TheMan232

Got out on a Sunday morning, the course was packed but really moved along quite well.
Greens had just been aerated, it seemed like they take good care of them. Fairways and tees were in great shape. Tee boxes could have maybe used a mow but that's my only complaint.
The staff was super friendly.
All in all it was a very enjoyable round. Would love to play here again when I'm in the area- a true hidden gem, in my opinion.

This is a fun and interesting layout. The front 9 and the back 9 play like two completely different courses. The front 9 is wide open; the back 9 is tight with trees everywhere. The par 3s are all pretty basic and straight-forward, except for 11 which has you hitting over water. There was a good mix of long and short par 4s, and the par 5s were tough- especially the 6th hole. The tee shot isn't too bad, the fairway is wide open, but the approach and the green are the toughest on the course.

The course is very well maintained, fairways and greens were trimmed nicely, and the rough was thick. The pace was a little slow, but a couple of the slower groups let us play through when we caught up to them, so it really wasn't too bad. I enjoyed my round and will definitely play here again.

The course was in decent shape for February- some bare spots off of the fairway, but that's to be expected. Tee boxes and bunkers were in great shape. Greens were in really good condition, but tough to figure out- they were super firm and fast on the front, but much slower on the back. The staff was awesome. The short game practice area was really nice, but the range was irons only and we were just hitting off of dirt- no grass.
Pace of play was an issue- it took us just over 5 hours to play 18. It was a really nice day though, and the course was packed, but I still wasn't expecting a 5 hour round on a Tuesday afternoon.

This was my first time playing this course, so I did some homework and looked at their website for a scorecard and yardages, which had 5 tee boxes listed. When we got there, there were yardages for all 5 on the hole markers at the start of each hole, but the Gold tee box that was listed was nowhere to be found. We played from blue, which seemed to play a little longer than the yardages that we were given on the scorecard and at the start of the hole. It was a little confusing.

This is hands-down one of the best courses in Central Ohio. The design is so much fun, and will really have you planning out shots, sometimes two or more in advance. The fairways are generous and will catch almost any tee shot, but being on the wrong side can cost you a stroke on a lot of holes. The fairways get more narrow towards the greens, which are protected by either sand or water, usually both. A few of the greens are guarded by ravines in the front that you will have to carry. The course is challenging but fair, as long as you are accurate.
The staff is awesome, and the course was in great shape when we were there, especially considering that we are so close to the end of the season. The practice facilities are also some of the best that you will find.
The course is private, but if you ever get a chance to play it, jump all over it; I promise you won't be disappointed.

This course is very well maintained. The fairways were in great shape and the greens rolled true. There is a little elevation to deal with, but not a single sand bunker on the course and only a few have water in play. If you can hit straight, you should be able to put up a pretty low score here.

The difficulty of this course lies in its length- there are some really long holes, but the fairways are wide and generous, which makes it challenging but enjoyable. I was surprised at how well maintained the bunkers were, given the fact that it rained pretty good earlier that morning. The staff and crew at this course keep it in really good shape, and should be commended.
The Grille serves up some of the best post-round food I've ever had, so make sure you stop by after your round is complete.

If you ever get a chance to play this course, take it. It will definitely challenge you- there are some long par 5s that have a decent carry just to the front of the fairway, and three out of the four par 3s require you to get over some water. You will need every club in your bag to get around. The course was in impeccable shape, which helped make our round really enjoyable.

Tons of elevation changes to deal with- plenty of holes start with a downhill tee shot but then end up with an uphill approach. There is only water in play on a few holes, but plenty of trees and bunkers to deal with.
Staff is very friendly and accommodating.
We thoroughly enjoyed our round and would definitely come back and play again.
If you're anywhere in Central Ohio, this course is definitely worth the drive.

This was our first time here, and we would come back. The tee boxes need a little TLC, lots of tall grass. Fairways and rough were in good shape, and greens were okay. Bunkers were as hard as concrete- more than once, I had a ball land in one and bounce right out. Given the lack of rain lately, though, I can overlook it.
I enjoyed the elevation changes that this course offers, as several times we were playing blind approaches up and over hills. I thought it kept things interesting. I found the back nine to be a little more enjoyable than the front, so if you're only playing nine, see if you can start on 10.

Course conditions are deplorable- fairways are almost totally bald, I had better lies when I was in the rough. Greens were in decent shape but as hard as concrete. We were a few minutes early for our tee time and the first tee was backed up pretty well- we found out that there was a foursome that didn't have a tee time that they let in.
We only had time to play the front 9- all of the holes are pretty straight and flat, there was only water in play on one hole, and the fairways were pretty wide open with the exception of the 8th hole, which is somewhat narrow and has trees on both sides. Both par 3's were fairly short.

Course conditions were all over the place- fairways were in decent shape and played fast, but then the greens were all slow and needed some maintenance. The holes are also right on top of each other, so it's not unusual to have someone just off of the fairway in front of you playing to a different hole. It seems to be a pretty popular course and is always packed, so make sure to give yourself ample time to get through a round.

Everyone on the staff here is very friendly, which is the best thing that this course has going for it.

This was our first time playing here- the guy in the clubhouse told us that they had "the best greens in Ohio", and I don't think he was kidding. The greens (and really the whole course in general) were in excellent condition. There is water in play on a few holes, and some well placed bunkers that will catch errant tee shots and approaches. Everything considered, the course is just challenging enough to be quite enjoyable.