Morningstar Golf Club

This course is very walkable. Carts were provided in pricing though. Some fairways are a bit narrow, but I didn’t lose a lot of balls. Finished round in 3.5 hours,so good pace. Fairways have some crabgrass but greens were fine. Good course for beginners, or more experienced player who just wants to get out, without spending a fortune. Overall we enjoyed it and would go back.

Good course if you want to play cheap. Do not expect it to be in great shape. Fairways were extremely dry, but the greens were in good condition. Tee boxes are horrid.

This is a poorly marked golf course. There were a couple times I could not find where the next hole was as their cart path takes you in multiple paths without any signage. The price is less than what you expect in the surrounding area but still is not worth it. The fairways were something you would expect from a par 3 or exec course. The clubhouse is less than desirable. The only positive I can give this course is that the greens were well kept. Otherwise, go elsewhere.

I felt like I got my moneys worth and more! Very friendly, and a great ice cream parlor afterwards

Seen other reviews saying negative things, but with golf often even mediocre courses are overpriced. This is a good value price for playing golf, and the course isn't bad!

It’s at best a practice course. Should be around 10-15 dollars. All course conditions weren’t nice. Essentially park grass. This is a last resort type of course or for beginners.

Pace of play was perfect until hole 6 when they decided to paint the greens. We had to wait for them to finish that up. Once they finished then we had to wait behind a group of players that were going pretty slow the rest of the day. The course was in decent shape. Honestly a perfect course to play at for your first time out this year.

After playing a few courses in the area, Morningstar might not be the most upkept course there is, but it’s definitely challenging. The par 3’s are very tight off the tees. The greens aren’t flat, and make you have to play safer shots to avoid doubles and triples. All in all, course is a 4/5 during season.

Carts are old and need of repair. Needs an infusion of funds to get to a n acceptable level. Other courses around to play.

While the course was not that bad, the Greens themselves were indeed the highlight of the round/trip. While the Greens were soft, they also had multiple shelves, increasing the difficulty of the hole and adding to the challenge of the round. There a re a couple of holes with a creek running across the approach and the mature trees add to the difficulty and make it a narrow course; all not bad things to have. I think with a little more time and attention to the fairways and tee boxes, this would be nice East side course. I will give it another look next year, as I am from Ohio.

This course has the potential to be great. But the upkeep is not great. It seems as if they left the sprinklers on overnight on and around the greens, it was a mud pit. A few of the cups were full of water. Grass on many of the fairways was nonexistent. Cup locations on some of the holes also did not make sense at all. There were also no signs directing you from one hole to the tee box of the next.

Like I said, if the right person took care of this course, it would be great to play on. But for $25-$30 bucks it is not worth the money.

The tee boxes were in horrible condition, the fairways were covered with white clover weeds that made it extremely difficult to find your ball. The greens were nicely designed but 75% of them were diseased or badly damaged. Will never go back until they put forth an effort to drastically improve the course conditions.