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Chardon Lakes Golf Course
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Chardon Lakes Golf Course opened as a nine-hole course in 1931. The original layout was designed by Bert Way, the same creative mind behind two of the popular golf courses in Ohio: Firestone North in Akron and Mayfield C.C. in Lyndhurst. The second nine was added in 1963. The golf course has a traditional layout with challenges that have withstood the test of the time. It has hosted several qualifiers for the Cleveland Open, most recently in 2001. Many famous players have tested their luck on the golf course, including Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus, whose score of 67 from the back tees is still the course record. Mature trees line Chardon Lakes Golf Course's fairways and there are more than 40 bunkers strategically placed along the large, undulating greens. There are also water hazards on 11 holes.
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Conditions4.1
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Value3.9
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Layout4.3
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Friendliness4.3
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Pace3.6
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Amenities3.7
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Played behind some SLOW players. Great course though!
Great challenging course. Stuck behind the Sunday morning group. SLOW!! Plus the group in front of me would not even rake the traps!!
Still a nice course!
Love to come out here during the Fall. Beautiful scenery!! The course was a bit rough due to this Summer's heat. Greens were pretty true and moderately paced: perhaps an 8 on the stimp. Pretty well maintained. Many of the holes are sort of blah, but some are really cool! #3 is a real shotmaker's challenge. Others seem to be an afterthought. In general, a decent course, but, if you're not on Golf Now discounts, a bit pricey for what it is.
Well Manicured Course
First time I played this course. Very challenging as you get to use all the clubs in your bag. Fairways and greens were in great condition. A few holes you need to be in the fairway as left or right will put you in trouble. Recommended for mid to low handicappers. Beginners will be in for a long day. Now that I know the layout, looking forward to the next round at this course.
Good course. Strange experience.
We arrived 20 minutes prior to tee time, watched two groups of three tee off, figured we were next. Suddenly, two groups zoomed off of 18 to tee up on one. Came to find out from the starter these groups arrived late for their morning tee time and the course sent them to the fourth hole to jump in once they did arrive. The late arrivers were then allowed to make up the three holes they missed. Never heard of that before. Made for a brutally long front nine.
Otherwise, the course is nice. Good challenge. Greens are super speedy with LOTS of back-to-front slope on the front nine. More gentle breaks on the back. With tees back, the par 3s can play long.
The challenge is fair!
Chardon Lakes offers some relly good opportunities to post some great scores however, even the easier holes have potential to derail a good round if you do not think through your shots. Play number 6 from the elevated tee and take one extra club on 14. Hit em well!!!
death march
On weekend afternoons Chardon lakes is way over booked and the pace of play is a death march. The last two times I have played there the pace of play is over 5 hours for 18 holes with 3-4 groups on a hole at a time. They have no rangers on the course and I have given up playing there on weekends.
Course was in excellent condition!
One of my favorite courses. Greens were fast and true.
Consistently in good condition
This course is always kept in good condition even when other courses are dried or burned out. as long as the greens have not been aerated they are true and in good condition. With the exception of a few holes, the course is not unbearably challenging and can offer a great round for anyone who wants to feel good about their game.
