Bent Tree Golf Club

Finally got to play Bent Tree. Course was in good shape . I'm glad I got a hot deal .

I played Bemt Tree early in the season….however I payed around 65 in early April…None of the ball cleaners had water in them and the cart paths are rough….but it was overall fun and the pace of play was great. The greens were good but the crew was a little rough around the edges which I don’t care about but some people might be not expecting the grounds crew to be watching every stroke and sitting right off the green as if they were watching a tournament…I’m not that good but I managed to make it around the course just fine. I thought it was perfect for what it was. A place to play golf, that I’ll look back at and remember there are good mid courses. Not too many great ones.

Decent shape for end of March. Needs some work. No where near the course it could be and was years ago.

Still very challenging with a lot of bunkers which were unplayable conditions.

While the conditions on the course weren't great, it is still early March in Ohio!

Nice course. Great fall days. Leaves pretty much under control. No real pace problems. Greens good

used to be real nice. still has character. crab grass on every tee box and on every fringe. needs water in the fairways and rough also. overpriced for what the end product is.

What a terrible condition the course is in

Greens are spongy and bumpy.

Grass in fairways... that would be a no...

Sand in bunkers... nope... no rakes either..

Staff is amazing, weather was perfect, pace was 4 hours but the layout penalizes you in all the wrong places for all the wrong reasons. 50 rounds in this year, third and last time playing the course…

Course is in bad shape. A lot of dead grass. Fairways are not good.

First time playing and it took our twosome 3 hours to get through the front 9 then another hour and a half to get through 10-13. We ended up leaving before 14 because we were behind two other foursomes waiting to tee off. The ranger drove by a few times but didn’t say anything. It was so slow, we were in the fairway when the group behind us tee’d off while we waited for the group on the green to clear.

It was my buddy’s first time playing 18 and I felt bad that he just wanted to leave early because it was so slow. The heat and bugs didn’t help, but that’s not the course’s fault. The pro shop staff was great, but scheduling tee times so close together didn’t make the experience enjoyable.

I haven't played here in a while, the golf course was rough. It maybe because of the weather but other courses , Windy Knoll and if you believe it Royal American was alot better. I will say that the greens were good.

I would never pay full price for this course. I'm a bit bitter, though, because this used to be one of my all-time favorite tracks. They've lost this course almost entirely to the point I think they must be prepared to sell. Almost all the fairways have massive dead spots, and crabgrass is growing everywhere including the fringe. The greens are riddled with ball marks that few people seem to fix. The greens aren't rolling true. The bunkers are all but dirt with a bit of sand somehow mixed in. I watched one of the maintenance crew drive a bunker raking machine through and nothing but dust flew into the air. I felt bad for him. He should've been wearing a mask. Long story shortened: pay $20 or less to play here or it's a waste.

I played here 2 months ago, and I titled my review "Bent Tree is Back!" In that review, I noted that they had obviously put a lot of work into the course, as it was in good condition, but I expressed my concerns about the rumors I'm hearing about it being plowed under and converted to lots for new houses, with one rumor being that they might sell part of the property and keep 9 holes. After yesterday's round, I have to assume that the rumors are true. Many of the holes are in absolutely atrocious shape. The "fairways" are an embarrassment to that word. It does seem as if they're trying to keep working on other holes, as they had recently plowed/plugged/aerated many of the fairways on the back. It would, of course have been nice to have known that, as we wouldn't have spent what we spent to play it had we known. We were also confused when all of the sprinklers came on at exactly 12:00 Noon (on the holes that they are apparently trying to preserve), and we had to drive right through them as we finished our round. This used to be my favorite course in the area, and I was excited to take my son for his first round there, but I'm embarrassed that he paid to play a course in that condition.

Course is in atrocious shape. I don’t think it’s worth $25 per round.