Roses Run Country Club
About
Roses Run Country Club is touted as being northeast Ohio's toughest public golf course. The course has an interesting mix of holes from lengthy par 4s to tough par 3s and reachable par 5s. The front nine is a traditional links layout while the back nine hugs the Cuyahoga River with winding fairways that melt into fast, sloping greens. The layout incorporates a variety of elevation changes ranging from subtle to dramatic. There are also water hazards and strategically placed bunkers coming into play throughout. Roses Run Country Club will require some creative shot-making and the use of every club in your bag. It's a formidable layout that will test even the most skilled players. There is a driving range and practice putting green you can use for warming up, which might be a good idea before taking on this tough course.
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Golfer Photos
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Can we get a ranger in the course please? Photo submitted by u485060692 on 10/07/2024
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Feel box, hole 15 Photo submitted by u625100169 on 08/22/2021
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14th green, all torn up Photo submitted by u625100169 on 08/22/2021
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Waiting to tee off on hole 14, over 4 hours into the round. Photo submitted by u625100169 on 08/22/2021
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8th green from right side of green Photo submitted by carolinadad on 05/19/2017
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The reachable par 5 14th with the Cuyahoga River on the left. Photo submitted by carolinadad on 04/25/2017
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View from behind the green of the elevated green on the par 4 16th. Photo submitted by carolinadad on 04/25/2017
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Par 3 16th green in the forefront with the Par 5 12th green and fairway in the foreground. Photo submitted by carolinadad on 04/25/2017
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Par 5 12th from behind the green looking up at the landing and layup zones. Photo submitted by carolinadad on 04/25/2017
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The par 4 18th, cape template, right to left, the water cuts back in close after the furthest point and it is possible to roll into the water for drives over 260 from blue tees. Photo submitted by carolinadad on 04/25/2017
Golfer Reviews
Great greens, slow play
Roses Run could be a gem, but there is still work to be done. Pricing on the weekend is hard to justify with some of the course conditions. The greens and the area around them were pristine, but many tee boxes could use attention. The layout and pace of play on the front nine were fine! However, the back nine was so painfully slow, it made our round grind to a hault. If the course is wide open and you can tolerate the very tight back nine, go ahead! But I'd like to see the pace of play and pricing addressed in the future.
First tracks!
Wife and I were paired up with two young men and enjoyed the course.
I am a local golfer that got turned off by the course conditions a couple of years ago.
I have played this course 3 times this year, and I am very impressed with the condition of the course now. Such an upgrade from before.
Tee boxes still need some work, but the course and the greens are in much better shape
Very long round
The first nine was very slow paste about three hours head two other groups at every hole waiting to move on the first nine waited between 12 and 15 minutes to go off could not develop any rhythm. I do believe the slow couple left and then the second nine was about two hours and 45 minutes. Drinks on cart are double what they should be as well.
Rude and a waste of time.
, be prepared for the guy at the register to have an attitude with you. Because you used the golf now app. Standing on the blue t's at hole, one with a clear fairway, in front of me, ready to tee off, I had 6 carts drive around me to the whites and proceed to tee off. Condition, my time was 418. They had 430. Might be the rudest people I've ever run into on a golf course. I was playing as a single. I shoot pretty close to par. Most of the time, and I don't think I would have held them up. But I decided to remain calm and then tee off when I was able, I shot my par on number one, and arrived at hole 2 to see 3 groups. Waiting to tee off. There are plenty of other courses in the area. This one is not worth it.
Challenging and enjoyable track
Lost a few balls out of bounds, water, and in the rough but the course is well maintained, challenging, and very enjoyable. Looking forward to playing more often
Struggling
I have played Rose run multiple times. Usually well kept. This last round was different. Fairways were not mowed and rough was super long. It was cartpath only. Disappointed in the condition of the course. Greens were good and played fast. Spoke with one of the maintenance man, and they said their mower was down. He to play there again. Many courses nearby that are better kept.
Okay Round
Very nice staff, course conditions very good. Just not a fan of the layout and pace of.play was extremely slow. Not.much they can do about the pace though. Is what it is.
Roses Run- 7 out of 10
Overall Roses Run is a fun track to play. For your average golfer it may be a bit too difficult. I enjoy the array of different shots and shot shapes I get to utilize when playing here. The greens are medium speed and disease free. The rough was lush and long. This made the experience a little less enjoyable for myself considering it’s a public course. The fairway, greens and tee mowers were not cutting evenly which was a bit annoying to look at all day. The clubhouse was friendly and snack bar girl was very nice. Pace of play was great and the golf now price was worth the money. I would not pay full price to play here but if you can find a deal, and you are looking for a challenge, head over to Roses Run.
Okay
Course in very nice shape. Staff very friendly. Not a big fan of course layout but that is my personal preference. Slow play
Long wait
It took 3 hours to play 9 holes. Starter even said it’s like this all the time. After the round we stayed and got good. It took over 45 minutes to get a burger and a wrap. The course was in fine condition, just the waiting with multiple groups on each hole was unbearable. I would play the course again only if it wasn’t so busy
Just as good as the last time I played
Coarse was in excellent conditions, the roughs were fair (easy to find balls off the fairway), greens were fast, tee boxes and fairways in good shape = All good = happy golfing