Gobluejackets

Kind of hard to find, but worth the drive. A fun, fair course. Played from white at 6200 yards. Fairway was still nice and green. Rough and cart paths could use some work. Greens had been plugged and not yet filled in, but the breaks were real and tricky. Good value.

This course is really putting in the effort to be an attraction. Footgolf also available. Course was dry and played well. Greens were smooth and not too fast. Ball/club washer on carts is a real plus in my view. Definitely good value. A little bit of a trek for Columbus folk.

Although it is not my first time playing here, I find it difficult to believe that this course doesn't get more play. Not a long course, but it has some truly unique holes. A few holes are also uninspired. Not a new age bent grass wonder. Greens were a challenge with their undulating character. Nice bar at the 10th hole. Worth a trip to see.

Cart path only on this day. No standing water but turf was very spongy. Fairways and greens were mowed. Tee markers out. No ball washers yet. Spring has been too wet for this course. Nice course, but needs to dry out. Also, new carts this year are nice. Range not open yet.

Course can be challenging. Lots of tees to choose from. Played from white (6300+ yards), but blue is 6700+ and tips are 7100+. Early spring conditions abundant and course had a lot of water. Clubhouse is being built (finally). This will add a lot of appeal to the course. I like to play here and will return.

A beautiful course. Many elevation changes make this a challenge for a flatlander like me. Greens were fast and undulating. Shotmaking and shot selection are a must for a good score. Clubhouse is rustic looking and accommodating. Pace of play was not good on this Friday. Stuck behind a small outing playing a scramble made for a 5 hour round. No ranger to help those folks around. Worth the trip from Columbus, as there is nothing like it in this area..

Huge patches of dead fairway and greens made for a pretty miserable round. Rough was so high that balls were not findable (this is the "mowed" rough, not the natural areas). Bunkers were totally neglected. One green was aerated put not topped. Very frustrating to play here. I will not go back.

Cook's Creek has always been an excellent track. The course is challenging and in good shape. Good shape that is, unless you find a trap. Then it is the pits. Traps are not raked and have little sand. The greens were true and of good pace. The tee boxes were good. The fairways were good. The staff is minimal. The bar does not even have draft beer, although the multiple taps are present. The new "Raintree South" is just a facade. The flags for each hole still say "Cooks Creek". The sign in the bar still says "Cooks Creek". The skeletal staff, the unrevised signage, the lack of trap maintenance, tells me that the new owners will ride this course down to the ground. They will continue to charge a premium price for a diminishing product. Course is still OK for now, so get it while you can.

I had seen this course rated highly on GN, and wanted to try it out. It was a drive from the north side of Columbus, but I will go back. This is a family owned course and I was greeted by the owner. Tee boxes, fairways and greens were in excellent condition. I played from the white but could play back at least one set here. Beautiful setting, with many elevation changes, Affordable. Check out this course and you will not be disappointed.

I have played this course a few times, and this was the poorest condition I have seen. The greens are blighted and sick. The traps are inadequately maintained and were rocky from lack of sand. The tee boxes were chewed up, this early in the year. I still enjoyed myself, because the track itself is a challenge. Personnel were friendly, and basic refreshments were affordable. Can see signs that the clubhouse maintenance is slipping also. Will someone please save this nice course?

Played this course a couple of years ago, and found much improvement. Overall, good condition, but bunkers are a sore point. Tee boxes good. Fairways good. Greens good. Stay close to fairway or forget it. Challenging track. Played from whites and some holes are still a distance. Would play again. kind of pricey if you're nor using Golfnow. So use Golfnow and enjoy.

A beautiful course. Played it in about the worst condition it could be. It had rained for 3 days (about 4 inches worth) and the course was soaked. Cart path only and the back nine was closed (played the front twice). This had nothing to do with course management. The course was still great. The greens are moderately fast, somewhat small, and have lots of break. Distance is good. Good variety of hazards to negotiate. Traps were a problem, but that could have been the rain. Clubhouse was attractive and members were friendly. Will return.

This course is a little out of the way, but worth it. Not a long course, but with plenty of rolling terrain and challenges. Greens were smooth but somewhat slow. Bunkers need a lot of work. Tee boxes and fairways were nice. Rough was a bear, especially for finding balls. A surprise find for me. I will return.

This is a course that I played many years ago, then forgot. The course is moderately challenging, some holes more than others. Some holes require local course knowledge that will seem elusive on the first go. The greens were firm and pretty fast. Greens rolled well. Course was very green and well drained (for the springtime). Clubhouse can use some renovation, but was suitable for the days round. Reasonable rates. Overall, better than I remembered. Will play again.

This is a young maturing course and some minor things are being worked out. Played this course on Easter and it was the best conditioned course I have played all spring. Bent grass fairways and tees were nice. Lots of water makes for a challenge. Greens were large and fast. Plenty of undulation makes putting an artful adventure. Can't wait to play again. Bar and grill was being remodeled, so conditions there were pretty spare. Very friendly staff.

Course is a lot of fun to play. No longer visible from Rt 161, as it used to be. Seems like a find. Not a championship course, but very playable. A fair amount game is required, especially on the back nine. Clean and friendly.

I have played this course many times previously, but this was the first this year. It seemed to me that Tournament tees had been added. Also the greens were much more of a challenge than I remembered. The greens are now fast enough that the undulations are pronounced, and placement is truly important. Many tee boxes for all skill levels.

Always a fun course to play. The tee boxes are in great condition as well as the course in general. Wish it could stay like this all season. May 2013