Little Mountain Country Club

We played this course 2-3 days after a heavy rainstorm. Unfortunately, this left half of the bunkers underwater or muddied and the 18th hole essentially unplayable due to a water (sewer) line break on the fairway that left the hole in embarrassing shape.

The maintenance problems were very disappointing as the course itself has great "bones" - rolling hills, challenging trap placement, deep bunkers and quality greens. I would love to play the course if/when it is in prime shape but don't know if that's an unreal expectation.

Most of the greens were back to normal. The 2 that weren't still rolled decently.
They could use some rangers to monitor course. Group in front of us just about drove carts on greens. On the par 3 14th 1 guy drove cart behind green and got hung up on curb when leaving. Swearing at us for not helping him after his group left him. People like this just ruin a nice course.

The greens, fairways and rough were in great shape and very enjoyable to play. But with all the bunkers that are part of this courses design get it togethe!. At best 50% are unplayable and 30% look like construction sites. Someone needs to come up with a solution for this problem. Every year that passes it just gets worse.

Little Mountain is easily one of the best courses in the area. It is fun to just marvel at design. However the design is probably the cause of only issue the course has in my opinion, which is the bunkers. There are a seemingly unending amount of bunkers, that seem to swallow up golf balls. Most of the bunkers around the green are at least head high, most seem taller, even some fairway bunkers were very deep. The bunkers were groomed nicely, but very firm under a soft top layer. I saw many other groups having the same issues attempting to get out around the green. It was nice from the fairways, but it was hard to get under the ball.

The greens were the firmest and fastest of any course I've played this year, very fun and very difficult to putt on. Greens were amazing.

Nicest course we've played this year. We felt like we were on vacation!

It was great my husband got a hole in one!!! Love that course..

I arrived early and was promptly informed by the guy at the front desk that the other three guys for my tee time were running late (strangers to me as I booked a single), and that I needed to go speak to the starter. This would be fine, except for the fact that the starter, Tomas, was grumpy, barely acknowledged my existence, and went about his other business. The other staff members (I think they were rangers, wearing different colored shirts) were actually helpful and approachable. After that initial shock of Tomas' indifference, I was paired with two other guys. These guys were enjoyable to play with and knew the course. It's not shocking that their first words to me (literally) were "That guy (Tomas) is not friendly." Apparently Tomas does not discriminate with his colorful personality. Now I'm not calling for Tomas' head here, but if this is how he treats people on a normal basis, I will just be steering clear of this place. If I want a starter with the disposition of a Brillo pad, I will stay home and clean my house. The course itself was pretty nice (nicer than other people had told me). Apparently the bunkers were a mess earlier in the season. While there were a few bunkers with some serious rocks in them, the course conditions were above average. My only gripe was the pace of play. There were a few people ahead of us that really should not be playing this course or should opt for the front (or even women's tees). 3 stong players should not take 5 hours to play the course. The fact that the course has so many staff and rangers, it is alarming to me that there was not more sense of urgency in moving the play along. On many tee boxes, we had a 10 minute wait. I will play elsewhere if this is not addressed. The girls in the clubhouse and cart girl were cute, friendly and helpful.

Course was in great shape!! Never had to wait and didn't feel pushed by people behind us. Staff was very friendly. Only negative was after round wanted to get lunch, sit in the AC and watch golf but wouldn't serve food inside? Very odd! Over all though was very please!

Played at pace that we felt we were not pressured, in fact, we were able to pass other slower golfers

The course features rolling hills with many sand traps. The layout was interesting making a shot selection important. There were many times I need to decide whether to layup or go for it, which makes for a fun round. The course conditions were very nice, but many of the sand trapped have been partially washed away due to the rain. A condition very common this year everywhere I have played even a private club that was immaculate otherwise. Staff was friendly as well as the couple groups of golfers I spoke with. I would highly recommend playing this course. It may not have become my favorite course, bur it is on the short list.

Over 5 hours and 15 minutes for 18 holes is unacceptable. The fact that some club employees knew of the pace of play problem and one responded to an inquiry about speeding up play with "what do you want me to do about it" pretty much sums up how much attention goes into the on-course experience. The fact that many bunkers had little sand and were littered with rocks (some almost the size of your hand) was an added bonus.

Great course design, some challenging holes, staff friendliness is excellent. Course play slow for middle of the day.

We paid an incredible 17.50$ each for 18 holes with cart. We played on a day following an exceptionally heavy rainfall and so it was cart path only and therefore a soggy, up and down hike. As it turns out, the course is about to undergo an extensive renovation which was not made clear on the website. About half the massive traps are to be condemned and the course has stopped maintaining them. It seems that the drainage was not adequate and this is evidenced by the vast puddles (lakes?) accumulated in the bunkers. All the bunkers. Some of the greens had been damaged early this spring and are still recovering. I would wait to play the course after the renovation, but would love to see the changes they will make.

I have not played this course in a few years. Conditions are not what they used to be. Sand traps with no sand and only rocks, eliminated the gps golf carts and greens were very bumpy.

When I visit the Cleveland area, I usually take my guests to one of my associated Private Clubs to play. This year I decided to add Little Mountain to our mix of golf courses. It turned out that Little Mountain was as good, if not better, than any one of my private courses. It was a great challenge and the staff were very courteous.

I really enjoyed playing this course. It was a very nice layout that was challenging without being impossible. My only complaints are that the bunkers were not in very good shape and that the course seemed to let people start play on hole 10 in the middle of our round. This made for much slower play on the back nine.

First time playing here-we LOVED the course-plays and feels like a resort-great layout not long but precise-deep sand traps!-we will definitely play again

Call the course before you play. At least 4 greens were temporary and set up in the approach of the regular green. Many other greens were only half useable. If I had to pay full price I would have wanted a refund. Until the greens have recovered I can not recommend playing this course.

Just finished my first ever round @LMCountryClub . Wonderful place with great staff and a beautiful course. I will absolutely be back! ⛳️

I played Kittle mountain for the fourth time this year and was really pleased to see that the temporary greens were all gone. There is still damage to the greens but they are improving. I played as a single and was paired with two guys who were really fun to play with. Both were good golfers - much younger than me but we had spirited competition. The only problem was we were behind a terrible threesome. Only one could play golf. The other two just hacked away taking way too much time time to play. One of them even wore flip- flops instead of golf shoes. It took us 4 1/2 hours to play 18. Without this group we would have been done in 3 hours with a lot less frustration. My suggestion to the course is to state and enforce a dress code which would filter out non players such as these.
I will go back back but just hope not to have to follow such rank amateurs on a good course such as this.
Don