Best golf value in Columbus. Challenging 18 holes with well-kept greens and fairways. Has a driving…read morerange (no woods) and a generous practice putting green. After an exhausting round, they also have a full-serve bar and food.

The staff at the Raymond Memorial Golf Course were nice with getting golf balls, and the restaurant…read morewhere I got me a Diet Coke. I will be practicing golf there again soon to hit some balls and putt the select holes. They have a pro golfer for golf lessons. I will do 18 holes when I am better with my swing.

Like what the new owner is doing With new tee boxes and web…read moresite Looking forward to next year Frank C

Disappointing Experience Due to Poor Pace Management…read more Horrible experience overall. I absolutely loathe when courses start groups on both nines, and unfortunately, that's exactly what happened here. Our twosome played at a solid pace--finished the front nine in an hour--but when we made the turn, the staff seemed surprised we were ready for the back. It became clear they expected us to be just as slow as the rest of the course. If this is how you choose to maximize revenue, that's your prerogative. But you must manage the pace of play accordingly. Until that gets fixed, I won't be back. The old ownership never did split starts, and for good reason. There are a few courses in Columbus that operate this way, and I don't return to any of them either. Being a fast twosome isn't the problem, letting slow golfers clog up early tee times is. You can literally see from the clubhouse window when players are hitting multiple shots because they can't get the ball past the senior tees. That's not acceptable. To be fair, the course itself was in good shape, that was a bright spot in an otherwise disappointing round.

Fun course with some challenging spots, always in good shape. The patios nice, not much shade but…read morethe views good and so is the food.

Had 2 kids there for golf lessons and they treated them great, can't say enough good things about…read morestaff or facilities.

Today at Wilson Road Golf Course was quite an experience. It's a 9 hole course I've played many…read moretimes, but only a few in the last several years. It's considered an executive course - 6 Par 3s ranging from 110-165 (white tees) and 3 Par 4s, two of which are relatively tight though not lengthy. The condition is average - would rate higher of people were more diligent fixing their ball marks on the green. Green fees are more than reasonable. Kudos to the starter who let me tee up while the scheduled group was still getting ready figuring as a single I'd be clear of them quickly. not only was that the case, but I played my 9 in 65 minutes, frankly an unusual experience there but nobody was ahead of me at any time. A special thanks goes to the staff for their kindness after I locked my keys in the car, providing me phone access for multiple calls and being generous hosts while I waited for the cavalry to bring my backup keys. Regarding the course, it's a good layout for walking, seniors, high handicappers and anyone building their game. But contrary to what some might think, it's not a good course for non-golfers or those just learning to play. Dublin's Sports Center with its short Par 3 layout is a far more appropriate spot.

As I have been teaching myself to golf and slowly learning more and more this was a great place to…read moredo it at as the 9 holes aren't very big. For the price you can't go wrong even if you decide to add renting the golf cart. When I had went the grass seemed a little high but I am new to golfing so I don't know too much to height of grass for golfing. I feel I did pretty good for just starting out. The men working in the shop could be a little bit more social and personable but other than that its a great course if you don't want a full 18 holes or just something quick to get out of the house for a little bit. Overall, I would recommend this even if your a seasoned golfer or just a beginner.

I am not a golfer, but my son is. This time-tested, beloved tradition in Upper Arlington is…read morewonderful. The only reason it does not garner five stars is because places in The British Isles exist where they have been playing for centuries. The golf: two courses...the scarlet and the gray, names after OSU's school colors. The scarlet is a very difficult course and the gray is more of a course for players of a slightly lesser skill set. Decent pricing for OSU students, faculty, and staff. Check out the membership and usage packages that are available. Carts or walking are acceptable. Great pro shop crammed full of OSU gear as well as a fine assortment of golf gear. On site pros are generally here, too, and I have heard nothing but good reviews of all of them. Great personnel usually means a great course. The clubhouse facility: large upstairs bar with deck that looks onto the courses and an even larger banquet room you can rent for celebrations. Sunday brunch is served here, too. This is a university facility, to be sure, but it exudes the upscale clubbiness most golfers and their parties seem to expect. Ample on site parking, and in a pinch, the Upper Arlington municipal building is across the street so you can park and dart. My son and friends love to play here; I love to wait in the clubhouse watching sports or reading the newspaper. Check this place out if you need to golf in Columbus, but call ahead first to see if tee times are open. With nearly 60,000 students and more than 500,000 alumni worldwide, OSU has a lot of folks who could be using this gem.

As a Michigan fan it pains me to write this review. It an excellent test of golf and the Ohio State…read moreBoys and Girls High School teams did extremely well. Very well laid out and ran to a T. It's just pains me to say anything nice about this place, only because I say GO BLUE!!

This place exceeded all our expectations. It's spotlessly clean, the staff was kind, and the food…read morewas great! The sandwiches came with tasty fries and the drafts were decently priced. I would absolutely visit again and can't wait to come back again with a bigger group to golf and eat!

my boyfriend & his friends came for 3 hours of free private bay. best experience i've had in a…read morewhile. workers kept on checking in on us, played a hole with us & was cracking joking! food & drinks are on point! as a girl i would definitely recommend coming here with a group of people just to enjoy the environment!!! i'm not a big golf girl but i will definitely come back for the energy! they gave us a coupon for the next time we came back just because they were so nice! LOVE THIS PLACE!! Definitely recommend!!! :))))))

I live in Upper Arlington, Ohio. We are extremely thrilled with the work done by Southwest Greens…read moreof Ohio at our home! We hired them to install synthetic turf to replace all of the grass in our backyard. We have the synthetic turf around both sides of our kidney shaped swimming pool. We have two small dogs and three very rowdy and athletic kids. The synthetic turf has held up extremely well! We love it! We also had a small putting green with three holes put in my front yard/courtyard. My kids (and all their friends and our neighbors) absolutely love working on their short game on our putting green! Southwest Greens of Ohio did an amazing job...had extremely professional workers...very happy with their work!

From the owner: Southwest Greens of Ohio is a full service synthetic turf installation company. We specialize in…read morethe design & construction of custom artificial home putting greens, artificial lawns and synthetic grass playgrounds. Our Ohio franchise has not only designed and installed over 300 artificial home putting greens & artificial grass areas, but we have designed and built several indoor synthetic turf golf practice facilities at several Ohio universities, such as, Xavier University, Cleveland State, Bowling Green State University, Miami University, Wittenberg University, & a lot more.