jabell1013

If you are able to squeeze in 9 or even 18 holes after work during the week, you may want to avoid this course. It really is in great condition, but you'll be treated poorly by the leagues and you'll never finish your round.

I get that it's summer and that everyone wants to get out for a round of golf, but even public courses need to enforce a limit-especially Shamrock. The course is so compact that you have to consider wearing a hard hat to your round. It was so unbelievably packed that though I'd already paid on golfnow, I left...couldn't handle it. This place its a complete joke.

It really is a great course! I think the two main things that make this course a bit challenging are the sloping greens and the few fairways that are narrow-at least I found them to be.

This is absolutely a fantastic course! The pace of play wasn't that great, but this is typically expected on virtually any public course this time of year. The starter is a bit rough around the edges (as most are), but staff are friendly, overall.

I should not complain too much considering that this is a nine-hole course for 12 dollar greens fee. I have to admit that it is extremely important to have good greens. However, the putting services should not receive all of the attention. Any golfer understands that the goal is to land in and play from the fairway. The big problem with this course is that everything is the rough! Fariways? Sadly there are not any at all...

I was so thrilled to find a secluded course that is in such excellent condition. The club house was to be desired, but the course is obviously what counts the most. Most of the other courses I've played around Columbus have a huge geese problem, but course seemed to have this at a minimum. Nice people. Fun course layout. I am ready to play it again!