dmiller217

Played here several years ago...course was not nearly as developed (go figure)
Anyway, I'm not much for courses built right thru communities...just don't like the feel of walking right up to someone's back yard.
Course itself is decent with enough challenge, and I would recommend to someone with the disclaimer that you're playing in/thru a neighborhood.

Solid layout with nice combination of easy-challenging holes...
Course was in good shape... greens were quick & true...
We'll be back...

We're repeat players, so that says something...
The clubhouse itself isn't all that great, but we go for the golf...
The links-style course is fun but can be pretty tricky when they let the rough grow, esp the hazard areas...
Greens we're in pretty good shape for March
We'll continue to include turnberry in our course rotation

First time playing FF and we enjoyed the round... Admittedly, it was very early in the season, so the course was still recovering from winter. The staff treated us warmly and I can see coming back after the season has matured and they've had a chance to work on the course.

Really enjoyed the layout...fun, fair, challenging
Greens were quick...took a few holes to get used to the speed
The only criticism I have is the cart auto-shutoff when you ventured into "restricted" areas...
It seemed like some carts (regular carts...not those exempted for handicapped players) could drive in the rough and other allowed areas. But, our cart was constantly shut off and forced to use Reverse to return to cart path... We were trying to follow the rules...
Overall though, a great afternoon...

Have been to Turnberry several times and always enjoy the round. Course is maintained well...nice & green. Will continue to visit

We try to get over to Eaglesticks a couple times each year and are never disappointed...always in good shape and love the layout...keep it up!

Some quirky, fun holes...decent conditions...about what you'd expect for a mid-price public course...we'd come back and play again

First time playing CV...enjoyed it Some holes on the quirky side, but overall fair and in decent shape...would come back again

Fun track...decent condition
Always cool watching the planes come in

March in OH is not typically conducive to playing golf. So, the course wasn't in particularly good shape and was pretty wet. However, having played Turnberry a few other times, the conditions are more the exception than the norm. I enjoy the track... it's pretty flat and easy to walk. And, they have nice driving & putting areas, so you can get in a few swings before your round. I would recommend and will be back to play again.

We play Cooks Creek fairly often and have always had a great time. Course is usually in really good shape, but not so right now. We were limited to the Back 9 and had to keep carts on the pathways. Many of the holes have little to no grass in the fairways. Understandably, the course fights its location in a flood plain along with uncooperative weather this season which has all contributed to the poor conditions. Praying that CC can come back. We'll return when the course had had a chance to heal & grow back.

Disclaimer regarding "Would You Recommend Course to a Friend" I wouldn't currently recommend it, given its condition. Otherwise, I would recommend....we really like CC

Love everything about this place...
Course layout is great...challenging but not too penalizing
Clubhouse staff are always friendly and accommodating...
We'll be back, for sure

I play Eaglesticks a couple times a year and it never seems to disappoint. Granted, I usually play mid-week when the course is less crowded. But, even with the rough weather we've been having this year, the course was is pretty decent shape, esp. when compared to some other courses in the area. I'm always made to feel welcome and will continue to visit ES.

First time playing SR and thoroughly enjoyed our round. Liked that the course was challenging w/o overly penalizing slightly wayward shots. Back 9 was particularly interesting. The course was a bit stressed...presumably due to wet weather followed by high heat. But, overall, the conditions were pretty good. Would definitely come back for another round.

We play CC fairly frequently and always enjoy the course, clubhouse & staff. We're always made to feel welcome and will continue to come back to CC.

Found Snow Hill while looking for courses somewhat midway between Columbus & Cincinnati so a buddy & I could meet ~halfway. Snow Hill is closer to Cincy, but not a bad drive from C-bus. We thoroughly enjoyed our round and found the course in very good condition, save for the greens. The greens were a bit burned out, but still rolled pretty true. The course is challenging, but also forgiving...typical errant shots had places to land and still be playable. I can see another visit to Snow Hill for my friend & I.

I had always wanted to play the Grizzly course and finally had the opportunity. The course itself is ok...not really what I had imagined. To be fair, it's still early in the season, but the conditions were pretty rough. Greens were inconsistent...some rolled pretty quick, others were pretty furry. Same with the bunkers...some with sand that had been raked, others were hardpacked. But, the biggest disappointment was the feeling that you were playing in a suburban subdivision...the golf course was surrounded everywhere by housing. And, there is signage everywhere warning that golfers are responsible for any damage caused to people or property. So, maybe if you're good enough to place every shot exactly where you want, you're playing with that concern in the back of your mind. Not the way I want to spend my time or money. So, I can now say I played the Grizzly, but I can't see coming back.

I've played CC several times and have yet to be disappointed. We caught a nice day in Jan and decided to go out. CC was one of the few courses still open. For Jan, the course was in very good shape. Being in a flood plain, it's always prone to being pretty wet. But, aside from a few areas, the course was very playable. We will certainly be back for more rounds.

My buddies & I venture over to Cooks Creek every so often from Lancaster because it has a country club feel. The layout it challenging but fair. The greens were in decent shape considering a lot of the surrounding courses seem to be struggling to maintain theirs. We experienced considerable rain a few days ahead of our play date so we had to stay on the cartpath. But, since we basically had the course to ourselves, it wasn't a big deal. If you're playing at a high-demand time and it's "cartpath only", you might be in for a long round.
We always enjoy our time at CC and would certainly return.