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Because it’s a First Tee course, it’s a little shorter for youth. Adults can enjoy the shorter shots into greens. However on the negative side, adults who should know better seem to like to throw their beer and pop cans along the paths between holes. A little cleanup effort is needed and maybe more trash cans.
Not a good image for youth!

The weather was cold and windy, but course was excellent for October in Ohio. Greens were very good
and smooth. Not crowded because of weather so I finished 18 in 3 hours. A very good experience!

Played as a single, which sometimes has consequences. On first tee noticed at least an 8 some playing 4th hole. Finally caught 2 groups who let me play. Encountered a slow 5 some next. There were groups ahead of them also. Pace of play slowed also by cart path only. Love Fox Den....just not today!!

I grew up across from Good Park. Have played it for 62 years and never get tired of it.

Very disappointed in course. Appears they aerated greens in spring rather than last fall. Very sandy and difficult to putt. Some holes have not improved after major work last year. Another 9 now shut down for makeover. Will maybe come back next year.

Even though it was very windy and course was very wet, enjoyed the day. Was not crowded so pace was excellent.

We played back 9 first. Had a 10 minute ride to get to back nine across road. Front 9 starts by clubhouse but finishes in Kansas. Same long cart ride back to clubhouse. Always been curious about course...very nice country club, but it's a one and done for me.

I've played Good Park more than 60 years and have seen the best and worst of it. For last 30 yrs, this is one of the best public courses in the area. Greens are great and holes are challenging even without water hazards. Many trees are gone, but still enough to get
you in trouble. Lack of recent rain has the ball rolling farther which suits this senior golfer. My favorite course by far.

Price was excellent. Course is challenging, but fair. Fast greens and grear fairways. Disappointed that quite a few holes on back nine were going thru extens ive repars, but this is the end of the season and I understand. Will be back next year.

This is a fun golf course to play. Not real long, but several challenging holes and some with blind green shots. Greens I thought were excellent and had good undulation and true roll. Only drawback was the cartpaths....very rough and since recent rainfall, had to stay on cartpaths. Hold on to your drinks!! Was advised by General Mgr that 100's of truckloads of asphalt grindings were applied last year, but a lot has washed away. Still not a reason to not play this course....was a fun day!!

Although the weather was overcast, the course was absolutely lush. Fairways are excellent, greens were fast and undulating and most pin placements were very challenging. For a "Muni" course, this place is awesome and on par with most country clubs I've played in the past. A must play for locals!!

Because of the cold weather, I had the course virtually to myself. Conditions were good for late March. Greens still have aeration dimples, but generally were
still good for putting. Course drained very well for all the snow that melted. The par 4's are still tough for me, but I enjoyed the day.

Fairways and greens were fantastic. The tee boxes are better than most greens I've played lately at other courses. Greens were fast and very readable. Been playing Turkeyfoot since 1966....this is the finest I've ever seen it. Kudos to course superintendent and staff!!

It's been 10 years or more since I played Raccoon Hills. Greens are excellent and overall this is a fun course to play. The #13/Par 5 (very narrow) still gets
me, even though my layup drive was perfect. Maybe next time!!

I've played here for years and I think it may be in the best shape ever. Greens held but were moderately fast. Fairways were wet in spots, but we've had a lot of rain lately, so to be expected.
Best part of round was watching one of the guys in our group hit a hole in one on #9. Went over the flag by four feet and backed up into cup. He just graduated from Kent State a few weeks ago....wow what a graduation present.

This is a fun golf course. Just enough trouble to keep
things interesting. Greens were great and fast for a
public course. We enjoyed the day!!

For $12 for 18 holes and a riding cart, I shouldn't complain.....but...... I've played Kent State many times thru the years and you love the easy front 9 and hate the back nine. Front has too many easy par 4's that lull you into thinking you're playing well. As a senior, back 9 has too many long unreachable par 4's and 5's. The 17th hole is a guaranteed lost ball in the water. No wonder Kent's teams now play at Windmill Lakes. Even for low rates, I won't be back.

I liked this course so much that I played it over. I found course to be in country club shape and a beautiful course. The greens were the best I've seen
in the area....moderate fast, but killer if you get above the hole. Can't wait to play Fairways at Twin Lake again next week. This course is one of the best kept secrets in the area!!!

Probably would have been better to have carts 90 degrees or cart path only....or even fairways only. The rough was very mushy in spots. Nice course...will be back.

I've been playing Good Park for 58 years. I was disappointed when I played it this April....greens still showed aeration marks and
rough was suitable for US Open. Also, given the conditions, I was also not happy paying $45 to ride 18 on a Saturday. My experience playing on 10/21 & 10/28 was much different. The course is in exceptional shape for fall....greens are excellent and
rough is fair for amateurs. And to get to play this fine a course for
reduced Golf Now.Com rates is a bonus. To emphasize how much
I like Good Park, my family has instructions to scatter my ashes in the sand trap on #14 when I'm a goner!!!