About
Established in 1926, Chippewa Golf Club in Curtice is one of the area's oldest courses. The course was designed by Toledo native Harold Weber, who was a four-time Ohio amateur champion and the city's first famous golfer. The layout has retained its traditional design and feel characterized by tree-lined fairways and small greens framed by strategically placed bunkers. In addition to the bunkers, there are two creeks that wind along the length of the golf course, coming into play on 15 holes. Golfers should be prepared for some tricky carries on the water holes. Though there are some holes that will make you think, Chippewa is a classic layout that players of all skill levels can enjoy. There are five sets of tees to make it even more approachable.
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Playing Chippewa GC
I took up golf this last summer. I've played CGC a bunch of times now. I enjoy the diversity of the course. The front 9 and back nine play different. Which makes it challenging in different ways. Very reasonable prices. Excellent club house manager. Chippewa golf course is one of my go to courses.
Great for location
I come from a City w a ton of good golf courses. Been coming up here w family for past 12 years and this is only course we have returned to and enjoyed every time. Third year playing here and always book a t time here. Haven’t been able to find another course within 30 min of oak harbor that doesn’t feel like a 2nd rate course. This wouldn’t be best in Cincinnati but I would play here in a heartbeat.
Good course, but nothing fantastic
Chippewa is a good course for the money with a solid layout, and nice greens. Course overall is well kept and you really can't complain about it. Overall the course is pretty open on most holes and trees are your only main issues when trying to hit a tee shot. I think the course was good for the money and nothing was really wrong with the course. On the other hand, the course wasn't amazing, and does lack in challenges at times. I would recommend a few others in the area and in southeast MI. In terms of the course overall, you do have a driving range, but matts are pretty worn and grass hasn't grown in. Putting green is large and good to practice on. Clubhouse is nothing to talk about, but drinks are cold and prices aren't too bad either. Overall a 4/5 course, but nothing to rave about. Would i go back if i was invited, yep. Will I go back cause I really want to play the course again, not really. Would i recommend to try it, yeah its worth it.