Pleasant Valley Country Club

Great course, although it's only a little over 6900 yards, the greens definitely make up the difference in the overall difficulty of this course. Have some experience before you play this course!

Great time, interesting holes, fairways very good.

greens and overall course in excellent condition,staff friendly ,played in 3.5 hours

The course was in good shape. Not overly crowded for a holiday. Didn't expect much food wise because it was a holiday and everybody is going to a cookout.

The course was in very good condition, especially considering all of the rain we've had lately. Fairways were well-maintained, greens we receptive and putts were true. We were very pleased with the course conditions.

Staff was very friendly and helpful. This clubhouse could really use an up-dating - it's just like it was in the 70's! The reception, however, was the friendliest we've received in the last 20 years.

ALWAYS a pleasure playing Pleasant Valley. The course was not crowded for such a beautiful day in November, which was pefect for getting together with some friends I haven't seen for almost 30 years. GREAT TIME

Well maintained very nice and very enjoyable several nice holes

Played this track 9/24 and got positioned behind a senior league
group. I would say 19 to 20 golfers. It was torture following them. My brother and I had to wait on every shot. What made matters worse was they imposed a CART PATH ONLY that morning. I can see why the course was in such great shape you can't ride on it. They didn't even allow you to cross the fairway at any point. they even have the golf carts set up where if you leave the cart path the carts stall out. You have to put the cart into reverse and get back on the cart path and then into forward to proceed again down the cart path. In our estimation there was no need to have CART PATH ONLY that day. The entire day we did not see any casual water or any evidence of the rain fall they claimed to have had the day before. Footing was good, no balls plugging no matter how high you hit the ball and very little if any dirt on the ball after a shot. To ask people to pay for a cart and then say cart path only you might as well save your money and take a pull cart. Our golf shoes were as dry when we took them off as they were when we put them on.
Make sure you check on their cart path rules before you book a tee time.
I will say if you use golfnow.com you can get good value for your money. I did hear some of the senior league players say they are not going back because of the golf cart policy that day.
Nevertheless the course itself was in great shape from tee boxes to fairways and greens. What a shame they have to keep it that way by not letting you drive on it. WHAT A JOKE!!

it was long but not overwhelming. could use more sandtraps

Pleasant Valley is certainly the hidden gem of Medina county. A couple holes on the back 9 don't fit in with the rest of layout, but all in all it is a solid course. The fairways are nicely maintained, the rough is nice but patchy in spots, and the cartpaths could use some work, but the winner here is the greens. The greens have some nice undulations, are not overly quick, and roll very smooth and true. There are some difficult drives, some difficult approaches, and also a good deal of birdie holes. The standout at Pleasant Valley is definitely the 17th hole; one of the best par 3's I have played all year. Overall, Pleasant Valley is a good bang for the buck.

I have enjoyed playing this course for a long time. Pleasant Valley is better than most around and I consider it a hidden treasure. It is nice to play on turf in the fairways.

The overall layout is really good on this track. It's tough and requires one to work the ball both ways. But it's in lousy shape and that's too bad. I will not be going back.

Course requires you to think about most of the shots that you will be hitting. Greens are in very good shape, very quick if above the hole locations. Tough to get up and down if you miss greens.

Pace of play extremely slow, they were letting 5'somes on the course and it REALLY slowed the pace of play. There are not rangers to police the players to get them moving. Buying beer at the bar, they do not allow ice in bags to keep the drinks cold, Pleasant Valley is the ONLY course EVER to not allow ice in bags on the course to keep the drinks cold!!

It was a really nice course. Wouldn't go back without a really good deal. Nicer courses cost less around that area.

Greens putt really well, very nice track. The course is very well maintained, holes are challenging but at the same time golf friendly.

Pace of play was good on the front, then the starter stuck 2 walkers on 10 as we made the turn. this slowed up play on the back.

The greens rolled really well despite it being wet. The greens were well cut, very consistent.

I can tell this course probably was real nice at some point. Layout was fun, some wide open holes, some real tight. Most of the greens were in real nice shape, rolled true.

Quite a difference on most holes from Blue to White - so it would challenge everyone/anyone

Appears they are spending some money upgrading some traps and cart paths. They also now have friendlier staff and take credit cards. Well worth the visit. Course can be challenging but fun to play.