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Photo: Chesapeake Hills Golf Course via Google
Chesapeake Hills Golf Course
📍 11352 H G Trueman Rd, Lusby, MD 20657, USA
★ 3.7 (170) Good availabilityChesapeake Hills Golf Course is an 18-hole course in Lusby, described by golfers as the only official course left in Calvert County, and it holds a 3.7 rating from 170 Google reviews. Reviewers praise the friendly staff and a recently built clubhouse they call a great upgrade, and they find the course fun even in winter, though some note the fairways and greens can be uneven. It's a welcoming, laid-back spot for a round with friends in Southern Calvert County.
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Good course in Southern Calvert county. The only official golf course left in Calvert County unless you count Melomar. This place recently had a new clubhouse that is pretty awesome and a great upgrade from the old one. The greens can vary, sometimes being fine and sometimes being slow. The course is mild to challenging depending on the tees that you play with a lot of hills, hence the name. The greens fee is fair, and though their burger is a bit overpriced at 13 dollars, you do get a nice burger for that price. Overall good place, 996/1000
Overall pretty nice course…… Good luck getting a morning tee time. The group I play with has 8-10 in it. We have tried for over a year ( at least 10 times) to book a morning tee time on the weekend, and can never get one. Even a week in advance. Rediculous. At this point we have just accepted the fact we will probably never play this course again.
Had a great time with friends. I’m terrible at golf but play a few times a year at most. Staff was nice and helpful. The course is fun and in ok shape for being in the middle of January. One of the cheaper places to play. $50 paid for a full round, cart and bucket of range balls. You can’t ask more for the price. Looks like they are building a club house which will be a nice welcomed addition over the small one that is currently there.
The staff are always nice, the clubhouse is really nice. I just played 18 today and the fairways are not in good shape, the greens need some love as well. Its a shame about a month ago it looked great.
I called in looking to play as a single and the guy, Gary, at the pros hope asked if I would go on hold for a minute and then never came back on. I held for 15 minutes. When I got to the course, they had a tournament going, so I could play but nobody was there, so why was he so busy. He admitted he forgot about me on the phone. He must have been too busy eating his doughnuts cus he had one strewn over the counter between me and the register. Seems a little ghetto for a golf course.
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