Marysville Golf Club

upon arriving just had to give name at a distance. Told keys were in the carts and saw carts being cleaned well. A very safe experience for all!

On a cool day in May playing with my step bro n law, we enjoyed a very well maintained Marysville GC. The only exceptions are the traps are unplayable ( what public courses in central Ohio have playable traps?) and the cart paths are beyond bad, BUT the actual course and greens are in great shape and that is why we came here. The par 3’s can be BIG BOY par 3’s typically having elevation and distance to overcome. Layout is not cookie cutter and can test your abilities. The course is adhering to the VIRUS recommendation. Had a great day here and strongly recommend a look see by any...

Very well taken care of... even after days of rain the course was dry and good to go

Terribly ran.. has rained so much lately but the guy running the club house wasn’t telling golfers to keep cart path only. The course was getting torn up!

Outside of the the grass was so tall the fairway seems like the rough..

Sand traps are little ponds with weeds growing out of them.

I will not be golfing at this course until they figure things out.

I wanted to fit in a quick 18 holes today and I normally play Public courses like Darby and Glen Ross. I was taken back as soon as I pulled into the parking lot. The build and course looked run down from first glance. That didn’t leave a good impression but I figured I would play it since it was too late to cancel my tee time with out being charged for it. The course conditions are not consistent at all. The greens are very slow, which isn’t a surprise because most lower priced green fee courses are. The course layout was horrible. The hole layout can be confusing if you haven’t played it before and some of the par 4s are designed very poorly. If you are the kind of person that just goes out to hit the ball around and have a few beers With your buddies, this course isn’t that bad. But if you take golf seriously and want to shoot a good round on a course that is consistent, I would go else where. It is definitely not worst the 30 dollar greens fee for 18.

Greens are always hard at this course, need to hit short to run up to the greens.

This course had nice greens with good speed to them. Pace of play was excellent on a Saturday afternoon, and the staff was very friendly. The layout is a little weird with a lot of dogleg par 4’s and few par 5’s. I had no complaints. Course does have a lot of ball marks on the greens. I tried to fix as many as I could. I think it’s less of a golf course staff issue and more of the actual players being lazy. I liked it here overall.

I've read bad reviews about this course in the past, so I've avoided it for years, but I wanted a quick, cheap round of golf on Thursday afternoon and they had a great "Hot Deal" on Golfnow that I couldn't pass up. The fairways and greens were in great shape, especially for the lack of rain we've had. I only saw a few patches of dead grass on a couple greens. The tee boxes weren't really impressive, but they also weren't divot filled. The rough was dry and lots of dead grass, but not unmanageable. Again, with the little rain we've had, that's to be expected. The cart path is just stone and washed out in some places, but again, it didn't ruin my round. The only major complaint I have is with the sand traps, especially on the front 9. They were covered in weeds and had very little sand. Luckily I never landed in one. The club house was just meh, nothing fancy. Just your standard tees, balls, drinks, and candy bars. Overall, it was a great afternoon of golf. I will definitely return! My only advice is take better care of the sand traps and fix the stone cart path in the washed out spots. It's definitely not a prestigious country club, but for the $12 I paid, I can't complain at all.

I had read bad reviews of this course in the past, so I’ve avoided it, but I wanted a quick, cheap round of golf on a Thursday afternoon and the hot deal was too good to pass up. I went in expecting a cow pasture, but honestly I was pleasantly surprised. The fairways and greens were very nice, even with the lack of rain lately. I only noticed a couple dead spots on a few greens, but it wasn’t really bad at all. The rough was dry, but not unmanageable and that’s to be expected with no rain for weeks. The tee boxes were in decent shape, but not impressive. My one and only major complaint was the sand traps. Luckily I didn’t land in any, but it would have been hard to tell if I was in one, especially on the front 9. They need A LOT of work! I really enjoyed the layout. You have a couple blind tee shots which could make things interesting if it’s a busy day. Overall it was a very good course (minus the sand traps, if you can even call them sand traps) and I will gladly play here again some time. It’s definitely not a prestigious country club, but with the $12 Hot Deal, you really can’t beat it!

Have played this course numerous times over the last 20 years. Course condition has been suspect in past years. However, was pleasantly surprised to fine the course to be in pretty good condition.

Marysville Golf Course is a very good value. It offers great rates, a challenging layout, quick rounds and an accommodating staff. While it wouldn’t be confused with most country clubs, it does have quality tees, fairways & greens. And the course is very well maintained. I have returned twice since my first round a couple of weeks ago and plan more visits.

Even though we've been in a 3 month drought, this course was very green and in good condition. Especially the greens. They all rolled consistently. Love this course, especially for the price. Will play here again soon.

More challenging than I was expecting. Had a great time. Love the layout. Definitely be back