Full disclosure – the foursome that I golf with likes to play golf for the fun of playing golf. We look for nice well-maintained courses but at the same time, we look for affordable courses. We don’t play many of the higher end / highly manicured courses but generally stick with the smaller but still well managed and well maintained courses.

Chapel Hill Golf Course opened in 1996 on the site of the former Mount Vernon Bible College. The original Chapel that once served as a place of worship now serves as a rather unique clubhouse. The clubhouse offers typical golf course fare – hot dogs, chips, pop, beer, etc. Rates are generally affordable with weekday rates of $23 walking / $35 w/ a cart and weekend rates of $30 walking / $42 w/ a cart.

Although we generally try to “walk” most courses, this is one course where we usually rent carts. The up and down elevations that make the course challenging also make it a long and challenging course to walk. If playing Chapel Hill for the 1st time, I’d strongly recommend using a cart. Then you can make your own decision on your next round.

Course Rating/Slope/Length (yards)
• Blue 70.3/125/6,351
• White 68.9/121/6,034
• Red 69.9/113/4,621