Beautiful golf course and club house. The restaurant opened last week and my husband and I stopped…read moreat the restaurant after playing 9. The food was delicious, and the menu will be expanded. Sitting at the outside patio was relaxing, along with having great food. What a blessing to have this in our town of Sugarcreek.

Definitely updated from years before. Expanded for a nice restaurant and an updated club house…read more Amazing greens and fairways. Saw plenty of employees working to create a nice course. Reasonable price for the course. Would recommend to anyone looking for a nice round.

This is a great course. The staff is very friendly and the price is right. Also the food is pretty…read moregood.

Chapel Hill is one of my favorite courses and we usually try to play it at least a couple of times…read moreeach season. The Chapel Hill Golf Course opened in 1996 on the site of the former Mount Vernon Bible College. The original Chapel that once served as a place of worship now serves as a rather unique clubhouse. The clubhouse offers typical golf course fare - hot dogs, chips, pop, beer, etc. Rates are generally affordable. We generally try to "walk" most courses but this is one course where we usually rent carts. This course has a lot of ups and downs that not only makes the course challenging to play but it also makes for a long and challenging walk. If you're playing Chapel Hill for the 1st time, I'd strongly recommend using a cart. Then you can make your own decision on your next round. Chapel Hill was in great condition this season and the tees, greens and fairways were all in generally good condition. The last time we played there this season was in November and the course was wet but was still green and well-groomed. This course is off the beaten path for us (we all live in suburbs on the north side of Columbus) but it's pretty reasonably priced and is worth the drive. The staff in the clubhouse and the starter (one of the few courses we play that still has a starter) are all great.

I am a first time Deer Ridge player and diner. In both cases first class. The golf course I feel…read morefor the average run of the mill golfer is too tough. The slope from the whites I believe is posted maybe 117 but I feel it should be more like 125. The front nine while not all that long it is very tough especially once you get on the greens. You have to stay below the hole on the greens. The 4 or 5 flat holes on the back are somewhat a relief until you get on the green. This is a truly challenge course. The price is more than my golfnow budget typically allows but then this is not your average golf course as well. A true delight. The meal afterwards was delicious; I had the chicken wrap and fries, an unexpected delicious combo. Very nice experience..

Great course. Don't ever come on a Friday. Women's league takes about 30 minutes to play a hole.read more

Worst course. Workers here are very inconsiderate and kicked us off the course for making the…read morehonest mistake of playing with 5 instead of 4 golfers even though we were completely respectful trying to reason with the asshole manager.

Take note before booking that there is a $7 fee in place for non playing riders (9 holes). This fee…read moreappears to be in place for all times of the day as the scheduled tee time was for 1:48 on a Thursday. After inquiring if the fee was able to be waved I politely canceled my tee time and will not be returning.

Echo Springs is one of favorite golf courses. It is always in excellent condition and is well…read moremaintained. Pretty much free of weeds. The greens, fairways and t-boxes were all well groomed. And, this is a biggie, they actually have sand in their sand traps. A lot of courses aren't maintaining their sand traps anymore but the ones at Echo Springs were in really good shape. I had forgotten how hard it is to hit out of the sand. Beautiful links style course. Challenging without being too difficult to have a good time.

A Hidden Gem! Nice layout. Well maintained. Terrific staff. Watch for out for bears.read more

Only had time to play the first nine. I really enjoyed the course layout, challenging and unique.read more

Great course. Among many of the public courses in the area, Hawks' Nest is consistently among the…read moremost well manicured and playable. One of my college groups plays this course annually, and it's been wonderful year after year. Challenging enough to keep experienced golfers engaged, but forgiving enough to keep the rest of us hacks feeling like we might just break 100 this time...

Loved this course! It was in great shape, challenging, but fair. Much better shape than many of the…read morecourses we've played this year. Hartzler Family Dairy is right down the road serving their own homemade ice cream.... so even if your golf isn't good, the ice cream will save the day!

This is a challenging and well maintained public course. It is "links" style in that there are few…read moreif any trees. Lots of water to mess with your head. Big tee boxes which is good for a public course. Only drawback is no ranger or starter to reign in the a**holes who plod along or form groups of 5 or 6 after they tee off, leading to very SLOW play.

The course was in in excellent condition. I find the course to have some very challenging holes,…read morebut manageable if you hit the fairways. Greens, fairways and tee boxes were in great shape. The staff was fantastic! Beautifully landscaped. Very good value!

Great place fun time good prices staff were super helpful and polite will definitely be backread more

Wonderful, well-kept, extremely challenging Par 3!…read more Very few people shoot par, greens are consistent and will make you cry. Best value in the area.

This course is beautiful! I was shocked when I was pulling up just how nice and big the course was…read more About 40 miles south of Columbus, this course is well worth the drive. The carts were all nice. It was very inexpensive. Not busy at all. I would happily play here again.

This is a long overdue review. I visit Ohio each summer and spend a week golfing with good friends…read morefrom high school. We don't have many options down in Southeast Ohio and will travel each day to good 18 hole courses. Over the last 40 years we have developed a "list of the usual suspects" but leave room to rotate new options based on recommendations or scrambles our guys have played in. Last summer Crown Hill was added and I can say it has replaced another of our regular courses. It's a nice and fair layout that makes you think about your choices but leaves room to scramble for a saved par or bogie. The staff was friendly and the course in great shape. We will be back this summer!