Paxon Hollow Country Club

This is a first-​class operation from start to finish. I was so impressed with the banquet manager and his staff! They could not have been more helpful when we came to decorate tables for Father Thomas O’Donald’s dinner reception. They graciously provided us with anything we needed while they were busy doing what they needed to get done. This type of service continued throughout the evening with everything flowing beautifully. The food and service was exceptional, as well as the expediency of the bar service. It was a pleasure to watch Patrick direct his staff. He shows them such respect and they all seem so happy to be doing their job. Thank you for making this a memorable experience. I highly recommend this venue.

An interesting shorter course. This course has all the right options to make it memorable. Large elevation changes, sharp dog legs, memorable tee shots, and pretty enough views but it’s just missing that little refinement to make it really special.
Now, I will certainly come back in the summer to see what it’s like when there is daily Maintenace as this time of the year lends itself to less daily maintenance due to the season. The tees were very lumpy and it was difficult to find a level spot to play from uphill, side hill, downhill stances on the tee are awkward, maybe that’s supposed to be part of the course defenses?
Fairways were running Into the rough so there wasn’t too much of a defined fairway in many holes & The bunkers had a lot of rocks as did some of the lumpy tees, I now have a gash and a dent in the leading edge of my 5iron thanks to the rocks in the 6^th tee. The greens were slow, you can tell they aren’t getting mowed often now and all the recent rain will do it’s part to slow everything as well. There was standing water in the cups!
The layout is fun with a meandering walk through the hills and rarely is there a boring tee shot, I’ll have to come back in the summer to see what she’s like when they are maintaining it daily.

More like 3.5. Been playing here for over ten years. The course has never played easier. They have cut down so many trees it really opens the course up which is already very short. Best to try to hit a twilight rate or on an off day. It gets packed on the weekend and you can’t pay me to play there. It’s usually in very good country club condition about as good as you’ll get for a public course around this area. Pace of play can be a problem since it’s such a short course. Great little grass tree driving range.

I played Paxon Hollow on 9÷11÷2014 as part of a golf-​outing; however, I have played it a handful of times before. My last visit was in 2012 and I said I would never be back because my Saturday round took 5 ½ hours.
I wanted to write this review because the course was in really good shape (compared to other times that I played it). The course is relatively short but that is not a bad thing. A handful of the par 4’s force your to hit something other than a driver off of the tee box which is a nice change of pace. 17 is definitely one of my least favorite holes I have ever played as it is 100 yard par 3 with the green being about 30 yards below the tee box. The par 5 18^th makes up for the quirky 17^th by demanding a well placed tee and second shot.
I can’t speak to the pace of play issue that I have experienced before because I was playing in a scramble but I had an enjoyable round of golf with some of my buddies.

this is for the golf shop and course.
The course gets crowded on spring weekends — so consider golfing mid week (if you can) to play through more quickly.
Pretty course and a friendly well-​run shop.

Played on 4/​19, pace was VERY SLOW, ranger just drove around and did nothing, back nine we had new foursome in front of us, that thought it was a good idea to bring a 5 year old on the golf course to play in sand traps, not to bright, will never plat this course again unless I want to bring my grandson to play in giant sand boxes!!!

PH is a short but challenging course that forces you to consider something other than your driver on many of the tee boxes. It’s in good condition and, despite being mildly crowded, plays pretty quickly.
A good option for when you want an easier course to focus on your short game. Seriously, you could play irons off every tee and still be fine.
Also, is there some way to remove non-​course reviews from course listings on Unilocal?Maybe just two separate listings?

I have been playing this golf course for over 30 years. Lately it has been in excellent condition. The course itself is somewhat short but challenging. EVERY hole is completely different than the others.
Some of the tougher holes are #13. This hole has one of the toughest approach shots on any course. #17 is their signature hole. A par 3 with about a 200 ft. drop straight down. #18 is a tough par 5, finishing hole.
Their restaurant amenities are only fair. For the golfer, there is only a small bar and some tables. But the outside patio overlooking the 10^th & 18^th holes is very, very nice.

I went to Paxon hallow Country Club for the first time this past Saturday for a wedding and I really enjoyed it. The service and food for 200+ guests was well above average! I recommend this location for a special occasion or wedding reception and look forward to going if I have the chance again.
The cocktail reception was supposed to be outside but they decided to bring it inside the day off because of possible rain. There was a large spread of appetizers, veggies and shellfish on a large buffet table in the center of the dance floor for the cocktail reception. I think that having both the cocktail reception and the dinner reception in the mail ballroom worked out really well. The staff was quick to turn the room over when it was time to announce the bridal party!
For dinner I had the Chicken Piccatta and it was very tasty. The portion was a lot larger than I was expecting and it was paired with roasted potato and green beans. Other people at my table ordered the fillet and they said it was also very good.
The one thing that bothered me was when it was about 20 minutes before the reception ended the servers were clearing the tables of centerpieces, glasses ect. I thought that was distracting and boarder line rude. I understand clearing the tables where no one was sitting anymore but someone had to reach over me nearing knocking me in the head just to remove the glass piece that was holding up the tall centerpieces. Other than that It’s def. A-​OK!

I visited here for the first time today for a banquet-​style lunch and meeting. I sincerely hope I never visit again. I was part of a group of about fifty. The facility itself is clean and neat but much smaller than other area country clubs. It also is just sort of plain. It doesn’t have the look and feel of other area clubs.
This lunch was plated with a choice of chicken, tilapia, or eggplant parmesan. I chose the chicken and my tablemates had either chicken or fish. What a disaster. To start the food was cold. Both proteins had a sauce and when a sauce is cold it’s really disgusting. Of course the chicken was rubber. The vegetable was some kind of broccoli rabe concoction that I couldn’t eat. You know it’s really bad when you keep hearing the word inedible over and over again from fellow attendees. When the servers cleared the table the amount of food that went back was staggering.
The ice cream desert deserves special mention. I think it was some kind of alien mixture made to look like desert. There was an extra serving on our table and after thirty (30) minutes it never melted! It looked perfect. I don’t even want to think about what was in it.
To be fair the servers were almost adequate. Well-​dressed young people. They even smiled. The courses were timely. On the other hand, several people complained about their inability to get water and/​or coffee refills. Given a choice between a root canal and eating here again I’d go for the dental work!