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Pickaway Country Club is known for its welcoming atmosphere and friendly staff. Jack Kidwell, a local architect who designed this course and many others in Central Ohio, utilized his familiarity with the terrain but still kept each golf course distinct. Pickaway has an interesting layout that will test your shot-making abilities and strategy with narrow fairways lined with trees and small, fast greens that are difficult to read. Water hazards come into play on five holes and there are nearly 50 bunkers strategically placed throughout. There is one particularly difficult par-5 hole that requires a 250-yard drive over a meandering creek. Although the golf course offers a fair amount of challenges, they are balanced by a number of wide-open fairways that have ample space.
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A good time for a date golfing with my wife. Course is okay for what you pay. I try to encourage new players to the game of golf. That said, with this course somewhat out of the way, it lends itself to having all types/skill level to play. However, we were slowed by several groups who obviously did not understand the rules or etiquette of the game. Would have been nice to have a ranger come out to move them along. Overall, a good time.
Challenging layout.
The back tees were not very long, but the lay out still leaves plenty of room for a challenge. Greens were a little slow, but very receptive. Fairways are in good shape considering how dry this entire area has been for the last few months.
Horrible
Booked online, arrived at course to see a tournament going on. Website had full bookings available. Turned around and left
Great weather day in Circleville
The course is extremely dry regardless of the maintenance crews efforts to water. The traps are very well maintained with the exception of enough sand in them. This presents a problem attempting to get enough club beneath the ball and hitting hard pan very quickly. You have to be knowledgeable where you are when playing here; there are possibly 3 instances where there are two tee boxes at the same location. Not a big deal but make sure which hole you are playing.
Dry Conditions
The course needs water. It is dried out. The greens are slow because they can’t be mowed or they will burn up. I will hold off playing here until we get a couple of days of good rain.
First time, last time
This was the first time I've played on this course so keep that in mind. The tee boxes and fairways needed watered and maintained badly. The green side bunkers was like hitting out of hard dirt because that's what was in the bunkers. Basically unplayable. Took almost 6 hours to play 18. Back nine I was by myself and no one let me play thru. I played there because I was in the neighborhood, I won't make the trip back there.