I have been a newer golfer as of this year. My friend was home for school and we decided to try this course; she has been golfing for a while. There was a stack up of people immediately at the first hole (about 5 carts). We hesitated on hitting right away as we would be hitting up on the group of three in front of us, and possibly injure them as the distance was only about 170. One of your workers, named David, was extremely rude and started explaining we needed to start hitting because we “couldn’t hit to the green.” We had some hits that went towards wooding areas and he started explaining to us how to play golf and what to do (as if we did not know how to play.) He said that we needed to drop in that case and I explained that we know how golf works and do not need his input. He then said “he was trying to teach us how to golf. He was extremely rude and very sexist. He singled us out and did not mention anything to the groups of men behind us about getting ready to tee up. Later on in the course we were met with him again. Once again he gave us more trouble and told us to hurry up even though there was a group in front of us still. Extremely terrible experience. I’d love to speak to a manager except there was not one present when I called later. There are a few more details, but we will most definitely not be returning. Very rude workers, and for this course being labeled as a beginners course and supposed to be for learning, they were very inconsiderate of our time and money. We pay to have a good experience and fun golf round, not to be bossed around by an older man treating us as if we do not deserve to be playing golf. Once again, this was only experienced by us, and he did not stop by any of the men. I’d love to explain in greater detail what happened. I wouldn’t suggest this course, there are much better places worth your time and money. You will gain better experience and greater support by individuals not treating you as if just because you are a woman, you cannot golf.

Washington Park is a quaint Cleveland Metroparks par 29, 9 hole golf course (most holes are par 3 ostensibly) located in Newburgh Heights and Cleveland. The course is generally well-maintained, though some features do highlight that it is a fairly marginal course. The course is super short and the design of the holes is largely repetitive and thus somewhat boring. Additionally, the tee boxes often have artificial turf instead of real grass. The greens are also almost bald and run really fast. Unfortunately, the greens fees are not super inexpensive either, if they were it'd be a decent deal. There is also a driving range on site.

Grass range was closed but the mats were in good shape. Range balls were not the best. My son says the 9 holes course is pretty good too

Its a great golf course for beginners, if you are a better player don’t waste your time. The greens are very firm and quick and the guy at the counter was very nice. There were some tee time issues. Overall not bad.

Love the course! 200 yards is the longest hole. There are two par 4's. Great for kids as they are affiliated with First Tee! Nicely kept and great being in a park, next to the steel factories! Our favorite "small" course in the Cleveland area!