nakman7

Staff is great. Very friendly
I ended up getting paired with a lady who turned out to be a former Korean Pro. We had a great time. Pleasure to watch her play. She also offered me a few tips to help my game. So you never know who you might get hooked up with buying a single spot

Love the course. Hated the slow play.
Ive been here several times before with no issues
Sad they have no ranger

Great course in plush condition. I have a hard time understanding a recent review that the course was heading in the wrong direction surely not the case in my eyes

Course is in good shape but the same old problem with Sleepy slow play. It was brought to staff attention that the group in front of us was way behind as we waited again for them to get their hotdogs at the turn. They continued there slow pace the whole back nine. Never once saw a ranger. Sad when you have to wait every shot because of inconsiderate golfers.

Sorry to say all the tee boxes were being worked on they moved all the tee's up so it really played short. So it's tough to really give a fair opinion.
Course was in good condition compared to others I've played this time of year. My only issue was the speed of the greens was all over the place.

Man I love this track but this course eats me up everytime. This is not a bombers course you really have to think your way around it. Staying below the hole is a must with these quick greens. Course is in great shape

I haven't played Seneca in 3 years. I was expecting a little more change since the metro parks took over but it looks like the process is taking longer then I thought.
The condition of the greens is about the only notable difference. Metro parks keeps raising the price but the conditions are getting worse.

quick greens and winding fairways make this track a course for shot makers. You'll need to control the tee ball here. Most fairways are tree lined and errant shots can cost you. loved the challenge at Ashland. We drove down from Cleveland and it's worth the drive.
Can't wait to tackle this course again soon.

Architects could have done a better job.
Couple good holes but some need a clown & a windmill. I believe better golfers call these novelty holes.
I'd prefer to play the original 18 holes at Mallard

Course was in great condition and is very challenging. I've played here 9 times now and every year I'm more impressed with this course. The friendly staff makes you feel right at home. So if you ever get a chance to join or maybe play here with a member I'm sure you'll enjoy your day. Hats off to head pro Gary & his staff for making Wooster c.c. a great place to play.

Foursome of twenty somethings with cart loaded up with beer driving to each others ball watching every shot. We asked to play through was told "what's the hurry ? were here to have a good time......relax" they then drove away cussing at us. We backed off and let them get a hole ahead of us fearing more issue's with them. No further conflicts but we left after 9 holes. I've played Big Met maybe 30 times over the years this was my worst experience playing there.

Slow play most of the day. Course needs a ranger to get slower players moving. Golf course is in good condition.

We smoked through the front nine in a hour and a half only to find the back nine piled up with nine hole Players who jumped on the back. We played only 2 holes on the back because the play was so slow. Cleveland Metro parks do a wonderful job taking care of all the metro courses but they really need to take a look at speeding up play. This year it's been really bad at both Big Met & Sleepy Hollow. I know these are public courses but the skill level of some of these players is not conducive to the course.

Nice weather & fall rates tends to bring out the less skilled player.
Our round took over 5 !/2 hours. No rangers to be found. I love this course and know it's public but the hackers are taking over Sleepy Hollow and this track is not for the novice.