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Pulling into the Delaware Golf Club, it reminds you of an older layout, passing holes with bunkers around the greens and a one way entrance that takes you to the clubhouse. One of the unique features of the club is the lake driving range. Aqua floater balls are used year round as you hit your shots into a lake, approximately 340 yards long by 50 yards wide. The front nine winds thru houses and trees with some long par 3s. Then the original Ross nine has drastically smaller round greens with more undulations than the front nines greens. While leaves off the fairway make finding your ball 30/70, fairways and greens were soft, but for fall an overall great day in the 50s. Greens rolled well and held. Overall, the course was in good to above average condition.

After playing multiple Arthur Hills' courses, there's definitely his fingerprint and holes resemble each other after a few rounds on the designs. The staff was great as the rangers kept constant attention on the pace of play as it was a full tee sheet today. The layout is great and a shot makers course. I'd definitely play this one again and everyone I ran into said they have been back multiple times. Maumee Bay was recommended to me next to play. Show this course some love nw ohio, ne indiana, and se michigan. Greens are receptive amongst the hot and dry conditions, and fairways are rolling great.

First off, nothing is monitored...groups of 5 or even 6 are playing throughout the course. Carts are driven around the greens and tees even though there are cart paths, non golfers are very prevalent with zero courteousness not letting others to play through which creates stacked up groups being upset. No ranger anywhere anytime. Should be 9 holes and not a 5600 yd 18 hole course. Primarily used for outings and people that don't have golf apparel

I understand the weather has taken its toll on the course, but there is such a disparity between holes not that far from each other. A couple holes were very wet while others were very dry and there were bare or dead grass quite often in the fairway. Then most of the greens had holes in them or completely no grass or sand on the green. There were just a handful of tee markers on the course, so we had to guess which were the right teeing grounds. It's a great layout and the people working there couldn't be nicer. But it could be so much better, and little things mean a lot, signage that is more permanent than laminated signs. Driving range could have yardage markers at least to warm up to instead of an empty field. Overall, probably a 3/5. Expectations were probably too high for a top 20 Ohio public course

Northeast Ohio is home to plenty of good golf courses, but if you want to play the best public golf course in ohio, you must add Boulder Creek to your list. Nice elevation changes are aesthetically pleasing to the eye and when you hit it right, you are rewarded. Challenging but fair. Large green complexes will make you beg to be on the right level as the hole. Play is a little slow, but not because of the rangers, the public that plays there needs to show up on time or take a back seat to those that are punctual.