From first view the course looks awesome, then I played it. Fairways were nice, greens were fast and the rest of the course was filled with white dandelions. I lost 8 balls in 18 holes. 2 due to bad shots, the rest We couldn't find. My buddy found 8 balls, get the picture? I hit a par 3 green that bounced off the back. 10 minute search, no ball. Not sure if the greenskeeper is incompetent or they can't afford it, but I saw no maintenance workers the entire time I was there. At the turn I mentioned the dandelion issue, I got, "Any in the fairway". Next we have the course itself. There are no flat lies excluding the tee boxes. You can hit a great tee shot only to end up with a ball 10 inches above/below your feet. Excluding the 13th hole, no signs directing you to the next hole. Drove around several times trying to find where the next tee box was. Sand traps were hard dirt or mud, typical of central Ohio. Finally, if it's your first time playing the course, nearly every hole has a blind tee or approach shot. Ditches, ravines, water hazards everywhere. The scorecard is useless for course layout, hazards, etc... Little hint, drive past the tee boxes go to the highest point on the hole, grab a range finder and get your yardage. It will either be uphill or downhill factor that in. Grabbing driver on every non par 3 will kill you. Not playing the course again, would rather have my wisdom teeth pulled. read more