Graywolf Golf Course

Excellent course for the money. Wide open fairways yet very challenging. Very friendly staff including the graywolf himself. Which is a big beautiful husky that greets you when you arrive. They are in the process of rebuilding somethings since the tornadoes but does affect the gorgeous course

If I understand correctly this course was abandoned or not maintained for a few years. It shows! The course is in poor shape. But they’re good signs for a revival. There is new ownership, A new clubhouse is being built and repairs to the course are being made. He course layout was enjoyable to play and with irrigation the fairways and greens will completely playable.

With time and an influx of capital this can be a gem of a course.

The course is on the raise. Course was very hard along with the greens. Some patchy spots on the greens that make it hard to putt. But give it a little time this will be a gem.

First thoughts: This course is still recovering from tornado damage that occurred a few years ago. I've heard that this started as a Chi Chi Rodriguez signature course, and it does look like a very well designed course.

The good: The staff is friendly, the fees for play and carts are low, and the area is quite beautiful. There's a lot of variety in terrain and features and play would be enjoyable to even a novice player. The course features very nice views, some of which are even reminiscent of TPC Sawgrass. The course presents challenging play to those that employ solid course management techniques.

The bad: It's been a hot and dry summer in Ohio so far. The course is in bad need of rain and continued watering. The fairways are very dry and in rough shape. Some are so dry that they've gotten to the point of cracks and fissures forming. The greens seem to be the biggest watering priority, and are in decent shape considering the weather conditions and the overall state of recovery efforts the course is currently undergoing. The Tee boxes could all use a bit of work to level them out and improve the conditions of the turf. It appears that there were a lot more bunkers at some point in the past, those that remain still present an adequate challenge, but could really use rejuvenation with the addition of new sand and sharpening up the edges. The return of the unused and now defunct bunkers would also be a welcomed improvement.

Final thoughts: Improving the course conditions with a bit of water, aeration, and (very specifically) a focus on improving the greens, tee boxes, and bunkers will surely take time. I really do hope this course successfully recovers, and if so, I have no doubt this course will easily become one of the areas golf gems.

This course design is fantastic and the course staff were very friendly. They are working hard to refurbish a course that was destroyed by a tornado and when it matures and regrows the course will be a top place to play. Very playable and I look forward to more rounds here.

This course is in rough rough shape. Even for $29, do not go until they get the clubhouse completed unless you just want to slap some balls around. No one was out there so we played 18 in 3 hours or so.

The tornado clearly affected this course but it is on its way back. Beautiful layout. It's huge! Don't have the feeling that your playing two holes at once here. Every gole is intimate and there's plenty of room and Beautiful views. Can't wait to see how this course comes back in the future. They are currently building a huge clubhouse and the staff were very friendly and helpful. Will 100% be back.

Really enjoyed playing this course layout because it is long and creative. The fairways need some love and water, and the greens need to be rolled and maybe touched up on a couple spots. The gray wolf is definitely a good boy. Make sure to pet him. The golf cart was amazing, it was fast, and not one of those dumb electric ones that try to stop you randomly.

This course is trying to find its way back to what it used to be. I think it’s going to take 3-5 more years before this course is in decent shape.

Course is coming back slowly. Showed up at 230 for tee time and saw 4 carts in the fairway on hole 1. Figured okay maybe it’s 4 singles (rare but whatever). Wait for 2 guys ahead of me to tee off, play hole 1 by myself. Come to #2 and the same 2 guys are waiting on 7!!! People in front of them. 4 guys 3 girls taking full swings completely missing the ball. I had to skip hole 2 completely and play through. Course is okay, greens are rough and fairways haven’t come in but in a few years this course will make a come back. Pace of play not being monitored at all

Facility is in the rebuilding phase after a tornado went through there a few years back. Back 9 is in pretty good shape. Front 9 still has some work to be done. I think within a year or two this course has the potential to be one of Dayton’s nicer courses. All that being said I plan to play the course a lot more this year and for years to come!!

Most of the holes were pretty wide open...a few were tight/challenging. The fairways were in good shape, the greens were not in good shape, lots of bald spots. Anew club house is being built, but they were selling snacks at the check-in shack. Customer service was great, very friendly/helpful. The course is 18 consecutive holes, you don't come back through after the 9th hole. Overall, I enjoyed the couse and would play it again at that same low price

Course is beautiful, and the layout is beautiful, staff is very friendly, but it looks like the course has been neglected for a while, fairways are dying. Greens are little ruff, bunkers have some grass growing. I’m sure they can clean up everything and make the course up to par, one thing is there is no clubhouse And that makes it very difficult for taking a break. Otherwise course layout is very good. For the price we pay for the green fees and for the cart is just amazing. It’s very cheap and very affordable. I think once the course is brought up to the level it was designed to, it would be challenging and enjoyable to play. I would play again.

Course Layout and Design is really nice. Course is rebuilding after neglect and a tornado last year. New Clubhouse being built. Greens were great; fairways were a little thin like a course in August. Overall great price for current conditions. Plan to return in a year..

This course was destroyed by a tornado a few years ago and was shutttered. New ownership is really making great strides bringing it back. Love the course and I am enjoying watching it come back to life. You have to pet the course dog Kai while you are there.

Great layout, I have been wanting to give this course a look, love the layout. Can’t wait to see the improvements take shape in the future. I will definitely be back later in the year to see the progress they have made, can’t wait to see the new clubhouse when finished. This course offers a challenge for all levels of golfers. Starts out relatively easy and gets more challenging, specially the back nine. Would recommend gps apps the first time played, trouble is hidden in spots, especially hole 18.

As many know, this is the old Chi Chi Rodriguez course that was damaged many years ago by the tornados. They’ve been working hard to bring the course back, and it shows this year. I played last year here multiple times and thought I’d review from that standpoint.

Staff has always been exceptionally friendly, which is pretty rare these days and much appreciated. The new clubhouse is framed up and workers were actively building. The temporary building they are using is more finished than last year and they have some inventory (balls, snacks, gloves, etc).

Tee boxes were pretty rough last year and have dramatically improved. While some need time to come around, everything is level and doable. Some tee boxes were looking really good.

Fairways still have some ways to go, but definitely have improved. They were smoking fast today, but there’s some rain in the forecast that could change things pretty quickly.

Greens have significantly improved from last year. Expectedly, still some work to be done, but I really like the direction it’s going. I’d probably give them most improved. Last year, some putts would do weird things going through burnouts and such. This year, only one hole was like that. Serious improvement.

Pace of play was great and the course presents some challenges but is fairly forgiving to all levels.

Only negative I can say, Golf cart paths are pretty brutal. Bring covers for your clubs.

Also, there was a really pretty Husky there that’ll follow you around, so you get doggy kisses. 10/10. Will pet again.

I’m not saying it’s perfect, but, when they get this course back in shape, it’ll no doubt contend for one of the best in the area.

I’ll be back again for sure.