Hadn’t played here in nearly 20 years, but I remembered it as an okay course. As it turns out, okay was generous. Tee boxes were spotty, some okay but others not so good. All the greens were in good shape, as were most of the bunkers. Fairways and rough, however, were awful. Weedy, bare in a lot of spots. Overwatered in some areas and underwatered in others. Overall, this course is not worth the $40 green fees. $25 maybe, but definitely not $40.

Paid $56 on August 2, 2025. I’ve played this course many times and never have seen it in this condition. Most fairways were unplayable. The smell around #12 green is just horrible. Dead fish carcasses right beside the cart path going to #13 tee box. No warning by the clubhouse, they just took our money and smiled, It’s not even worth $26.

I think 3 stars might be a gift here. Played 9-8-25 in the morning. Tee-Time made 2 weeks early. My 1st time playing here. Not Crowded. Only the back nine was open (we played it 2x), and the Pro-Shop Manager said all Tee-Times were called and made aware of the front nine closure for aeration. We were definitely not called. I enjoyed the back nine holes. The greens were real good. The fairways were below average, with a large percentage of dead/no grass. Tee-Boxes were ok. We drove 45 minutes to play. Senior Rate was $40. PSM stated that $46 is the regular rate. Also, after we were done, unshod, and walking out, the PSM offered for us to play 5 or 6 holes on the front...too little too late.

Been playing golf courses around the east side of Columbus the last few years, I thought I’d give this one a try since I’ve never been, and this was easily the worst course ive ever been to. Incredibly rude and humiliating service during check in for no reason; apparently they don’t like when you use the online tee time service linked from their own website and have questions about it. The course itself was in really bad shape, dead grass, weeds, dirt fairways, and swarms of flies near every body of water and sand trap. Would not recommend this course, there are much better in the area at a better price.

One of the first courses I ever went to with my Dad, and Dave Finnerty, all they let me use was a 10 iron, and a persimmon 1 wood, this was when they first opened in the way early 70's, all the Tee markers were Rainer beer cans, still have the 2 clubs. For the last 15 years I have been unable to play due to physical disability, that most recently got fixed, thank you Orthopedic One, and am getting back into the game. Today however was not granted access due to excessive water, very bummed, but will get back eventually and have a memory or two. Have to say what I saw the place looks great.