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Ita been a couple years since Ive played here, today I remembered why. Starter rushed us off the practice green to tee off 25 minutes early while acting as if we were late. Greens were in terrible shape. Felt like I might have been the first person who fixed a ball mark all year. Fairways were covered in clumps of loose dead wet grass from what looked like maybe last weeks mowing if not ankle deep standing water. Some holes were cart path only some werent. Some holes had the cup filled with foam due to covid some didnt. The price to play here should be criminal. Municipal quality inconsistencies at best, but double the price. Never again.

Nice layout, challenging but not championship level difficulty. Well maintained, greens roll great and very receptive. Staff is amazing.

The course was in great shape. It was a fun challenging track. However I had a bad experience with a staff member and I will not return for this reason. I wouldn't play this course again for free. I drove an hour, and paid almost double what I would at my normal course. I don't expect any special service, but when an employee talks down to me like I'm their child.... My hard earned time and money will be spent at ANY competitors course.

I love this course because its easy to get to, cheap to play, and always in decent shape. Great for practice rounds

Very nice public course just a few miles west of Columbus. You won't find many nicer courses in this price range.

First time playing here, really enjoyed it. Great layout, challenging hazard placement, really nice greens, fresh bunker sand, and a fair price.

Marysville is not impressive. Nothing fancy about it. Short, open, very old carts. With that said, course is in pretty good shape. Easily the best place to play in its price range. At a certain point you have to ask yourself, for just more than a bucket of balls at the range.... Would you rather play a good value course in 3 hours and shoot a respectable score or a much more expensive, busy high end course in 6 hours and struggle to get through it without wanting to snap every club of the beginner's in front of you. I love this place for the fact it's super cheap, and never crowded.

I've played here a few times over the last couple years. Everytime I come back, I wonder why I waited so long. This is my favorite course in central ohio because of the overall experience. Great course, Great price.

I really like this course for the value, its out in the middle of nowhere so its never overcrowded. Great greens, well maintained course.

Its a little short, and kinda open. Greens are kinda quick. Not the hardest course in the area, but its a nice one.

The place is really nice. Course is in great shape. Greens are beautiful. With that said...

This is not a course for your average amateur weekend golfer. I would compare to players course at foxfire.

Greens are wicked fast, punishing rough, well placed bunkers and water, tough forced carries.

You know you've made a mistake when the starter warns you about the condition of the course after you pay but before you tee off. Apparently the new owner is used to much smaller less popular courses, as he cut the staff in half. The course is crying out for attention, fairways and greens were literally dead brown. Tee boxes were no longer grass, every shot your teeing up out of divots that seemed months old. The place has always been smelly because it was built on an old landfill, but now the conditions match the smell. As far as I'm concerned unless they are handing out free tee times, Phoenix is a dead course. Hopefully it sells again soon, once this guy realizes he has run everybody off, and his dead cow pasture is no longer drawing golfers. I paid $30 for 18 w/cart, and after my round I would not pay $30 for 50% ownership of the course.

Pace of play was beyond horrendous. Seems like they double booked the entire day. 15 minute wait on every tee box while watching TWO groups in front tee off. After 3 holes in 1 hour I called clubhouse and asked for a refund to no avail. I love this game, but I have limits. This was over the line, and I'll never be back to Fox Fire. The day a round of golf takes 6+ hours is the day I find a new hobby.

Course was in decent shape other than a few dead spots on every green. It's probably a nice place to play if your retired and have nothing to do until your next scheduled round of golf.

This course is somewhat easy, most holes are pretty wide open and bunkers have no sand. I like the convince combo of location and price, makes for a great little practice course... but not a place I'm taking my out of town buddies on our weekend trip.

Great course for beginners, seniors, and juniors. Or a nice little practice course for a quick round after work.

The place was obviously in their spring cleaning phase as all the bunkers had actual mounds of sand waiting to be spread. Greens are challenging, hard and fast. Its out in the middle of nowhere and kinda wide open, the impact of a windy day will be felt.

Overall, its hard to complain when I only paid $7 for a full round with cart. Nothing spectacular about the place, but I'll be back for the value. Cant beat the price, less than a bucket at most ranges... on course practice > than a range

Its not extremely difficult, its rare to be slowed by pace of play, and its cheap. Prices on golf now, top 2 or 3 value in columbus area.