Def improved from reviews from June/July but still obvious scars from summer. Course played fairly with well Watered fairways, aprons & greens. Bunkers are rough but I never played out of one. Tee boxes were often improvised to new locations with lots of crabgrass. A little overpriced for the value received since we walked but riders may see it differently. All in all, the course is well Designed offering a fair challenge to all Skill levels. Course quality is improving and will be fun to play in October.

If this course was a person it would be in hospice care. And you cannot say that it is early in the season as I've already played Kyber Run, Denison (👍👍), and Columbus Metro Courses Blacklick and Raymond (👍) and all are in a far far better maintained condition. I've played this course since the 1990s and it was one of my favorites with great views, well maintained fairways, immaculate greens, and with sand in the traps. In the last several years under new ownership it has suffered greatly. It has been YEARS since anything was done with the traps (pictures posted, and sadly not the worst looking of the traps). The tee boxes are ugly, the greens only so so, and the once lush fairways can now often only mockingly be described as "grass". It breaks my heart but I doubt I will ever play here again.

Cannot recommend, the bunkers are unplayable, the tees and greens are also in rough shape. The staff was nice, but the course has gone to seed.

Use to be my top 3 favorite course 2 years ago. New owners don’t seem to put much money into their courses and still charge an arm and a leg on weekends. Just played in the US Open scramble. Buddy won longest put. They gave him a 25$ gift card that he had to use in the clubhouse that day. Wow he was able to get a pair of socks and a sleeve of balls. $340 a team. Fairways were decent, but not where they used to be and same for the tee boxes. Not a grain of sand to be found in the bunkers. Bunkers looking like a land fill. It’s a shame. Hoping it turns around.

As most other reviews pointed out, the fairways have been chewed up and spit out, the tee boxes are nothing but dirt with patches of burnt grass, and the bunkers are barely maintained if at all. I see they keep responding about their challenges, but somethings literally take zero effort. First, put water in the damn ball washers. Second, put some coolers out on the course. No cart person and 100 degree heat index is bad enough as it is. Help your players out. The bunkers are fried dirt. This has nothing to do with irrigation but a pure lack of caring. And lastly, stop charging premium prices for such a terrible product if you truly want people to come back. Ridiculous.