Local Rules
Tee selection
Players are asked to play from the appropriate tee box for their skill level.
Check-in
Golfers must check in with the Starter or Pro Shop before play during Pro Shop operating hours.
Course Intelligence
Course Character
The course changes with daily pin placements, so approach precision and thoughtful positioning are central to scoring. Worthington Hills is a par-71 course designed by Charlie Lorms, with mature tree-lined fairways, natural contours, signature water, and fast greens with subtle breaks. Classic tree-lined championship course with strategic bunkering and complex greens
Major Risks
Tree-lined fairways Mature trees can turn a small miss into a blocked or difficult approach. Complex fast greens Subtle breaks and daily pin changes demand precise approach targets and speed control.
Blue Tee Strategy
Favor the fairway side that opens the green. Use conservative targets when the pin placement is demanding. Treat water and bunkers as positioning constraints, not invitations to force shots. Control angles and approach distance
Golfer Reviews / Consensus
Fast, subtly breaking greens A timeless strategic course where design detail and changing pins keep each round different. MEDIUM Classic design Mature tree-lined character Interesting water features
Course Conditions
NOT_VERIFIED Current conditions not independently verified Confirm current conditions before playing. Check the day’s pin and course notices. 2026-09-30 2026-08-30 Conditions may change with maintenance and weather. The official page describes the course but does not provide a current conditions report.
30-second Pre-round Brief
Worthington Hills brief Classic tree-lined par-71 course with strategic bunkering, water, and complex fast greens. Main character Position the ball to open the approach angle and respect the day’s pin placement. Main decision Find the right angle, then control the approach and putt defensively.
Regulations
Dress code
Proper golf attire and shoes are required. Denim, jeans, and tank tops are not allowed on the golf course. The facility is soft-spike; metal spikes are not allowed.
Pace of play
Play Ready Golf and keep up with the group ahead. The maximum pace target is 4 hours 20 minutes for 18 holes. If a hole or more is open ahead because of slow play, management may require the group to skip a hole without refund.
Course care
Rake bunkers after the shot, fill tee and fairway divots with sand, and repair ball marks on the green.
Practice areas
Practice golf activities are limited to the practice areas of the golf complex; practice is prohibited on regular course greens and fairways.