This is not a golf course review. Just walked around at this park and saw this beautiful course at the back of the Gahanna plaza. There were lots of golf carts and other professional equipment.

This course does not respect tee times and will just let anyone get on even on a busy Sunday. The starter is so rude, I tried to make a joke about the pace of play and he got furious with me and threatened to kick me off the course. If you have 5 hours to spare and don’t bring any jokes to the course, this is a great place to play 9 holes. I’d rather watch paint dry than to try play a round here. Save your money and go to kyber

Can't rent anything past 630 even on summer nights when you could play until almost 930. Ranger at the starter is impatient and grumpy. If you go during the day, you will have to dodge the numerous landscapers mowing the property that could be done when people aren't paying to play. You would think with that many landscapers the grounds would be better. I give it a 2 out of 5. If there were closer courses I would play somewhere else

The staff are very nice. This 9-hole course can be pretty challenging for beginning players and is exciting to play. It’s nice to play after work or early in the day

This review is written December 2025 so it may or may not be relevant when you are reading this, but this place is currently overrun with Canadian Geese--so much so, that walking *anywhere* on path or off, could be potentially hazardous to your shoes or worse. Thanks to the hundreds of Canadian Geese currently ruling the premises like some sort of anserine/goosy parody of Jurassic Park or an avian Roman Empire, the horrendous conflagration of goose excrement you must bob and weave in order to walk here barely 100 feet only to face the unwanted final Boss (The "final Boss" ironically being several hundred perennially bitter cobra chickens)? That's a bridge too far for me. I turned around after just a few meters and went elsewhere. I couldn't imagine coming here to swack balls around into holes on purpose...let alone for personal development or entertainment given the adverse conditions. I guess since few people are playing golf in the winter, it's no problem but if you have any intention of visiting here in the off-season, good luck with that. And bravo to the staff if this is a recurring issue because the cleaning and management to make this place a useable golf course would be a labor on the level of Hercules cleaning the Augean stables.