Marysville Golf Club

I do not care for the way the course is operated. They are not customer friendly. I will not play there again!

Good course for beginners. Back 9 a little more challenging. Steady pace. Beautiful landscaping.

This course makes one appreciate other courses. A day trip to play here was a poor decision. May have been a decent course at one time. The cart we took wreaked of gas fumes and from observation the others seemed in similar repair. The first hole might as well been on the roadway it was so close. Pass this course by, maybe the one up the road further north is better.

Carts were terrible as was the condition of the entire property. Clubhouse and cart paths as bad as the condition of the fairways and greens. Do yourself a favor and skip this one...

Great course conditions the pace of play was very slow the overall facilities were a little bit run down but served it's purpose well pretty good hotdogs at the bar

I've played this course a lot and this is the worst condition its ever been in. I'll cut them some slack considering it had rained every day for 19 straight days prior to the day I played. Some of the fairways were unevenly cut and some of the rough clearly hadn't been mowed in awhile. They were in the process of mowing during our round. The bunkers aren't and never have been in great condition. They were mostly filled with water because of all the rain we've had. Pace of play was great on the front 9 and for some reason screeched to a halt on the back 9. Overall I still love the course and would recommend it. You can't beat the price.

Golf course is in fair condition at the moment. Bunkers could use some work, but overall it is a very fair price for the quality of the course.

Fairway grass was high greens small goose feces all over the course.

We experienced greens in bad shape, tee boxes filled with divots, golf carts that didn't work properly, flooding, slow pace of play, mud pits in spots on the fairway. I would recommend this course for beginners only and could be a place to learn because it's inexpensive.

Course is great shape
Greens are great
Awesome value for money
Some bunkers need more sand

For the price and overall conditions of the course, I can't believe I haven't been recommended to play here before. I've played some of the other courses in Marysville, but this is definitely my favorite thus far. The staff was very nice despite my foursome showing up a few minutes late. Course was in great shape, especially for only a sub $30 weekend 18 + cart fee. Definitely looking forward to playing here again.

Although very soft and wet (every course is this time of year), the course was very playable, and the greens were actually very good. Recently cut and rolled it appeared. I enjoyed the round there, especially for the rate.

Marysville is not impressive. Nothing fancy about it. Short, open, very old carts. With that said, course is in pretty good shape. Easily the best place to play in its price range. At a certain point you have to ask yourself, for just more than a bucket of balls at the range.... Would you rather play a good value course in 3 hours and shoot a respectable score or a much more expensive, busy high end course in 6 hours and struggle to get through it without wanting to snap every club of the beginner's in front of you. I love this place for the fact it's super cheap, and never crowded.

We played a threesome on a nice Saturday morning at 9:30 in about 4 1/2 hours. We only paid $25.

The course is not a premium facility by any stretch, but it is a mature course with really nice grass. The greens are slow, but they run very true and break as much as any course I have played in the area.

The course is understaffed. On a Saturday morning, I had to wait for the person working the snack bar to come in and check me in to play. The worker was cordial, but clearly working her tail off.

The course has a $22 all you can play rate starting at noon. There was fog, so they started us on the back and we made the turn at about 11:40 AM. There were two groups already on the tee for the the noon deal so we waited a half hour. We should have been allowed to make the turn, but we still managed to play the entire round in 4 1/2 hours.

There are some funky holes, but nothing too crazy. Number 7 is a par 5 with a huge tree on the right side of the fairway. You definitely want to favor the left side of the fairway, and the rough on the left is preferable to the right side of the fairway. Number 14 is a dogleg right with water that can easily be cleared. This hole is 400 on the card, but probably closer to 300 on a straight line. You can hit it almost as far right as it looks like you possibly can and be fine. Number 15 is a dogleg straight right. There is a pretty great advantage to carrying the tree on the right side of the fairway as it can shorten your approach shot by 30 to 40 yards.

I would recommend this as an alternative to the more expensive courses in Columbus on Saturday or Sunday mornings.

cut grass somany thats why golf club and shoes darty.

I only paid $17 on golfnow. I do not think I would pay much more. The golf carts have not been washed since 1998. Course condition was pretty good. Greens were in very good shape. Club house is very outdated and is in need of a lot cleaning and upgrading.

Course was in overall good shape. there were some small holes (bare spots) in the fairway grass. Greens were OK

Challenging enough for high handicapper like myself, however it does provide you with opportunities to score. Your are definitely in the country and that feels good. The maintainance crew has some challenges due to low areas that hold a lot of water. All in all, a pretty good value. I will go back.

Pros: the fairways and greens were in good shape, the golfnow price was great, and the staff seemed genuinely interested in providing a good experience for golfers.

Cons: The course is set up in a way that you'll constantly see golfers from other holes. Tee boxes are very close to greens or other tee boxes so you're always dealing with other golfers. Also the back nine features two short par fours that I thought were really unsuccessful. Both were around 300 yards but they were set up in a way that long hitters would be hitting a middle iron to the middle of the fairway. I think that's indicative of the course as a whole, fairly vanilla in set up.

Compared to other courses in the area they offered the best price at the time we needed to play. Staff knew who we were when we walked in and made sure we could fit in our round with the leagues that were scheduled.