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Turtle Hill Golf Course

Hwy 373 N
Muenster, TX 76252
Phone: (940)759-4896Fax: (940)759-4945

This scenic course's fairways can be deceiving from off the tee boxes. Many sand bunkers have been positioned around the course, and the sloped greens are elevated. This terrain is hilly, so you can expect some uneven lies. Deer are frequently seen crossing the fairways. The club personnel strongly suggest that people should take a riding cart when playing this course during the heat of summer.

Holes: 18

Greens: Bent Grass

Fairways: Bermuda Grass

Tee Information:
Tee	Par	Yardage	Course Rating	Slope
Gold	72	6742	72.2	123
Blue	72	6272
White	72	5965
Red	0	0	0	0

Greens Fees:	$20-$49
Course Type:	public
Dress Code:	Collared shirt, no cutoffs, denim OK
Season:	Open all year
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Course reviews for Turtle Hill Golf Course
Average Golfer Review (4.5 Stars):
Number of Reviews: 12
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Texas, Sep 04, 2009

reviewer: steve from Dallas TX

Turtle Hill is a good golf course. the front nine is fairly open so a player is not challenged as much if he/she doesn't hit the fairway. The back nine is the jewel of this course. Lots of Hills, trees and natural areas. the greens were a little rough due to the summer heat of Texas. All in all its a fun course and a nice place to get away.

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GREAT CORSE!, Apr 25, 2008

reviewer: Jerry Red from New York City, NY

Turtle Hill is a great course with a lot of hills and ponds. It is my favorite place to play.

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Fun Golf, Aug 28, 2007

reviewer: Ray Stefl from Denton, TX

I played the Turtle on 27 Aug 07, and it was a great experience. The course was in good shape and the greens were great. The hills made this a fun course, but not difficult. Elevated tee box on a couple of holes, especially #11, it drops 120 feet to the green. I plan to visit more.

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turtle hill, Jul 16, 2007

reviewer: SAMMY SAUCER from MUENSTER,TX USA

TURTLE HILL GOLF COURSE IS THE THE GREATEST COURSE OF ALL TIME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Scenic course, fun to play, Jul 05, 2007

reviewer: Bobby Jones from Atlanta, GA

It takes a while to drive out to Turtle Hill, but the drive is worth it. Elevation changes, hilly terrain is very unique for this North Texas venue. Several holes run parallel with other holes, but there are enough different-looking holes to keep you interested. Beautiful par 3 signature hole is one of a kind for North Texas area. Very playable golf course; if you hit the shots, you can score well. Greens are usually in very good shape. PLEASE!!! REPAIR YOUR BALL MARKS ON THE GREENS!!! Afternoon scrambles on Fridays are a blast; usually a very good turnout for these. Will definitely return to play this course again!

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Great course, Jun 03, 2007

reviewer: josh from Dallas, TX

This course was alot of fun to play. Many elevation changes which are a nice change to the typical north texas golf courses. This isnt a prefectly manicured course but it is still a great place to play. We are planning a guys weekend get away to turtle hill for the great golf, and value.

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Great Place to Play, Apr 03, 2007

reviewer: Scott Ermis from Henrietta TX

I have enjoyed this course for many years now and I can't think of a nicer public course. I would compare this course to The Cliffs at PK, but you will not need as many golf balls.

0 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

i thought the golf course was very good, Apr 22, 2005

reviewer: tiffany from fort worth tx

I had to play Turtle hill for my school golf tourments for the past 4 weeks in a row and by the time we went to regianals i already new what club to hit and where to hit it because i have played there so many times and it was a lot of fun to play but sometimes it got hard because the ground was wet or something

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