Table Rock Golf Club

Our group has played Table Rock numerous time this year, but the first warning we had that the course was in sub-par condition was the "For Sale" sign. There were even "For Sale" signs hanging in the carts as well instead of a placard that instructed golfers to the pin positions or any other information that should be there. The tee boxes were in pitiful condition and the fairways were decent, but not as nice as they were earlier in the year. Some of the greens had been aerated while some were not, leaving us guessing the speed or even where to land approach shots. How unfortunate that this is another course that will be written off of our rotation.

Good conditions, friendly staff - will be going again

Unfortunately I found out that the course is for sale. They have let The crabgrass get out of control and has taken over almost 98% of the golf course. The course is overrun now crabgrass everywhere. I would not go play this golf course don't let the cheap rate get you it is not worth the drive or the money to play.

Greens were excellent shape. Putted very true and great speed. Fairway's weren't the best but overall can't complain for the price. Good value. Nice putter collection and staff was very friendly and helpful.

Prompted by an email at 10 am I booked an 11:22 tee tome through GolfNow website. Easily found the course on time and joined with a lovely couple Mike and Rita for an outstanding day of golf at this well loved track north of Sunbury. Conditions, weather and course were ideal with very pleasing vistas and out-in-the-country atmosphere. Will definitely get back here real soon....love the laid back vibe!

We have had a ton of rain, but the course has handled it fairly well. Greens are always pretty good. Bunkers were a little rough, but the rest of the course was fine.

excellent layout but the condition of the course was terrible.

The course was very dry, which was surprising because the area has had constant rain for the past 2 weeks. The fairways were hard to distinguish from the rough because all the grass was so short. The footgolfing was the largest issue because there were large groups of people kicking soccer balls and yelling, which is not what you expect when you are golfing. The staff were very friendly and attentive and the pace of play was fantastic. It is hard to be too upset with this course though because it was so cheap. In this case, I think it is safe to say that you get what you pay for!

For the price, this course is in very good shape. From the tee to the green, it is considerably better than you would expect for the price. The staff and players I have encountered are family friendly. I would feel comfortable playing this course if I were a scratch golfer or just a beginner.

I had been wanting to try Table Rock for quite a while based on recommendations by others and I finally got out there on Sunday. The course sets in the countryside, which I always like. Immediately I had a good feeling about the place by the way I was treated in the pro shop. Very nice welcome and helpful information was provided since I was new.

I played as a single to start and found it very easy to get around. The first nine is pretty open and I scored well by posting a 37 before getting to the infamous back nine. Well, it didn't turn out to be too infamous as many of the tress that would have made it extremely tight were removed. That was probably a good decision because it would have been too tight for a public course in my opinion. None of us are getting paid out here after all.

I paired up with a couple of nice guys for the second nine and we had a good time, but it did hit me on the scorecard a bit. I'd say the back is a little tougher than the front and I ended up at 79. Despite the very wet weather, the course was in good condition and I'll bet it's excellent during years of more normal weather.

My only criticism would be that the greens were a bit inconsistent in terms of speed. They will break less than you would think so keep that in mind, and the practice green rolls a bit faster than those on the course. They do hold pretty nicely if you keep your shot high, but expect a short roll-out. Lots of water too so be prepared for that.

The carts were nice and included ball and club washers, and there is a nice pro shop and place to eat downstairs. I didn't get any food or drink, but there were plenty of options. Definitely worth the drive from Columbus if you haven't been here yet.

Outside of conditions beyond the course's control, the course is in nice shape. Greens roll nice, and the fairways look good. Played 18 (twosome) in just under 3 hours. Nice variety of golf holes. Again, considering the ridiculous amount of rain that central Ohio has received, they're doing a good job of keeping the course playable. It's too bad about the loss of all their trees. I will be back for sure.

Played from the blue tees, played the ball down and even after a few rainy days it was fairly dry. Fairways and greens in descent shape for a public course. Pace was good and club and ball washer on carts is a nice touch.

Played Early, - first group out - greens were quick and consistent - even though still covered with dew. Course in great shape!

Really a bargain for the price - everyone was very friendly!

We'll be back!

This course was in fantastic shape. The fairways were rolling and the greens were very true. The only complaint I have is with the mower that was stalking me on the back nine. I literally felt like he was following me. He also never turned on his mower which was pretty annoying. Finished 18 by myself in two and a half hours so pace of play was really good. I think the next time I'm going to go there I'm trying footgolf.

I played 18 holes on a hot deal from golfnow.com. The course was in good shape, the greens were in great condition, and we had very little waiting. Plus there is a foot golf course as well. I look forward to getting to play there again.

Fun course, not a lot off water.Trees are gone from 11-12 holes too bad they made those holes more challenging

I have played Table Rock many times over the last 10 years and the condition of the course was a disapointment. Not only was it soggy, the course has never drained well but many trees have been cut down and the character of the course has changed. I am apparently not the only one as the course was not getting much play.

All of the stumps from the recent tree removal process are still sticking up 12 - 18 inches above ground and need ground, graded and seeded. It takes away from the esthetics of the golf course.

Several dozen big trees removed but the stumps remain sticking up 1 or 2 feet. Makes the course far less enjoyable to play.

This course is really putting in the effort to be an attraction. Footgolf also available. Course was dry and played well. Greens were smooth and not too fast. Ball/club washer on carts is a real plus in my view. Definitely good value. A little bit of a trek for Columbus folk.