Very nice course with well maintained tee boxes, fairways and greens. Enjoyed plying there with my friends today and home of the Kent State University golf team. Will be back soon.

The great reviews for Windmill Lakes are warranted. I was very impressed with this public club. The pro-shop and locker room are both top notch. Lots of sale items available if interested. The course itself was in great shape for mid-season let alone mid-March when l played. I was the first to tee off on a weekday and all the greens had been rolled and ran smooth. What impressed me the most was the condition of the bunkers. They were raked and in great shape. These are some of the best public bunkers I’ve seen/played, even more impressive on an early March morning. The course itself has plenty of challenge and length. The scorecard is a bit deceptive at 6100+ yards, par 70 from the white tees. I’m glad I had a GPS with me as every white tee marker was 5-15 yards longer than the scorecard, not one tee was shorter than the scorecard per my GPS. This makes a difference on the par 3’s for sure, and turns 6100+ into 6300+ at a par 70, which is then equivalent to about 6500 yards if it were a par 72. Keep this in mind when selecting which tees to play from.

great course. layout was very nice and greens roll good. greens are very big, and some have some nice mounds on them. everything was green even though we are in a drought. great value for the $$. I would definitely play again!!

Nice course with a challenging layout and in decent shape. The staff was friendly and we had a nice day. It had rained hard prior to us playing and there was a LOT of casual water on the course. Still a great place to play but drainage is an issue. Good value for the weekday price.

The course has a good variety of hole layouts and was in decent shape. The flowers and landscaping around the clubhouse were well-maintained. However, the course doesn’t drain well. After a stretch of rain, there were puddles across fairways and it was cart path only; all 18 holes. One major downside: they charge $65 on weekends with no discount for walking. That’s steep, especially without a cart. Carts have GPS monitors, and the clubhouse was well stocked. A beverage cart made regular rounds, and the attendant was friendly, handing out free water on a 90-degree day, which was appreciated. The ranger circled the course several times. It got a bit annoying. Overall, it's an okay place to play during the week, but I won’t be back on the weekends unless they change the walking policy.