Went to play mini golf for a divorce party and got sucked in to karaoke. I thought the food and the…read moredrinks were delicious for their price points. The bartender was an angel. The staff and crowd were friendly. Never got to play mini golf but will definitely be back.

Second trip to Columbus meant a return to to Miner 49er…read more Unique indoor mini golf makes this venue a blast for kids and adults alike.

A large group of us 16 guys traveled from the Miami Valley area for a two day golf trip in the…read moreMarysville Ohio area. Derby Creek golf course was the first track that we played. This is a phenomenal golf course and excellent condition. Fantastic staff that took great care of us and all aspects of a round of golf from beginning to end, including drinks afterwards in the clubhouse. Would recommend this course to anyone traveling to the area as the Weekday rates were really favorable to seniors

We love DC. Been playing here for years and always a great experience. Nick (golf pro) just the…read morebest and the ranger staff good peeps. The course fun and challenging with two completely different nines and it gets better every year. For the $$ it's better than most. New owners have redesigned the clubhouse - it was time - and it also looks great!

What a great golf course, very difficult but fair especially if you can draw the ball!! Can't wait…read moretill the next time!!!

My fiancée and I joined the club at Little Turtle this past year as social members, and we…read moreabsolutely love it. I'm not a golfer personally, but my fiancée is, and he loves the opportunity to golf on this private course a few times a year. The course is gorgeous and very well-kept. You can tell they put a lot of time into the grounds keeping, and from what he says, the course itself is challenging and exciting to play. As social members, we enjoy going to many events at the club throughout the year. We've become regulars at the poker night, where we've met some good friends and always enjoy a great organized night of poker for much lower buy-ins than you'd get at a casino. We also love coming to the club for happy hour or dinner. The food is surprisingly good (we learned that everything on the menu is made from scratch). We love to order the pretzel bites as an app followed by any of the amazing entrees. The staff is wonderful and takes the time to learn your name and catch up with you whenever you come. Overall this is a great club and I'd highly recommend the social membership.

Champions review Rating 3.4/5…read more Value- 4 $50 for 18 holes on a Friday morning/afternoon. Experience- 3 Pace was slow for a Friday morning/afternoon. We had a group go around us and the 3some that was playing in front of us because they were playing so slow. Condition-3 grounds under repair on two holes. Some of the tee boxes were in need of some work. Greens were well maintained but not perfect. Some bunkers had small rocks in them. Facilities/Amenities-4 Practice range, chipping/ putting green Newer clubhouse with an outdoor patio And a small bar, minimal food and snacks. Older carts Challenge of course-3 Overall Play-Tough course There were 2 holes that I felt were unnecessarily difficult with the design. A par 3 that set upon a hill with a valley below and trees surrounding it. A 4 that could've easily been a par 5. Majority of the holes were doglegs so you really don't need to play driver off tee. Challenge came from hazards mainly all the trees. In depth review This course is one six public courses in Columbus. As someone from Northeast Ohio, Summit county specifically, I've realized just how spoiled we are with quality public courses. However, I will say, Champions gives some of the best courses in our area a run for their money. This course offers some significantly challenging holes while complementing the difficulty with some truly stunning views. While this course didn't have much water there were a fair amount of trees and sand bunkers. Most of the courses played on downhill slopes. There were also several doglegs that presented opportunities to go off the tee with clubs other than driver. On course play alone I would recommend champions but they also come equipped with a newly renovated clubhouse, patio, driving range, and chipping and putting green. The clubhouse staff were cordial but not overlay friendly. Thea starter gave great tips and explanations for the cart path rules. Recommendations to the course staff: The only issue I had with the course was that they had 2 holes with grounds under repair that took up about 30 yards of the fairway. But they did provide signs that let you know how far to get to that area and how far to clear. My issue was that they just hosted the USGA Junior tournament and that had to be an issue for those players.Also, I don't think that any course should be charging the full amount while there's major repairs going on. If I don't get the full experience then there should be some sort of discount. That's just my humble opinion. This is more common practice at courses in northeast Ohio. Overall: I would go back to see the course fully repaired and hope there isn't a ton wind.

late review, played it in May 2024, and found it to be a good test of golf, pace was Ok, new…read moreclubhouse and facilities were vast improvements, only one review in 2025, seems odd

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.

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.

An indoor virtual golf venue with an attached bar, patio, and outdoor seating area? Yes!…read more Staff is attentive to needs. Pets are permitted in the patio areas, too. Great drinks list for beer, wine, cocktails, and mixers. Great menu...the pizza has in house made crust and sauce! I am so glad this place weathered the pandemic storm of 2020. In fact, we used the outdoor sections of this place even in the mask wearing days. They would turn on outdoor heaters and a large flatscreen to let us enjoy a semblance of normalcy during difficult times. We owe it to these types of small businesses to show them love now that normalcy is returning. Do I play darts or cornhole? No. But you can, because they have the supplies. Do I play the jukebox? Yes, frequently. I hope you enjoy the tunes while we all enjoy the drinks, food, ambiance...and golf of course. The golf. (Which you can ignore, as it is in a separate part of the venue.) But check this place out and realize there is another hidden gem in Grandview. Fore! Or pour (more beer).

Best indoor simulator to play a round or two. Grab some food and an adult beverage and hit the…read morelinks. Make sure you call in advance to grab your tee time. This place is small and quaint. They have 3 bays to rent by the hour. Book enough time to get your round in for the number of players you have. Ask for suggestions to ensure you plan for enough time. They have plenty of seating for players and spectators. Overhead each bay are TV'S so don't miss an important sporting event while playing. They serve alcohol and non-alcoholic drinks along with great finger food and pizza options. The service is attentive and always willing to assist with anything and everything. The simulator is very accurate so no hinding your horrible golf swing. Ha. WiFi and hand sanitizer available. Next door to Caddy's Delight is an awesome indoor glow put course. Bring the family and battle for the winner.

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!!

Top notch course lived up to its reputation as a challenging course! I had never played Scarlet…read morebefore but glad I did and would definitely do it again! The Gray course looked just as fun without the bunkers to swallow up your ball! I have played the Gray course and it's just as nicely maintained and worthy of its own praise! If you have a person affiliated with the university you have to go a round here for sure or you could donate and become affiliated so you can have privileges to play at this semi-private oasis! O-‍O

Got my first chance to play there yesterday. The course was beautiful and the amenities (course…read morewise) were excellent. The only true issue I saw with the course was the greens had a ton of spike marks and ball marks which the players should take care of fixing when they arrive and leave the green. I, being a fan of beautiful courses, always look to repair my ball mark and found myself repairing 3/4 more every hole which is sad but not a big deal. However it was still a fantastic day and experience. The course is tight and short. If you keep it in the fairway you can score here however make sure you take advantage of the putting green before the round. Other than Oakmont, I have never played on greens this fast which I actually enjoyed. This is a "must play" course in Ohio and also the Midwest. The staff is very friendly and the beauty of the course is high level. Will definitely play it again when the opportunity arises.

Scioto Country Club is totally old school. It was founded in 1916, just before the city of Upper…read moreArlington was incorporated. I am not a member, but have had the opportunity to eat meals here or use the facilities off and on over the past 10 or 12 years- and I quite like it! I married into a family who grew up going to this club and many of our friends have connections as well. I must admit I get a chuckle out of the fact that SO many members (and "wanna be" members) view Scioto as the center of the universe. I don't take it too seriously. On the other hand, I also take scathing criticisms of Scioto Country Club with a grain of salt. Its Donald Ross golf course is often ranked among the top 100 courses in the country. Not to mention, Bobby Jones golfed here and Jack Nicklaus honed his skills at SCC. How could one not appreciate that tidbit of sports history? As for my own personal rating, let's just say it falls somewhere in between 3 and 4 stars... I never felt overwhelmed or intimidated by Scioto Country Club. Frankly, I've been to a lot swankier clubs, where the facilities are terribly posh and members are far snobbier, so I guess the experience is all relative. I've had numerous holiday meals, brunches and buffets here and find the food to be top notch. Never a bad meal and from what I recall, reasonably priced (if you don't count the atrocious membership fees). I couldn't justify spending the type of money it requires to be a member here, but it could be a neat place to to have access to- if you can afford it. Either way, Columbus is fortunate to have such a nice, storied country club in it's city limits, but Scioto certainly is not the center of the universe.