Was here for a baby shower outside in the shoulder house. The pizza that was provided was pretty good. Seen a lot of drunken Buckeye fans inside (not there for baby shower) that left driving That probably should not have been.

The golf course here is a nice-ish course, but what killed it for me is the fact that, while I appreciate their rules on on course attire, not everyone has or likes to wear proper golf attire. I brought my dad and father-in-law to play golf here this past week. My father-in-law isn't a fancy clothes guy. He's in a tee shirt and jeans all the time. Just him. I never thought twice about this being a problem, because no golf course ever makes a big deal about this that I've been to, and, to my detriment, I'd not read their web page very closely. So. We show up at the course, the starter in the pro-shop told my father-in-law about the policy of proper golf attire, gave us a waiver for that day and told us we could play and to have a nice day. So we go on about our day playing golf, and as we're coming up number 18, my dad noticed an Unpleasant Looking Man watching him and my FIL like a hawk from the veranda of the lodge. I didn't see him, as I was on my own cart on the other side of the fairway. We finished up, went to our car and started unloading our stuff to be on our way. Unpleasant Looking Man walked all the way from the veranda of the lodge to follow us to our car to give my father-in-law hell about not wearing proper golf attire, saying that he was the former high Muckety muck or some such other snobbery and they don't tolerate things like that. Probably didn't bother FIL too much, but made me a bit hot under the collar. We had to take our carts back to the pro-shop and I saw Mr. Unpleasant Looking Man walk into there. I admit that I went in and gave him a piece of my mind about his snobbery and so on. Mr. Unpleasant Looking Man can have his snobby, uppity golf course and inflexible attire rules and I'll take my money some place else. The course and atmosphere isn't as nice as they imagine it to be Full disclosure, I do follow proper golf attire rules myself, just because I like to wear golf clothes as to me, they are comfortable. But others may not think so. And I am not a member of this or any fraternal lodge, so I don't know if this is just them.

Pool is nice. I only ever been to the pool here which is nice. When the pool heater works they keep the water warm, 9/4/16 it was chilly 72 ( heater broken), but refreshing from the 80 degree sun. As a private club some of the rules are nice, like not hassling kids about horseplay or hanging out/swimming in the deep end near the diving boards. The guards do keep it safe when the diving boards are used (but they're only 3 ft high ). They sell beer at concessions and you can order food for the lodge menu, cheesesteak was okay.. On the negative side, smoking inside the pool area is permitted (private club) but that happened 1 of 3 visits. Having a beer poolside offsets that. Very little shade near the pool and some of the plastic furniture has seen better days. Overall would recommend. Golfing, restaurant, lodge, and tennis courts also on site.

Everyone was super friendly. The atmosphere was peaceful and welcoming. The food and drinks were yummy. I enjoyed my time at the Lodge. Thank you!

All of the owners act like it is one of the most prestigious golf courses in the world. They did nothing but give our high school team a rough time every time we practiced or had a match. They weren't even understanding enough that I didn't have a collared shirt because I had just got off work.