Timberview Golf Club

Staff is extremely friendly but this is easily the worst course I have ever played in my entire life. There weren't even tee boxes on every hole, just gravel patches. Extremely apparent how mismanaged the grounds were, some holes dirt patches on the actual green. Not worth going to if you value golf that won't make you lose your mind.

Like mentioned last time, this course need upgrade tee box and maintain the same.

My son and I played the front nine and found it to be excellent value for the cost of the round. The promotion included a cart, and the pace of the play was good. We didn't feel rushed and didn't have to wait long to hit. For a July day, it was understandably hard in places, and we did get LOTS of roll off the tee. There is enough water, little creeks, tall grass areas, and mature trees to make you pay some attention to your shot. It's a wonderful place to get some golf in without breaking the bank and the staff was very friendly!

This is a good course for beginners since the pace is quick and there’s little pressure from busy conditions and the expectations are relatively low. It’s very cheap but you get what you pay for. Conditions are often awful and at least a few tee boxes are essentially gravel. The clubhouse was recently renovated and it’s pretty nice. All in all not a terrible round, just manage your expectations going in

Worst condition I've ever seen a golf course!

Nothing but weeds. Sand bunkers are weeds and no sand.

All landscaping is overgrown with weeds. Tree limbs scatter the course. You need a 4 wheel drive cart to get around. The cart path is like driving across a plowed field. You can't read the hole layout signs at the tee box's because they are so faded. Only seen two ball washers on 18 holes and both were dry. Tee boxes were covered with broken tees and were mostly dirt and sand. Every green had huge dead spots. The only good thing I can say about this course is the layout is challenging. Just needs better grounds keeping.

How can you beat the GolfNow price ? Always liked the course layout - been playing here for last 30+ years. Staff is friendly too. Good course for beginners - taught my own here myself.

I know it’s not Muirfield - but fair course for scoring & mix of shots. A few great looking par 3s too. Go enjoy !

Love the layout but because it has been so hot, the course is dry and hard. Had to hit short and hope the ball didn't roll off the greens Good value for the money

Hopefully , somebody buys this course and runs it seriously. Nice layout - but might be the roughest , worst cared for course within 100 miles ! Marysville area has nothing but money in it & these people haven’t figured out golfers’ dollars yet. Get a real greenskeeper & crew - we would actually pay more money . Right now $10 fees is $9 too much ! Years ago , a nice little course - gone to the dogs. Sad indeed.

Two of played 18 in just over three hours and we’re mediocre at best. No delay what so ever. Course upkeep was pretty good, a few wet spots here and there.

Average. For the money it’s a deal. Good place to go to if you’re a beginner and trying to get better

Only thing is. When I got there I had to wait over 30 minutes for a cart. That’s the only real issue I had.

In central Ohio $36 green fees is pretty cheap. It definitely shows on this course. The club house hasn’t been updated since the 90’s I’d say. Greens had divots all over, the ball just bounces and hopped on everyone . When we got back to the clubhouse there were multiple people waiting for carts. Tee boxes were pretty bad. I played it once but wouldn’t go back, really only went because it was the only tee time available.

Fairways and roughs look the same. Hard to distinguish between the two. Tee boxes aren’t level and the steps to the tee boxes are more dangerous than just walking up the hills. Fairways have patches of dirt all over them. This is definitely a course for new players to figure out how to hit a ball straight. Otherwise you’re wasting your money