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This is a great course that i have golfed for years and the management is usually great but my golf partner and i arrived 4 minutes before tee time and as we got out of our car, superintendent met us asking for tee time name and basically told us we were late and that we would have to tee off 52 minutes later or start on a different hole. This all happened on a course with the course very open and it was 40 degrees F. I stated to the superintendent my 9:38 tee time and he lied to me and said it was 9:34 tee time. We proceeded to tee off and start our round on the 3rd hole and course was wide open so everything was fine until a twosome behind us was playing speed golf and felt justified to keep hitting into us. On one hole, one of them almost drove the green ejile we were on it. I stomped his balll into the ground and almost got into a fight with him after he approached the green and confronted me. I am 55 yrs old and could not believe the disrespect this guy had. His answer for hitting into us was he apparantly thought me and my partner waved him on to play through which the most pathetic lie .Either way, we played round in 3 hrs and 50 minutes and were to slow for the people behind us. My critique is more about the type of people who have taken over golf and the kack of management to control these kids. It is not eirth driving that far go this course. If you want to play as fast as possible, I recommend this place but if you actially want to play at a normal pace, forget it!

Showed up and was told that i had to play the back nine holes twice because of something they were doing on the front nine. As I teed off 10, I could see other people playing the front nine so i was confused. It turns out they started aerating the greens in the middle of the day on a Sunday . Not a very good thing to do. The people who caught up go us who did get to play the front nine were not very happy about it either.

I have played this course many times and although the starters are very friendly, many of the other staff are not. I do not know msny people in Dayton and stop to play there as a single and unless it is jam packed, they rarely force pairings. Golf is not enjoyable being stuck between holes of other groups either for the lone golfer or the groups behind and in front of him ( her ). I know what it is like to be in all situations and this is what starters are there for. In the past, I would usually ask if i could play with others snd the etiquette is to always say yes, hoping the lone player was not a beginner who slowed down the pace and overall mood but nowadays at this course, the golfers themselves act snobby and say “ no .” I am a 12 handicap player and have given up on this place. I realize that I book tee times as a single player but like I said, starters should pair up folks and teach these players to have manners

Loved this course. What it doesn't have in distance is made up for in sloped small greens, well placed trees and fast, rolling conditions. It was very fun