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Glenross Golf Club seamlessly blends elements of traditional design with more modern features. Formerly known as Tanglewood Golf Course, five new holes were added in an extensive renovation. The original 13 holes were also redesigned from tee to green. The mature oak trees were carefully maintained though and still come into play along the fairways in addition to the hundreds of trees that were added. The gentle hills provide rolling fairways and undulating greens that demand accuracy. There are seven ponds and a meandering creek that come into play throughout as well as some 50 sand traps strategically placed along the greensides. Glenross Golf Club's signature hole is the par-3 14th, which requires a carry over water to a small green but the most difficult hole comes earlier. The par-4 fifth has towering trees to the left, bunkers to the right, and a creek crossing the fairway.
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Great course but poor pace of play.
I've been to the course a few times now but this was the second time there was no enforcement of pace in play. We had spoke to the group in front of us and group behind us. All groups knew who the problem group was and we eventually called the club house to do something about it. That point in time they did speed up the slow group a bit but we caught them again and waited again. Just over 5 hours to play 18 holes is where we ended up. Unacceptable for the cost paid to play there. Course was well maintained and staff seems friendly but poorly managed.
Good course- only 2 par 5s
Course was in great shape. Decent yardage from the tips with only two par 5s. Other guests were rather rude but course staff was friendly.
The course is very scenic
The course is in good condition! The people
at the pro shop very friendly. It was a perfect
day as it was sunny and 74. I played with
a nice young fellow and although we were
just two and waited a lot we still played in
four hours.
Nice day
Good condition
Course is in good condition and the facilities are what you would expect from a typical country club. That said, it is over priced without GolfNow and a bit short even from the tips.
Dont play while the rangers are away
Got stuck behind a 4 some of drunk guys that refused to let us play through when i called into the shop nobody was there so it took 3hrs to play the back as we caught them on #12
Great Choice!!
Was only able to play one course while in Columbus...so I researched and researched...made a great decision!!! This course was perfect for our game and level of experience. It was challenging enough yet I felt like I managed some holes rather well. The only downfall was the wind (Nothing to do with the course) It was meticulously maintained. Greens were fast and it was just an overall great day of golf!!
Good Value
Paid $21, so it was a good value. Greens, fairways and tee boxes were in good shape. The rough was up a bit and the course was wet.
A decent challenge but there are only two par 5's so par is 70.
The Weds. morning league in front of us was ridiculously slow. No players assistants to keep play moving.
Pretty short from the blue tees but I will go back at this price.
Great course this early
For having weathered tons of rain, this course is in great condition. Only thing I see that needs attention, is markings on every part 3 tee box.
Nice Course
This is a nice course with a couple of very challenging holes. Overall the course was in very good shape. Will defenately play again next time I'm in town.
Glenross 4/26/14
good shape for April, windy day from the blue tees is a challange for 18 handicaper. Some of the bunkers were wet and less than ideal cond. Pins were fair but tricky because greens have slope.
Good Bang for the Buck
Early season golf always an unknown between the weather and course conditions. Greens in surprisingly good condition and the rough has not had a chance to grow so I got a break on many tee shots. The staff was outstanding as always. Freindly, courteous, and professional.
Greens make the course challenging
Course terrain is relatively flat with ample number of bunkers, average number of trees and not a lot of water. On the day I played the course was wet so it was CPO, which slowed down the pace of play. The greens have a lot of character and add a good degree of difficulty to an otherwise moderately difficult layout. Overall, Glenross was a pleasure to play on a chilly winter day. I plan to return in the spring and play the course when conditions are better. By the way, I would imagine the course conditions would be "pristine" in season.
Shooter's Course
This is a really nice, well-kept course. It's challenging greens are off-set by it's low yardage. Many of the Par 4's are between 300 and 350 yards, which makes getting to the green in regulation very reasonable. I would recommend this course.
Very friendly staff made one feel welcome and the course and carts were excellent
Would recommend this course based on the courteous staff, spacious fairways and convenient location
Fun course
I really enjoyed the layout of this course. I do not recommend walking as there is a substantial distance between some of the tee's. The fairways were in great shape, rough was thick, and greens were fast. For the most part the greens were smooth but had a few bumps here and there. Sandtraps were maintained and although wet when we played, very predictable and easy to get out of. I feel this course has the perfect level of difficulty. There are fairway bunkers and obstacles all over. You cant just grip and rip but if you choose the right club off the tee you should have no problems.
Great course and great value
Finally made the drive up from Columbus to check this course out. Was very surprised a the excellent course design and condition for $22 it was great deal. Pace of play was slow but the windy condition contributed to the slow play.
Course in good shape and the greens were even better
Course in good shape and the greens were even better
Too many houses
I don't like this course. It has some very nice qualities, bent grass tee to green, greens are fast and in great shape, and it s not terribly long but there is enough trouble to keep you honest, however, nearly the entire course is in someone s backyard. If you enjoy playing golf on a well kept course in the middle of several housing developments than look no further, personally I prefer trees or countryside over suburban sprawl.