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

St Albans is the first golf course where I ever played 18 holes of golf when I first started…read moreplaying golf. As such, I have fond memories of St Albans and it's still one of my favorite courses. St Albans has some challenging holes (#10 - a long downhill, #15 - a short par 3 and #17 which goes forever) but, overall, it's a very friendly course and is not too intimidating for those of us who don't usually break 100. The course is scenic; it has some hilly holes and some relatively flat holes; there's plenty of water and not much in the way of sand traps or bunkers. The staff in the clubhouse is great - friendly and efficeint. And, the cost of 18 holes is pretty reasonable.

Honestly only golf this course a few times a year if I'm lucky and usually enjoy my round here…read morehowever this last outing the club house wasn't to kind. We were just a twosome and was simply trying to golf the back nine. We were crossing over at 6:40 in august were sunset isn't till 8:48 and the clubhouse was only letting walkers out. Didn't make any sense from a business aspect. Just lost $50 for the evening and sure won't be rushing to come play here. Good thing there is another course right down the road that we are able to keep on playing.

Rude staff member experience. They had construction underway, and the fence to one of the pro…read moreshop's entrances was down so I tried that entrance. It was locked so I walked back around to the other one. I was standing in line to pay for a drink and check in for the round and the staff member had the person behind me pay for their round and refused to let me pay in the order we lined up because "I knew what I did." Like he was exercising some vigilante justice. This was literally my first time there. The executive tee boxes were just dirt piles and the first green didn't even have a hole cut on the green. Would never recommend going.

Great condition and inexpensive. Fall golf is one of my favorite times to play. The maintenance…read morecrew was out blowing the leaves from the course. The fairways and greens are in good shape. Sand traps need some work but it is late in the season. Great value for the money.

Wasn't in very good condition though the greens were pretty good. Holes are pretty close together…read morewhich made it feel like an executive course where golf balls are flying everywhere

Fun golf course. It was easy to walk it instead of riding in a cart. I like playing there from time…read moreto time when I don't really have an option to play 18.

Excellent course…read more Beautiful view of Columbus skyline A tribute to the visionary, Barry Fromm

This place is managed horribly. It's a gamble on if they will be open or not. The price you're…read morepaying isn't worth it when they can't even supply rubber tees for the covered portion of the range. There really isn't much to aim for except sand since most of their distance flags are knocked over. They have so much potential here since there aren't too many driving ranges near it. The other perk is the beautiful view of downtown. Find some investors and build a huge 2 story driving range where the whole thing is covered and heated. Collaborate with the brewery next door and find a way to implement alcohol.

I love Willow run golf course. Only $25 for as many holes as you want and a golf cart. Really great…read moreprices. The staff is friendly and very supportive. The greens are always very well-maintained.I enjoy golfing here when I get an opportunity to. It's not usually overcrowded, so that's always nice to get a teetime and not rush between holes.

I showed up today for a scheduled tee time at Willow Run Golf Course and was told the course was…read moreclosed due to wet conditions from the recent rain. While portions of the course were clearly wet, the rain and thunderstorms had already passed and the rest of the day was expected to be clear. We ultimately drove less than 10 minutes down the road and played another course without issue. I was not upset that Willow Run made the decision to close. Courses have to make judgment calls to protect playing conditions. What was unacceptable was how the situation was handled. When I walked into the pro shop, the first thing the employee behind the counter said to me was, "You think you would have called." When I asked why, he said I could have saved myself the gas. I explained that I had a reservation and that, if the course was closed, the course could have contacted golfers with tee times to let them know. Instead of acknowledging that, he continued insisting that I should have called before coming. I told him that starting the conversation by blaming a customer who had a reservation was unnecessary and unprofessional. I then asked whether the course was definitely closed even though the weather had passed, and he confirmed that the issue was standing water on the course. I left, but as the door was closing, I heard him make another comment under his breath while another customer was apparently dealing with the same situation. I went back inside and asked him to repeat what he had said. At that point, the interaction became completely unacceptable. He grabbed a golf club, came around the counter, called me a "chump," and said, "Let's go," in a manner I understood as challenging me to fight. The other customer actually began trying to calm him down. I asked the employee for his name, which he provided...it's "Dickey", which he is appropriately named. Again, I have no issue with a golf course closing because conditions are too wet. I do have an issue with a customer being blamed for arriving for a reservation, being spoken to disrespectfully, and most importantly, having an employee escalate a disagreement into what appeared to be a physical challenge while holding a golf club. That is not how any customer should be treated, and management should take this incident seriously.

The National Collegiate Club Golf Association hosted our 2013 Spring Regional event here. The…read morecourse is fantastic Donald Ross design that provided a great test to the competitors. The Head Professional, Rodney Butt, and his staff were very accommodating for college students, and we would love to back to this course. NCCGA is a great organization which hosts competitive club golf tournaments for college students around the country. I am student at the University of Michigan and Granville Golf Course is golf course that is appealing to golfers of all skill levels. Visit our website NCCGA.org

I have golfed all over this country but I only had to drive a couple of miles from home to be…read moretreated by THE rudest person that I have ever encountered on a golf course. What you can do to improve is have zero tolerance for rude employees.