This is what you get at this golf course right now. You can’t get through without your clothes and cart getting drenched in mud. You will also be targeted and harassed repeatedly by starters they have hired to police the course. Today they repeatedly stopped me on the course , multiple times, re-asking to see my receipt because I was riding with my children. This is the second visit I experienced the same treatment. They do not want us to play here and that has been clear.

I'm from out of town and wanted to play a quick round with my son. We had a really good time. The guy running the pro shop was great. There were some areas under construction, but nothing intrusive. Best of all, they don't charge an arm and a leg!

For many years I passed by this golf course on my way to Canterbury Golf club to caddy and never really investigated on why the parking lot was always so empty and looked like the place was in disrepair. Well I decided to check Highland Park out and realized it was just under bad, poor old management and it is now under new management and they are doing an amazing job bringing this historical golf course back to life. They have 36 holes and I played the blue course. Their club has clean bathroom, they have a new golf pro and they apparently just got their first set of cart girls. This is the east side of Cleveland’s version of big met for sure. Affordable golf rounds on a very challenging course makes this a diamond in the rough. Can’t wait as they progress with the landscaping and shaping of this course to be tournament quality once again as it was back in the 60s

U guys expect way too much sometimes well most the time if u want a good well kept course do the research n pay that money simple. this place is priced id say pretty well for my age. yeah it needs work but u guys aren't pros chill it. i still have a blast every time i play here n imma keep coming back.

I think Google Review should set up a 0 score. I’m writing to express how upset I am about the way my son was treated by one of your employees, Mark, at the Highland Park Golf Course. My son recently went to the new driving range, and no one told him that drivers weren’t allowed to be used there. When I asked Mark about it afterward, instead of explaining the policy politely, he was extremely rude and even called my son a “smartass.” A week later, my son went back to the course just to play golf, not to use the range, and Mark met my son and made another sarcastic remark, saying, “Are you happy now, because the issue with the range had since been fixed." I’m honestly not sure if Mark felt he could get away with bullying a boy who wasn’t accompanied by his parents, since I always drop off and pick him up at the course. Either way, this kind of behavior is completely unprofessional and unacceptable. We’ve always enjoyed the course itself, but this experience has left us extremely disappointed. Management needs to address this immediately; no customer, especially a young golfer, should be treated with such disrespect.