My son is new to the sport of golf and we are so thankful to this course close to our house. The new clubhouse is beautiful and so welcoming, the staff/owners are so kind. We even recently took homecoming pictures here because of our love for the course.

My friend and I made a trip up to Dayton from Kentucky on Labor Day to try out a new course. I was not expecting much, but I look forward to watching this course grow. The greens were in perfect condition. The fairway and rough were average, but they just built a clubhouse, and you can tell this place will be a great course in the coming years. We look forward to going back.

Course is in good shape. Please understand they are in the middle of rebuilding the course. And they are doing a great job at it. Regardless of your handicap this course plays to all. Fairways are wide and approach shots come with ease pending on tee box location. Whether you’re just learning the game or a scratch golfer you will enjoy this course. When you really dig deep and look at the layout you see that there are almost every style course incorporated into this layout. Everything from tree lined fairways to links style golf. It only takes one or two rounds to absolutely fall in love with this course. Also as a plus if your new to the game there isn’t any pressure here like playing at a country club. You can relax and have fun. From what I’m being told the clubhouse will be coming soon!

Really liked this course. 1st time playing and shot an 86. Returning again next Sunday. New club house is beautiful and course is in good shape.

I’ve been coming to Graywolf for 25 years back when it opened and was called Moss Creek. The course hasn’t always been in the best shape and it’s taken forever to get a legitimate clubhouse put up, which they still aren’t moved into yet. But I give the ownership credit for the rebrand after the tornados 6 years ago, and they have always put money in the right places. The tee boxes, fairways and greens are always in good shape (the rough is usually sparse or dried up but who cares, hit the fairways), and the bunkers have sand in them and are usually raked pretty well. You can tell they have always tried to put a lot of pride into their work and since the fall of Jamaica Run in Germantown, they’ve become my go-to Sunday 18. Thank you!