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Ehhh. Owners need to invest in coarse maintenance. The bunkers had no sand in them and edges were not trimmed. The rough was really short. The greens and fairways were really nice.
So much potential

I’ve played this coarse three times and each time the coarse is maintained well. The coarse layout is defiantly one of the most difficult designs in the state of Ohio. Over the coarse of 30+ years I’ve been lucky enough to have played most well known private and public courses. The staff and other players are very welcoming and eager to accommodate your group.

This place is defiantly a hidden gem. Worth the drive. I’ve played a lot of private clubs that doesn’t hold a candle to this place. Don’t let the club house fool you.
I have been called a golf coarse snob and that is because I’m very critical.

The golf coarse today was in amazing shape.
Very clean, all leaves were blown. Fairways and greens were immaculate with great detail normally found at Some of the best courses in Ohio. I will be playing this coarse often. Great job Delaware gold club. A+.

This has to be the worst group of people I’ve meet at any golf coarse in 30 years. The staff was rude and abrasive from the time our group walked into the mold filled building. They offered me a 5 day old turkey and cheese sandwich or a 3 day old roller grill hot dog.
The “superintendent” was bragging about his craft of keeping the coarse up which was hilarious considering all the water on the whole coarse was covered completely with algae. The smell from the water was so overwhelming we had to pull out our masks to prevent from vomiting. We didn’t play the whole round because of the horrible experience. Players behind us we intoxicated and hitting into our group the entire time. We voiced our experience to the manager and she didn’t care one bit. I told her that I would be reviewing this coarse with a negative review and she said “ I really don’t care, our players don’t even use the internet and asked us to leave.

Save your time, money and the nice gold outing you had planned. Pay 10 dollars more and go to another coarse.

Just drop some balls in a pasture and say you played here.