affordable tee time made this experience not only frugal but memorable. I played 18 with a member who was very nice and another 9 with another member who taught me, essentially, how to properly drive the ball. Nice members, great staff and beverage selection, challenging and long 4/5 par holes and well-kept bunkers (even after the rain!!!).

I paid golf now fees for 3 holders to play 18 holes. We drove 35 miles and they only allowed us to play 9 holes!

Lots of potential for a 9 hole course, BUT. Greens were fine BUT tee boxes and fairways were in bad shape. Need to spend some money and overhaul both. Lots of ups and downs, left and right doglegs and challenge. Could be a great course for intermediate, beginners and seniors. Even advanced players could work on their short game. Also, need better signage around the course.

Greens were fuzzy and with inconsistent care. Making Very slow putting and poor grain

Enjoy the course, especially considering the cost. Great staff.

The greens were great. I enjoyed to quiet and easygoing pace playing golf here. Some of the holes were challenging. That's why we play golf right!!!!

It was a good time. Construction on hole 1 makes for a very short Par 4 with PW to the green. Other than that good course.

This course isn't a world beater by any stretch of the word, but it's cheap and it's only 4 miles from my house so if I want to get in a quick 9 or 18 I have no problem with this course. I will also say that this is my 4th time playing here and this is probably the best condition I've ever seen this course in so hopefully they continue to improve the course. It will never be as good as some of the nicer courses in the area but what do you expect for $25.00 or less. If you want to play an average course for a below average price this isn't a bad choice.

Course is very good for beginners. The guy at the front desk had no idea what was going on but was friendly. Overall it is a great course to play at if you want to play for cheap

I love the way this course is laid out. Greens are slow and allow me to work on my putting. As always, had a great time. Can't wait to get back out there.

Great course for sharpening skills. 9th and 18th holes can get congested.

For a nine hole course with dual tees for an 18 hole experience, the course is very nice, the only thing that would have made it outstanding was to have a little speed on the greens, they are quite slow.

It is cheap. Definitely not worth it. They had the worst fairways I have played on, never seen so much dirt on the tee boxes, and the greens were in fair conditions. They didn't inform me one of the greens were down(hole 4), but there's a temporary hole in the fairway to putt on dirt. If you decide to play (I would not recommend it) I will give you some advice. Avoid the roughs, you lawn is in better shape. The fairways are dry and dead so if you can hit the greens on the first shot, go for it. The ground is solid so hopefully you stay flat and don't hit fat. If you hit it in the sand, your practically on dirt. There's hidden rocks, so look out or you will chip your irons. Pay the extra money to play a real course and avoid this very low standard course.

Greens were in terrible shape, not well maintained at all. We only paid $18 for 18 holes, now I see why. This course needs a lot of work!

The course was not in bad shape. Greens were just ariated so it was a little bumpy. Good after work round of play. The hills were challenging. Over all a good time.

This is a challenging 9 hole course and it is great that the second nine some of the tees play from different locations.

The course is maintained adequately but has some very rough greens that need attention. Otherwise I had a good round for my playing level.

Played here several times and the pace of play is always good. The greens need work as there are many bare spots around the hole placements. Go in the morning before the kids arrive home from school. Sometimes there are children playing near the tee box or in one case a dad was out with his 4 kids and walking the dog on hole #8. But not a bad course to play for the money.