The Quarry Golf Club

The course was in excellent shape. Fun to play but very hard.

Beautiful scenery with lots of elevation changes. Green rolled true, but we're a little beat up on front nine. Our tee time was at 7:30 and we teed off almost 20 minutes late because groups in front of us were late. Had to wait on every shot and didn't play in under 5 hours. But, employees were friendly and the price was great.

If you haven't played this course, you should do so ASAP. I got on for 35 bucks and it was a total steal. Would not recommend this course for hackers/beginners. Bring a lot of balls, otherwise.

Played as a single but got paired with a great family which made the day even better. The course is beautiful and challenging but fair. You need to think about your shots and not always think you need a driver. It took me awhile to figure that out. When they tell you it is target golf that is exactly how you need to think about it. Greens don't give you many straight in puts or at least not on this day but they roll very true. There are many blind shots so the Cart GPS is a big help..

so nice to play a high end course once in a while.a true test for every club in your bag.

You must play this course! The design is awsome. It takes all the shots and good drives to be good here. You have to love the deep rough. Very nice views. Don't get upset if you don't shoot well, they didn't design it so you could master it. The opinion is to play it and if someone tell you not too, ignore them and take the challenge.

Played the Quarry Golf Club yesterday this is a gem of a course in the middle of nowhere.

I rate this course as one of the most beautiful and challenging design golf courses I ever played and I played the West course of Firestone the previous week!

Staff was friendly and the course conditions were perfect. The chicken salad sandwich was fresh at the turn.

Would I play this course again, yes in a heart beat. One suggestion is to place a sign to the course at the intersection of 44 South and Old Orchard, so you don't miss the turn, like I did (twice)
Richard L. Muniz
Houston, Texas

I recently played The Quarry for the 3rd time and it was in the best shape I have ever seen it. We had gotten some rain the night before so it was a bit wet, but the course was beautifully manicured and the greens were near perfect. I dare you to find a better course with a $42 discount rate in the morning. The course can play as difficult as you want it to as it can stretch out to over 7,000 yards from the Gold tees. Lots of drastic elevation changes make it a real challenge and make from some beautiful scenery. The patio bar right on the 18th green is a great place to have some food and a drink after your round to watch everyone else challenge the tough 18th finishing hole. I would HIGLY recommend this course to any avid golfer.

No carts available on arrival. Play was over 5 1/2 hours. At one hole, 4 groups were backed up. Greens we're beat up. Holes hadn't been moved in days. Pin placements were challenging. Having a "Hot Deal" was the only good thing about the day.

No question about it -- The Quarry has the most spectacular views in Ohio. Every hole is a postcard. Staff treats you like they really appreciate your business. Definitely a challenge from the tips. Loved it!

Course was in great condition. Challenging for moderate to advanced golfers.

This course is as nice and as challenging as any private course i have played. The service and the employees are outstanding. The scenery and elevations are exceptional.

First off, I only played this course because I got a good deal to play. Upon arrival, two young gentlemen came out and took out bags, put them on carts and gave us some waters. So far, a little too luxiourious for me. The carts had an excellent GPS system, but they carts turned off if you got too close to the green and would only go in reverse. That got annoying, but I guess you need that on a high end course. The course was beautiful, for mid-July, couldn't ask for more. As far as the food, a cart girl met us about every 3 holes, which is a good thing to me. The Hot Dogs at the turn were on white bread. When we were on the 18th green, another young gentlemen came out and cleaned out clubs while we were putting. Overall, great golf course, I'm just not used to the type of service we provided. I probably wouldn't come back again because of the price, but thats just me.

Wonderful layout, and really fun to play. Speed-of-play really slowed down on the back9, but our group was just as guilty of others, as a golf ball search can take over just about any hole ........................unless you hit it long & straight. Staff is friendly, including Golf Pro Ted, starter Rich, bev-cart girl & club-cleaning cart girl @ #18 green. They all did a fine job, and this is just a fun course to play, even after a 90min drive.

This is a "must play" public venue --very friendly staff, attentive service in ProShop, carts, starter, bev-cart, all the way to club cleaners @ 18-green. We know the course is awesome layout, with spectacular views, and just a lot of fun to play. The only negatives I could think of --besides a number of poor golf swings leading to stupid scores -- was a couple of the greens were chewed-up (#1 may be worst), a couple of pin-placements were ridiculous (front ledge #3 & 12). Afternoon pace-of-play was slow, but a lot of ball searching for most players.

The course was beautiful, and our group really enjoyed the golf. The problem started after the golf at the Quarry's Granite grill. After golf, our group was hungry and thirty, so we decided to have lunch and drinks at the Granite grill. Initially, things were fine, we got our food and our first drinks with no problems. After our drinks were empty we sat quietly for five minutes with not one bit of attention from the three people behind the bar. Our threesome and one other person were the only people at the bar. Two of the people "working" behind the bar were talking to the "beer rep" sitting on the other side of the bar. I finally said "excuse me, we're ready for more drinks, if you're not too busy." The original bar tender turned with a scowl and and said "we're talking to the beer rep". I didn't care for her attitude and asked to speak to her manager. Surprisingly, the other woman behind the bar said she was the manager and continued to make excuses and attempt to justify why three of the four people at the bar were sitting with empty glasses for over five minutes. I finally asked to speak to her boss, she said "Ok I'll go get him" she never returned, and no one ever showed up. We finished our drinks, paid our bill, left a tip and left. A simple smile and a "Oh I'm sorry, we zoned out for a second" would've been great, but instead, we got nothing but bad attitude and attempts to justify the poor service. I sent several emails yesterday, and look forward to discussing this situation with someone from the group that owns the course.

Beautifully maintained, scenic and challenging course. One of the best public courses I have played in Ohio. Worth the ride and money.

Great course in great condition very friendly staff

It rained a ton the days before so cart path only was expected . Staff were pleasant helpful . Couple younger workers helped us with our bags and gave uscomplimentary water and towel. The course and conditions are amazing . The clubhouse is spectacular and we had some beers and apps on the outdoor area which is best ive seen . Only thing i would reccomend would be to have a bigger more stocked pro shop. Honestly ive played many up scale courses and this one is my favorite

Played this course the day before father's day. Really like this course. Got a "hot deal" otherwise I would never pay $70 to play this course. Course was pretty empty, but my tee time was 12:50 on a Saturday.

Picture Perfect Day.