I used to have a membership here for about 6 years. One of the most affordable golf courses in…read moreDarke County. The course is on the shorter side, but the tree lines can definitely cause problems. Since new ownership has taken over, the upkeep of the course has continued to improve too.

This is a nice 9-hole golf course! The price is pretty reasonable for what you get. The fairways…read moreget kind of hard in the late summer and fall when rain is scarce. The positive about that is your ball rolls forever! It works well if you can hit a straight ball. I've noticed that many players here don't hit very straight so sometimes you will have people playing your fairway. The nice thing about this is if you are a beginner, players have patience. I haven't found this course too busy so you don't ever feel rushed. They have some great tournaments here as well.

1st time today. Awesome course in excellent condition. Great staff, cart person(lady)awesome, USA…read moreflags everywhere. Came from Kettering. Will be back

It was one of those iffy spring days that turned out to be OK. Some of our party decided not to…read morechance it. We expected rain at around noon that never came, but ended up warming up to the point where we were peeling off a layer for delightful low 70s sunny weather. I learned to play in college but only pick up a stick once or twice every year. Still the education I got from the head Men's coach of our local community college is paying off 30 years later. The front nine are flat and open. The back nine is the older original course which is a little more tricky having shots from low to high and vice versa amongst older growth trees. We played best ball (3 vs 4). Chirp, Dick and myself against Dan, Matt, Moose and Tom. We a shot 64 with 6 birdies and two boogies for the win. On the 15th hole I tee'd off with an 8 iron for the "shot of the day", shooting within 12 inches to the pin. The front 9 played a little lighter than the back. Save your energy for the back. The club house had some really nice merchandise but are still posting signs out front for social distancing and limiting one person at the register although they said verbally to allow 2-3 people inside at a time. Things are opening up again. Each of the carts also has a plastic partition. The one complaint is that the plastic sheet acted like sail and wasn't fastened well so the wind would it flap into you. Hope to be back again soon.

Really nice golf course…read more Pretty challenging layout as some of the par fours and fives are some of the higher yardages you may encounter on local public tracks Very reasonable pricing friendly staff a nice little bar area. You can grab a cold one afterwards. A couple times will likely return

The staff at Meadowbrook at Clayton provided outstanding service for Sigma Boule's recent Summer…read moreLeisure Gathering on 17 August 2025. I would gladly use the facility again. Thanks!

The Links is the real deal for simulators! Tee up, hit from the fairway, the rough or the sand…read more Great way to get some swings in especially with the winter months. The owner & staff are extremely pleasant and helpful to explain the simulator or for bar service. The atmosphere is great, modern and lots of greenery. We've been twice in the last week! Looking forward to spending more time up here!

The course is still on the mend and still needs a bit of work, but it is still a very nice track…read more The addition of the clubhouse was a game changer. The work that has been done since it was almost destroyed by the tornadoes has been really good. I've always loved the difficulty of the track. I agree with Steve W. You still have to make shots. If you're a fairly long and decent shot maker, play the blues or tips. If you're not quite as long, play the whites.

course was in bad shape, terrible greens, weeds in the the fairway (if you wanna call it that), no…read moresigns for the holes, cart paths are so bad (holes everywhere). DONT NOT RECOMMEND!!

Best driving range experience I've ever had! Owner was courteous and helpful without being…read moreintrusive. Also offers clinics twice a week and private lessons. Unique batting cages allow batted balls to fly into the field rather than stopping in a net!

they allow young punk kids run the range at times and when this happens your better off turning…read morearound and go somewhere else. immature loud and will do anything to not help you out. they close at 8 and to these kids 7:30 is the same thing as 8

We headed to Long Shots after exercising at the Y, and it turned out to be the perfect choice. The…read moresetup is reminiscent of Top Golf, but with its own unique charm -- one level, real grass, and no giant nets surrounding the driving range. It feels more authentic and relaxed. Our host was super friendly and helpful. What really sets this place apart is the bar. The whiskey and bourbon selection is massive, and the lineup of beers on tap is equally impressive. Nicole enjoyed a Boatshow IPA from Yellow Springs Brewery, while I had a tasty IPA from a town outside of Cleveland. Both hit the mark. For food, we kept it simple with wings and fries, and they were exactly what we needed -- hot, flavorful, and satisfying. Combined with the drinks, it made for a refreshing and enjoyable visit. Long Shots blends a fun golf experience with a top‑notch bar and solid food. Whether you're here to swing or just relax with a drink, it's a great spot in Troy.

I want to give them five stars for the great entertainment. Tom Lee music played everything - Tyler…read moreChilders, Pink Floyd, Bon Jovi, Bryan Adama, Tom Petty, Johnny Cash.... They are the reason we decided to come out tonight, and we were happy to get a parking spot and a table near the stage. Outstanding cocktails!! I tried the root beer float, the strawberry rum margarita with salt, and the lemon drop martini My husband thought his bacon cheese burger was delicious. I ordered a macaroni and cheese brisket, which the cashier repeated back to me. When they brought my husband's burger, I asked them where my meal was. They said it would be out later. Then, I ordered another drink and asked where my meal was. Again, they said it would be out. I ordered 2 more drinks and asked the same thing. Finally, after my fifth drink, the cashier said, "I don't have a brisket macaroni and cheese on your tab." I said, "I ordered it 2 hours ago and the other cashier read it back to me. I've asked about it multiple times since!!" She said, "well, I'll add it now." So we were there from 6 PM to 9 PM, and I did not receive my food until 8:30. I honestly think three stars is pretty generous on my part considering these "servers" tried the starve me to death and showed zero remorse when i complained about their indifference. Our total bill came to $118, which would have been fine if the food would have come out promptly. My husband overtipped them.

This is an awesome DGC with a mix of both wide open spaces and forest. The Course is situated in…read moreTipp City Park. It was not listed on Yelp so I recently added it as a business. The course plays on meadows near four baseball diamonds, the bike path runs through it, and through beautiful woods too. It will challenge both your longest drives and a lot of nice trees and bushes are in the way too. As there are no ladies Tees if you are playing coed or with children make sure you give appropriate handicaps. In our match, Nicole got 10-15 steps ahead of the Tee. Hole 4 was tough to locate as the website has the location map starting and ending in the middle of the field but it changed to the fringe of the forest near the bike path. You will spend a couple of hours getting through this 18 hole course. The Fall day we played there was a mix of weather conditions with a few light sprinkles and a good amount of wind, which did affect some of our throws. I posted pictures with each of the markers. Hopefully it helps. When we finished playing we say a family of four going for #10 in the middle of the field. Afterwards enjoy a beer at Harrison's (closed Sunday's!)