Washington Golf Learning Center

Good course. Good place for beginners especially. Great course conditions and staff!

Most people don’t realize that each hole was sponsored and designed by different people and it’s just a wonderful course. It’s called an executive par three for a reason. It’s more difficult than you think but it’s also forgiving where you can learn like you can at most part threes.

It’s not a bad course, the holes are still interesting and the path of holes is nice, however the tee boxes are obliterated and we were slowed down

The course was by far the worst course I have played in Nothreast Ohio. The tee boxes were Astro turf or weedy, as well they were filled with sand, literal sand was placed into the divots. We were also yelled at for “driving on the tee boxes” when you literally could not tell the difference between the “tee box” and the rough. I would never play this course again. I cannot get over how terrible the condition of this course was, upon returning the carts the worker had implied that we had been smoking cigarettes and left them in the carts which is false. Terrible experience.

Not sure it was worth all the aggravation but it is a nice little course. A starter is definitely needed. Had an 11 tee time and got jumped by 2 groups and then got backed up and didn’t finish when the storm came through with lightning. No rain checks because paid on line.

Will probably go back and give it another shot.

Washington Park is a gem. My daughter received her introduction to golf from 1st Tee at Washington Park. This was the first time that I have played the 9 hole course - it was well maintained and not crowded on a beautiful day. We will be back.

Great course to learn on, 7 par 3s and 2 short par 4s. Also, fun to play if you want to work on your short game.