Sherman Hills Golf Club

T8twoB

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

Great golf course, a mix of rolling hills and open fairways on the front 9, with a mix of treeline fairways and a couple challenging tight fairways on the back, greens are in great shape! Staff is always friendly! I recommend to go play a round, little stiff on the price in the summer though but still affordable.

Terry Payne

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

Love the course and play here weekly. Love the staff that are always friendly. The only thing I think they need is a ranger. Sometimes even as a single it takes waaaayyyyyyy tooo long to play a round and many people won't let you play through even when they are holding up a couple groups at tee boxes. I am happy that many new golfers are coming to play the game just need the pace picked up a touch.

Donald Smith

4 out of 5 stars★★★★☆

Challenging golf course. In very good shape with the exception of a couple of greens on the back 9.

Andrew Donato

4 out of 5 stars★★★★☆

Great pace of play and a challenge for any handicap. One of my favorites to play in Brooksville area.

Tom Parsons

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

Loved the course, good condition and not busy late. Will come back.

Christine Mead

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

Pretty course. Nice clubhouse. Pro shop is good. Didn't get to okay because of the heat, however we enjoyed Kelly the bartender. Thank you! We'll definitely come back.

MoKnows_Sees_All

4 out of 5 stars★★★★☆

June 28,2026 UPDATE.. It's always wonderful to be awakened at 8 am on a weekend to drunken golfers cussing, yelling and raising Kane. I wonder how the golfers would like it if our residents were to follow them home and behaved the same way in front of their families. This is the epitomizes the term " pasture pool golfers" that is used by the staff at the pro shop. It is fun though to watch drunk golfers navigate and play over other golfers. Love to watch them play during lightening storms. Update April 2026. Slow tee play? Watched a group of 6 play 3 balls per tee each on the course. This is very common to see golfers here playing 3 to 5 balls per golfer on each tee. Nice to see golfers flicking lit cigarette and cigarette butts onto the dry course during burn bans amidst an active fire season. Waiting to see the course on fire with flames rushing the course. November 22. 2025: Lovely to look out your bedroom window at 7:35 am to see golfers trespassing in your back yard. Sneaking down your fence line between your house and your neighbors house. April 2nd update: Always lovely to have golfers using foul language that the private home owners are forced to listen to. However, not all boys are men with manners and couth. It's always lovely to have company and visitors are interrupted by the foul mouth of the boys "playing" golf. March 24, 2025. Spoke to Jessica in the Pro Shop complimenting the golfers we have been seeing and speaking with lately. IE: Golfers who are actually raking out the sand traps and those who are fixing their divets, players who are not yelling obscenities. Seems their has been some respect shown not only to the Golf Course but to homeowners as well. *current update for March 2025: why are there young children 8 to 10 years old running on golf carts without adult supervision? It's really bad when one of the kids is hanging out of the golf cart with their heads close enough to the ground to crack their heads on tree roots. *** Hey Golfers who smoke and flick your cigarette butts onto private yards and the greens need to stop.. It is bad enough we owner put up with your poor playing, bad attitudes and entitlement issues now your leaving physical trash behind" Stop and think about how you would feel if we owners followed you home, parked in your yards, yelled screamed, cussed and threw our trash in your yards!!! I bet 90% would walk out with a gun and threaten to shoot someone doing that in your yard"... You are playing on a public course that is in the middle of the back yards of private property.." ***** Hey non residents of Sherman Hills playing a round of golf, does NOT make any backyard accessible for you to walk into or onto private property to retrieve your ball because you don't know how to line up or play golf. Do NOT assume you have any rights to walk onto, into or between privately owned property just because we live on a golf course. Conversely, our residents will not come to your homes and drive our Harleys, Polaris, Cars or 4 x 4s through your backyard, fields or front yards. Act like your momma raised you with respect, self-respect and some type of manners for other people. *****Always great to be woken up at 7:30 am on any morning by your home being pelted with balls being played on a Magnolia hole. This is the tee off that tells if a golfer is good and loves to play or is a wannabe pasture pool derp. Mike Hart needs to start enforcing boundaries and setting up very obvious public golf course land vs private property. Most players on this course have no respect for the homes, homeowners or private property. Busted windows, shattered solar panels, broken car windows and other damages by errant balls played. Balls being played on the 4th hole, crossing homes, crossing the street landing by the homes on the 5th hole. The players here play over one another or you will have 2 groups teeing off and or playing their balls side by side or literally play their balls over a group in front.

Randy Taylor

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

I play courses local, 35 miles area best place for the money, hilly drains very fast and playable shortly after downpours.great for fla weather