Orgill Golf Course

Orgill is a beautiful course. It was challenging for me but I am a novice golfer. Due to elevated greens do I was short of the greens a lot.

Wasn't expecting much. With the drought and high cost of watering I expected course to be in poor shape. Was pleasantly surprised. A few greens had some dead spots but they were at edges and only a few greens. Overall very happy I went and will be going back

Apparently they can't cut greens short just yet. Too slow and bumpy to be a satisfying round unfortunately. The staff is great.

This course has the ability to be a really great course, and the current staff are working to make it that way. I just hope the City of Millington doesn't limit funding like Shelby County did when they managed it. Course is challenging for all skill levels, but not too hard that it makes a newbie want to quit. Keep up the great work and improvements.

Would love to play here more but the greens are still too rough and slow relative to everything around here.

The course is pretty and designed well. You have to use all of the clubs in your bag. The staff was very friendly and helpful, but there were some extremely rude golfers behind us, one who shouted at my wife "Putt the **** ball" as she was lining up her putt. They were upset about pace of play, even though we had to wait for the group in front of us on every tee shot who had to wait for the group in front of them. It was just a crowded day. They probably could have controlled the start times better, that was pretty lax.

However, in dealing with the issue the staff was super friendly and helped out and we will definitely return to give it another shot.

My only complaints about the facilities is the driving range only has 5 mats and 3 tees, and is right next to the first hole so it feels super crowded. It almost feels rude to fix your swing because people are waiting.

Fun layout. Course in good shape for February. Friendly staff

Good course nothing fancy but nice to play and the people inside are very nice

I played here on Easter Sunday. It was a light crowd, so pace of play was not a problem. The course had a nice layout. The tee boxes were hard and showing signs of heavy use, and the greens seemed soft. The grass in the fairways is still not green, but clover is thriving and can hide your ball. The staff was very nice and helpful. For the money, it is a great course and I will definitely return. I would recommend for anyone looking for an inexpensive outing, but can overlook some less than desirable course conditions. That being said, I bet this will be a really nice course when the grass starts to grow.