I made a reservation error on their website. I didn't take the time and effort to double check our…read morereservation at the right time. "Steve" made sure to get me and my friends in during the crowded and chaotic time. We all appreciate it and will be our go to place to golf. Highly recommend for a boys trip Carts and course itself is top notch. Thanks Chippewa Golf Club!!!

Don't waste your $70 if they're not going to do anything about pace of play there. No rangers and…read moreeven calling clubhouse doesn't do anything. The course is a gem, but, when you pay that kind of money, shouldn't have to play behind people that have no etiquette/consideration for those golfing behind them. Also, you need to do something about the serious congestion of having a par3 as your 2nd hole. 5 groups on the hole(including our foursome). Awful, space tees or DO something !!!

Great course! Well maintained and fair pricing for weekday play. We will be back at least once a…read moreyear to play here.

Quarry review…read more Rating-3.4 Value-4 quality course for an affordable price Experience-4 friendly and helpful staff Condition- 4 well maintained but there recent construction. Tee boxes were in tough shape and the greens needed to be mowed. They rolled really slow. Facilities- 3 nice pro shop, bar, patio, driving range, putting and chipping greens. There was also a nice restaurant Challenge- 2 this course is extremely difficult and not for beginners. I won't return to this course until I lower my handicap.

I was here on a Sunday afternoon with my family at the pool. It is a large and clean pool with…read morehourly breaks, which is also a great little break for the parents. My son really enjoyed being there. There are plenty of lounge chairs and even though we arrived late in the day, we still found enough chairs for seven of us all together. It was busy, but not awful in terms of crowds. I would still probably prefer to go next time on a weekday. They do offer refreshments and the kids enjoyed ice cream treats. My nephew also had some sort of chicken and he said it was really good. Parking is a little haphazard with not a lot of space to maneuver and lots of golf carts driving in every which way. Overall, nice refreshing spot for a summer dip.

I attended an outing here and had a great time on the course. The greens are very well maintained…read moreand fairways are cut well. No weeds or overgrowth anywhere. Most holes are a par 4 so it's a good course for new golfers needing practice or anyone looking for an enjoyable game.

The course and staff are top tier!! I have routinely played under 4 hours because of the gps in…read morecarts and how great tge course is!! The best 19 th hole mexican rest.

Well kept, greens are pure and fast. Too much "natural grass" areas in places it doesn't need to…read morebe. Get out those mowers and mow that crap back.

It was simply amazing. I strongly recommend all golfers and or anyone who loves history to play and…read morevisit this spectacular historical golf course and also to just simply visit the onsite museum. Lots of history onsite that you do not want to pass up. Locals of Canton and Cleveland please don't miss out on this best kept secret right in your town, city, and state. Its right in your back yard. The course is very friendly and it is so enjoyable to play 18 holes of golf. I just love the layout of this historical golf course not to mentioned the entire staff and especially the adorable heart filled and icon LPGA Professional Renee Powell who serves as the co-owner and golf pro of Clearview 18 hole historical golf course. Eric Jones

This historical course was a joy to play. It was the first 18 hole course built, owned and…read moreoperated in the U.S. by an African American gentleman, who fell in love with the game while serving in Great Britain during WW2. It is long, hilly and if I am honest not fancy (which I loved). I enjoyed every foot of the design. If you want all shiny and manicured, this is not your course. But if you love the story and the game itself....get ye to Clearview Golf Course.

Mouldy, hot, wet floors and nasty air, and racquetball courts are destroyed with bad floorboards…read moreand mould everywhere, felt like pins and needles in my throat. Health department needs to be contacted real soon ⁉

HOF Fitness Center is a great place to work out if you can stomach the 70s paint scheme and some of…read morethe out-of-date equipment. I have been working out here for many years, off and on, and haven't had anyone shout "Fatty fatty 2x4" for some time so the place must be effective. They have a smattering of racquetball courts and there are some very, very, very sweaty men in them sometimes. I like to pretend they are just sweaty fish in a giant aquarium and that helps me cope. The locker rooms (at least the guys) is well appropriated and has shaving cream, after shave, etc. and gives off a very "old guard" feel. Upstairs they have a weight room which seems to have a 20:1 guy to girl ratio, which freaks my date out a bit from time to time but no "tough guys" have given her any problems. Check it out, they have an indoor running track. I think that it's 1/10 of a mile so if you use it you get the feel of running around a giant banyan tree. On an island in the middle of the running track (sounds more exotic than it is) they have all the cardio equipment. They have a cute little board that you can use to sign up for equipment and there is this guy named "Cookie" who works out there and my date always changes the i-dot in "Cookie" to a heart when she can, which we find to be a really good time. Give "Cookie" a shout out if you see him; he's a crusty looking, shorter fellow. You'll know what I mean if you see him. The good thing is that there is never much of a crowd here so you can pretty much use whatever equipment you want when you want it. However, here is the highlight of the HOF Fitness Center: you know those fat-shakers that are basically like a big rubber band that you put around your midsection and don't appear to have any fitness value whatsoever but are always featured in workout videos from the 50's? THEY HAVE ONE OF THOSE! We saw a guy using it one day in all seriousness and it's probably one of the best things I've ever seen in my entire life. The facility is fairly large and also has both an indoor and outdoor pool, saunas, whirlpool, tennis and basketball courts and even batting cages. They also have a little restaurant so if you overdid it during the workout you can get your sea legs back. The classes that they offer are great and the teachers I've encountered are all very friendly. I don't have a monthly membership now but when I've been in town they have let me pay a per visit fee ($5, I think?). It's a great place to work out. The $5 is worth it alone if you see someone using that fat-shaker or if you have a "Cookie" sighting.

What a lot of fun. Be careful though because we had our bag stolen here by someone. I would have…read moreliked the track to be a bit bigger but it was still either money. We had a short wait and our last raw only had 1 other person with our three so that was amazing. We went on a summer Monday evening and it was perfect.

Very predatory subscription system. My girlfriend and I bought a subscription to this place not…read moreknowing that, buried in their huge Terms of Service, that you cannot cancel for 3 months after subscribing. Never mentioned to us by the employee either, they just expect you to spend half an hour reading through their college essay of a ToS. You could never pay me to come to this place again.

We had brunch there for Easter. Disappointed with quality of food. I will not criticize because I…read moredon't think they expected the response they received. If they did, they cheated a large group of people.

Local Favorite. Well maintained, easy to score, some of my favorite holes in the area. Staff is…read morealways friendly.