Tonyc111

I've golfed at Stow many times. This time it was the South course. It was a hot, sweltering day, so the course was not too crowded. Naturally you are going to find some dried out dormant patches of grass ,but with the excessive heat and lack of rain, that is to be expected. I'd prefer the greens to be slightly faster, but they are fine. Some tee boxes are not in pristine shape , but you are using a tee, so it should not affect your shot. Stow might not be the best conditioned course, but it is always in reliably good condition. A fun, fair and interesting course to play. Staff is always friendly. Last, but not least, after an entertaining round, the 19th hole patio is a relaxing place to rehash your good and bad shots, with a nice cold. beer.

Challenging course in very decent condition for November.

A very nice golf course , desperately in need of some attention. Most greens were a mess (many had recently been aerated, but...) ,at times having to putt through mini-sand traps, and clumps of grass and dirt and bumps.. Fairways were not much better...you never knew what type of lie you would have. In general, I like the course, but I won't be back anytime soon. I got a deal at Golf.now, and still feel that I paid too much.