MikePallini

For my money, Chippewa is always one of the best public courses in northeast Ohio. The course conditions, fairways and greens, are as good as most private courses in the area. However, if the course is crowded, you have to expect several delays on the back nine. The difficulty of the "triangle" slows the pace considerably.

Turkey foot was in unbelievable condition for April 10. Fairways and sand traps were perfect. The greens were a little bumpy but extremely quick for this time of year. It is always one of the best maintained courses in northeast Ohio.

Fox Den has always been one of my favorite courses in the Cleve - Akron area. Once again, the course was in great condition, especially the greens. The staff was very friendly and helpful.
The course is set up to accommodate all levels of play (one of the most woman friendly around). And, not many public courses have practice facilities anywhere near the quality of this course.

I love the difficulty / challenge of this layout. You need to bring your best game to score well at Grey Hawk. While the greens were very smooth and fast, they had a number of pit marks and burned out spots. Tees and fairways were excellent. Unfortunately, the bunkers were rock hard and very difficult to hit the appropriate shot from.

Every tee box needed some work/cut grass. Other than that, Goodpark is ALWAYS one of the best places to play in northeast Ohio.