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First time playing Seneca and boy was it a surprise. First off, the course was in great shape, with well-manicured greens, fairways, and tee boxes. The off-course grill/restaurant was amazing as well. The real story here was how shockingly difficult it was. There were bunkers on every hole and elevated greens with false fronts on most. Wish the yard markers were more visible instead of tucked down into the fairways. Overall, great track.

The course may have been wetter than a submarine's propeller, but it still holds up as a great track. Perfect sunny weather and a great clubhouse experience. Nothing like ODM.

Olde Dutch Mill or "ODM" is always a treat to play. The greens and tee boxes were pristine, especially for early April. The layout includes some of the most unique holes around. Some of these par threes are so beautiful they will have you crying like a seventh-grade girl. Lost a couple of balls in da river, but as they say "The Mahoning giveth and the Mahoning taketh away." Besides the random trucks driving all around the course thinking that they were at a demo derby, it was a perfect round.

Always a treat to make the annual pilgrimage down to good ole Hickory Flats. Even though the course was wetter than a stray cat after a thunderstorm, it’s always playable. Solid layout and the best hotdog you’ve ever had make this place a treat.

Always a treat to get out and play Sleepy Hollow in Alliance. The greens were in the best shape I had seen in a long time. Other than that, the course just needs a little love to get into tip-top shape. The really nice courses down south have Bermuda grass, but around these parts we got something even better; crabgrass. I'm tempted to call some local farmers and see if they can donate their extra grass seed for the tee boxes and fairways.

Pine Valley. Great Track. The pace of play was fantastic, with no one behind us or in front of us on the back nine. A couple of young bucks started in front of us in the front, but they scurried away after they saw one of us bare-chested on the tee box. The greens were in good shape, but the rest of the course was as dry as your grandma's cornbread baking at 350* on a Sunday morning. Nevertheless, a great round at Pine Valley.

It's always a treat to get out and play the Pines. Although the course was a little wet, you can tell that it is maintained well. They must have heard we were coming because the pin placements were on par with a Sunday at the masters. We must have had 15 putts lip out or miss by a millimeter. Can't we help a brotha out? Nonetheless, the Pines is a great track.

Ole Hickory seems to surprise us time and time again. The Flats were so good to us this time, I thought I was dreaming. The overall course was in immaculate shape, with a great deal of care and detail-oriented care. The hot dogs at the turn were so good, they make you want to tear up and cry. Ole Hickory Flats will have to be visited again soon...

Olde Dutch Mill never disappoints. The course was in the best shape I've ever seen. The greens, fairways, and tee boxes were exceptional. My relationship with the river grows each time you play. As they say, the Mahoning giveth, and the Mahoning taketh. The Mahoning was giving this time around thankfully. The only complaint I have is some of the cups were hanging above the level of the green. Talk about getting robbed while putting. The management must have known we were coming, otherwise, the course record holder would have been wearing some soiled trousers.

Just played the windiest round of golf ever played at Sleepy Hollow. Tough to play well in heavy winds, but it does make for a pretty good excuse for bad shots. The only thing holding Sleepy Hollow back from being a really nice track is a little bit of effort. For some reason, the management prioritizes burning random stumps instead of filling the divots on the tee boxes. Heck, I’d fill the divots for a buck fitty and a cold Pepsi.

First of all, The Course was soaked like a sponge in a bathtub. Half of the bunkers were converted into swimming pools for the local squirrels. However, the tee boxes and greens were in great condition. The way we were playing, that’s all we needed. The pace of play was great, especially for a packed crowd on a December day. We will see the flats again next season.

The legend of Olde Dutch Mill returned after a year-long hard-fought road to recovery on the links. While he may not have won the round, he still got to play one of the best courses around. A little wet, but ODM don't play around in no puddles. This track makes Arrowhead look like a putt-putt course. It's even got the Sanctuary shaking in its boots.

This is a sad review, and one that brings a tear to my eye. I really hate to say it, but the course conditions were the worst I've ever seen here. Fairways were great, but tee boxes and greens were definitely not up to par with the Sleepy Hollow that I know. The greens also smelled like manure, and I'm sure it wasn't just my putting. I will definitely be back due to the great layout and rates, but it may not be for a couple of months sadly. Get well soon Sleepy Hollow...

The overall course was in great condition! (Tee boxes, fairways, greens) The layout was great as well! Most of the holes were just your average nice holes, but there were 3 or 4 that stood out as being something special. Those are the holes that will keep me coming back, like the legendary 18th hole at Ridge Top. You won't find a hole like that anywhere else. The course was packed for a Thursday as well! Not anything miserable though, just kind of surprising!

First time playing here and Wow! The course was in spectacular shape! Greens probably the best I've played all year. The layout was amazing, with lots of elevation change and unique holes. Will definitely be back!

Unbelievable course. Unlike anything I’ve ever seen in Ohio. The best maintained course I’ve seen all year. And it’s November. Will definitely be back. Gonna tell my great great great grandkids about this one.

First Time at Pine Valley, and wow where do I start. The conditions were pretty good, tee boxes and greens were fantastic. The fairways were pretty swampy on some holes, and I’m pretty sure Shrek isn’t a permanent resident. The layout was great and the facilities/ staff was awesome! The only big negative was the pace. It wasn’t abysmal, but it looked like the group in front of us was trying to hit a marble with a garden stake most of the time. I mean it looked like I was one of the better players on the course, and that’s saying something because I played like crap. Anyway, will have to give this course another shot sometime soon!

Wow! What a difference a week makes! A vast improvement from last week by a mile. The greens aren’t back fully to their prime, but they were much improved. AND they didn’t smell like poop anymore! We were glad we didn’t need our nose plugs again! Sleepy Hollow is back! The rumor is out!

This course really has it all. Perfect conditions, greens/fairways/bunkers. One of the best layouts I’ve seen in a long time. And a friendly staff to tie it all up. The only thing that surprised me was seeing all of the carts lined up when we left!! I though they would be out on the course!!! Overall one of the hidden NE Ohio gems!