The following notes apply to all HH courses:
- Large dirt parking lot at the top of a hill, which itself offers views better than you'd find on most courses.
- Multiple porta potties.
- Multiple practice baskets scattered around.
- Kiosk info at pay station including large map of all 5 courses.
- Signage says pro shop and food are sometimes available, but I got the vibe those were holdovers from previous ownership. Maybe they are open for special events.
- Onsite camping available.
- Pay to play: $20/day or $10/round or other options that I won't go into here (check course website for latest info). Can pay with cash, check, or Venmo. Signage at the entrance to the course says to display a receipt on your car but you don't get a receipt from the pay station - this was a bit confusing. I paid via Venmo, had fine cell phone service throughout the complex, and was one of the only people there throughout my visit so I figured I would be contacted if there were any issues.
IN ITS CURRENT 2022 STATE, this course is way overrated on here at its current ~4.5 average. BUT, once this course is dialed in again it is going to be epic. Give it a year or two and a return to 4.5 rating is definitely not out of the question.
In the meantime, I strongly recommend a visit to HH overall. As noted in my other HH reviews, my recommendations in order are:
1. Blueberry Hill
2. Granite Ridge
3. Woodland Greens, especially if you have a noodle arm.
4. After that, if you still have time it really comes down to what type of course you prefer. If you like tight technical courses, you'll probably prefer The Bear over Highbridge Gold. But if you prefer wide open bombs, you'll love Highbridge Gold. Of course, the best option is to stay a little longer and play all five courses.