Like the course, but stop going to Sweetbriar years ago because they force you to play with strangers. It’s the only golf course in Northeast Ohio that we play that makes you play with strangers by making sure it’s always a foursome that goes out. I golf to enjoy time with my wife or friends and I don’t need to spend those hours with someone I don’t know. I don’t have this problem with any other course that I play and that’s why I will never go back to Sweetbriar.

First time playing this course. The course is a nice atmosphere, relatively short with some periodic challenges. The course makes you hit golf shots, not one that you can just power through. Major issue with the pace of play and the fact that they pair you up with other groups. At the price they charge they should be allowing groups of two to play. It felt like they were maximizing tee times and groups at the expense of pace of play. No course ranger in site to keep play moving, we were jumped 3 times during our 1:30p round. That slowed pace even more. At 6:15p as we finished hole 16 we had enough and had to quit. Expressed my displeasure to the clubhouse. Hopefully they will use the feedback to make the pace better for golfers in the future.

Sweetbriar Legacy used to be the course to play now it should be the course to stay away from. $81 dollar tee times on weekends and pace of play issues consistently. Course condition has gone down hill quickly. Tee boxes are torn up and greens also. Used to frequent this course now, not anymore.

Had a great experience at Sweetbriar the two times I have played here. The course has a nice mixture of holes and was surprisingly well kept as far as the condition of the airways and greens go. The clubhouse is expansive and has great tasting food with prompt service.

One of my favorite courses on the west side. Well kept, affordable, and just challenging enough. The facilities are great and the staff is always nice - especially the starter, Tim!