JeffBC94

So this course was really hard compared to others we've played. Though i am not sure what made it that way. We lost nearly 2 dozen balls, and one sentimentally meaningul ball marker. If not for the cooler, we would have had a miserable loop.
It might have been the new sticks I was trying to figure out which contributed to shots going all over the place.
Truly, though, the layout was nice, weather was perfect, and the Buckeyes won without us paying full attention.

We had a good time on this course - pace was excellent (not at all busy on the course), and weather was perfect. Some of the tee boxes were not in great shape, and the water hazards swallowed more than a few balls today.
We'll be back to this area for sure, there seem to be 4-5 courses quite close to one another.

Overall we had a good time on the course. Coming from Columbus it seems like a long way to go for a cheaper course, but it was worth it. We grabbed lunch in town (recommend Brews Cafe!), and the staff was even able to get us on the course about 45 minutes ahead of our scheduled tee time.
The course itself was appropriately challenging for two intermediate/beginners. Only down side was we lost more balls than we found!

Overall we had a good time on the course. Coming from Columbus it seems like a long way to go for a cheaper course, but it was worth it. We grabbed lunch in town (recommend Brews Cafe!), and the staff was even able to get us on the course about 45 minutes ahead of our scheduled tee time.

The course itself was appropriately challenging for two intermediate/beginners. Only down side was we lost more balls than we found!

Both the course and my game! This course has great promise since re-opening a couple seasons ago. This is a great place to get in a quick round, as it's close to the city but not too overpriced. Starter does a good job keeping things moving along.

We've played this several times as residents - can't beat the price to get on and play a quick nine any day of the week. Never had issues with pace of play, the staff is generally friendly, and it's challenging enough to leave room for improvement with each round.

This course was more challenging for our beginner talents than we thought. Great scenery (it's part of the park system), so that made up for the extra strokes.

We are relatively new/beginning golfers, and enjoyed this course a lot. Not so challenging that you feel defeated, but still provided plenty of "did you SEE that shot?" moments.
Wish we lived closer, we'd probably play this more often.
We played the front nine only, so we'll be back for the back track next time!

We are relatively new/beginning golfers, and enjoyed this course a lot. Not so challenging that you feel defeated, but still provided plenty of "did you SEE that shot?" moments.
Wish we lived closer, we'd probably play this more often.
We played the front nine only, so we'll be back for the back track next time!

We've played this course a few times, it's always a fun challenge. The day we played there was some confusion as we were able to book a tee time right before a shotgun outing was teeing off. We were fine with it, but the staff seemed annoyed we were signed up to play. We called for our tee time that morning, so it should have been on them to correct and adjust. As a result we felt a little rushed on the first few holes but settled down once we offered the two-some to play through.

My wife and I are still learning the game, so we find the Depot a perfect course to get some good practice in, without feeling beaten down by so many extra strokes. It's a par-3, so you get what you pay for, but the greens are always in decent shape, and they're not so easy that you feel like it's a waste of time. The range is well kept, and the recent staff turnover hasn't affected their usual welcoming and helpful attitude.

My wife and I are still relatively new to the sport, so we enjoy this par-3 as a chance to work on our game, on a fun, easier course. The staff has completely turned over since they first opened, but the new folks all seem to be great.