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Don't remember playing this course before. I love Brian Huntly designed courses. Its a very fun but challenging layout. I played in the early afternoon. The course was in great shape. The greens were fast and true. I would play it again and again. You won't be disappointed.

Rarely, do you get the chance to play golf in Ohio in >70 temps. I'm glad I drove down from Cleveland to give this course a try. This course is on a very large section of land. Some holes are very spread out. You do need to plan out your shots due to the long fesque grass that surrounds the first cut of rough. Want to try it again in Spring or Summer. My only negative has to do with online navigation to get to the course. The directions from Golfnow and Google Maps were off. Good thing I allowed extra time to get there.

The course has some fun short par 4s that were fun to bomb the driver on. Its a lot of up one way and down the other way with holes close to each other. Lots of mature trees line the fairways. Greens were in good shape along with the rest of the course. Back nine seemed a bit more challenging. Very friendly staff

This is one of my favorite courses in Ohio. Is has such a nice layout of par 5's, 4's and 3's. There are plenty of tee boxes to suit your level of play. It is a very challenging but fair layout. Good variety of water hazards on some par 3's and 9th and 18th. Its in great shape for Ohio in November.

The course has three 9 hole layouts. Each has challenges that make them fun to play. Lakeside and Woodland both have a dog leg 9th hole around water that are as picturesque as they are dangerous. Meadow has a dog leg 5th hole that is the same way. I never miss a chance to play this beautiful course when ever I visit Cincinnati. Its one you have to play.

You will not be disappointed. A challenging and fun layout. You just gotta play it.

Played the course with two golfers who played the course many times. They had nothing but good things to say about the course. I have to agree! It's actually strange to play a course in Florida with no residents on the property. Wait to you see 18. It's an uphill Z.

WOW. THE ROUGH, ESPECIALLY THE WILD GRASS IS VERY WELL DEVELOPED AND WILL SWALLOW UP A MISHIT GOLF BALL. COURSE IS IN GREAT SHAPE. GREENS ARE FAIR. VERY NICE COURSE.

Many of the greens are in terrible condition. They did not survive the extremely cold winter we had in Ohio. That explains why it is discounted to play. At least they did the right thing by doing that.

The course is a good challenge and very well maintained. Good mix of par 3's, 4's and 5's. Fun course to play.

Golfnow booking showed this as a Fast play. Thanks to an alert staffer who explained that the front nine was playing slow and to start off on the back nine. In addition, he explained to make it back to play the front nine by a certain time to avoid a large groups tee time.

If you are going to promote a round as fast play, your customers should not be hearing that they are going to be backed up. I booked the Fast play for time constraints. I would have been very upset today had I had wait and wait on each hole.

Golfnow should not schedule the first tee time after an outing.
There should have been staff on hand to move the outing along and not allow them to have a sit down lunch at the turn??

Made for a very long and frustrating round of golf. It was not worth the discount that Golfnow provided given the amount of time it took to play.

Highland Blue is said to be Links style, but does have several trees mature trees lining the fairways. I enjoyed the layout of the course. It was challenging without being overely difficult. The 18th is one of the best finshing holes in the area.

The course is very challenging. Lots of mature trees guard the fairway on many of the holes. A good mix of par 3's, 4's and 5's. The greens are very fair. They have good speed and you are able to read the breaks. Overall, the course has tee boxes that are fair for all levels of players. I played from the back tees and my sister played from the fron tees and we both had an enjoyable round. The only downside was the tickness of the rough, which made it difficult to find golf balls that were not far off the fairway. This was due to terrible weather during the week not course maint.

This course was a mess. There were no fairways to be found. You had more grass in the rough. Much of the course's fairways were roped off because of needed repair. The only part of the course that was in better shape were the greens.

I did like the high grass areas on the par 5 on Pine Valley. The course needs a lot of help.

Fowler's Mill is a gem. The coure is always a great challenge. Many different level players love to come out and enjoy the course. The pace of play was painful. It took over 3 hours to play the Lake course. We were hitting a shot and waiting and waiting and waiting. It was a couple of groups in front of our group that were very slow. I actually played the third nine Maple just to able to nine holes of golf without having to wait fifteen minutes between shots.