Chenoweth Golf Course

I last played this course three years ago as a newer player and it was a rough enough day not to return for a few seasons. My impressions now are totally different. If a player has one club they can hit in bounds on the front 9, there are many holes in the 300 yard range that give plenty of opportunities for birdie of you can take advantage (I didn't). The layout is definitely interesting, and once you get through the more wooded and tighter front 9, the back opens up more giving the opportunity to take some chances. The course also had some severe breaking greens, especially the #1 handicap (think it is the par 5#5 hole. I like the course and will return. On hole 1 the sound of I-77 was annoying, but it is gone as soon as you get to number 2. One recommendation for every course, in this day and age, is to offer some higher end beers in cans for an nice casual round.

Most holes on the back nine are very wet you need to keep a eye out or you will het your cart stuck in the mud. If you land in that kind of area don't go after the ball you will sink up to the knees.

Really enjoyed playing here .played 18 in less than 4.5 hrs.

Weather hit it hard last week, never so wet ever before. Surprisingly greens rolled true, firm, not spongy.

Starter was a supee friendly/funny guy. Great sense if humor. Great way to start off the season

Great course nice people made us feel welcome will play again

Challenging course but fair. Golf carts, staff, and bar very very nice. Play the course twice last summer plan on playing it more this year.

I liked the course, it was very slow as we made the turn. One from our group had to leave. so we ended up joining another 3 some to be a 5 some and still had to wait for the 4 some in front of us.

Course was in pretty good shape. Pro shop accommodated us being late. Fast greens. A lil too many houses on course. Overall would recommend.

It took 3 hours to play 9 holes. The foursomes that were let out were nothing short of inept when it came to pace of play. Waiting for groups to clear the green on a 315 yard par 4. REALLY?!?! If you are 50-60 years and are driving the ball 300 yards, I will personally pay your way to the Champions tour, but come on, keep up the pace of play. After I finally made my way to the club house to go in and get a refund for 9 holes, the guy at the counter kept asking if it was for a rain check. I told him no, I want a refund. Seemed super delighted to hand over a measly $10. I want to try this course again, but I honestly don't know if I can muster 7 hours out of my day to devote to this place.

Need to hit your target on a few holes.

The course is in surprisingly good shape considering the dry weather we have had. Will definitely play again.

Great short course that played to my strength.

Chenoweth is a nice course to play in the akron area. There's nothing too special about it, but it's fun and has a good layout. My only problems were that some tee boxes were a little bit concave, and you can tell the course is overplayed due to some dry spots. I will return to Chenoweth in the future.

nice track hidden off I-77

I really enjoyed the round. The course layout was great. The pace of play was a problem. The course was very crowded and we had to wait on most holes to tee off. Other than that, I have no complaints. It was a great round.

Course in very good condition considering the dry summer we have. Greens are excellent.

Course is in great shape and always provides an excellent challenge