The Quarry Golf Club

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.

OK here's the deal, this is a nice course but it is way to expensive. I can play windmill lakes or boulder creek, two courses that are just as nice for a cheaper price. Seven hills is just as nice as well. The Quarry needs to lower the greens fees and I guarantee they will make more money

It has been a very tough Spring for course conditions. However this is a high priced course so one expects better than average conditions. The course was barely average based on other courses in the area and not as good as some. Greens were very bumpy and slow yet they were firm. Many areas are in need of repair. Don't know if this is due to weather or not. The layout of the course is great but the conditions leave a lot to be desired. I do hope the owners decide to spend some money and bring this course back to where it was the last time I played it three years ago. I was impressed with everything then.

This coarse was one of my favorites now. We plan to do this one again. It was a difficult coarse for a intermediate player but we enjoyed it just the same.

Played for the first time ever. Bit of a hike from Chardon, OH, but worth the drive. Great course, nice staff, challenging.

Pace of play was quick.

Driving range could use a bit of an upgrade, but overall, would go back whenever I had the chance.

You better bring your A game if you are going to play the tips. Every hole is unique. A fun course don,t play skins.

I'm of the opinion that a course that chooses to charge greens fees in the top 25% of the local courses better have good greens. These greens left much to be desired. Inconsistent and mostly slow.

There are a few gorgeous looking holes. There are a few borderline gimmick holes. Playing it on a regular basis will save strokes. I lost a few strokes with poor positioning after what I thought was a good shot.

Love the course layout and how well it is maintained. However, this course is not for high handicappers as it is very challenging and if the weather is not cooperating it becomes extremely difficult.

The Quarry had just opened for the season when we played it. Thus, the fairways, greens and rough were still dormant and wet in many places. Yet, the course was fun to play and challenging. Given the very hilly terrain, it is a course one would might have to play twice, to play it well. The first time to learn the landing areas, the carries to the greens and the course overall. My playing partner and I also had a great lunch in the clubhouse and we are looking forward to our next round.

excellent conditions but not worth the price for Ohio courses in FL are nicer and not near as much to play I feel

for this time of year the course was in great condition. people in the pro shop very friendly.

The Quarry is certainly a premium-priced track. So, what exactly do you get for your money? First off, a 5+ hour round. Secondly, the greens were trashed! Freshly cut ball marks, spike marks everywhere near the holes from people who apparently don't care about the condition they leave behind on a green.

Pace? I saw two rangers out there. Neither of whom could speed up the 4-some two groups in front of us from their 'US-Open' pace of play. We ended up joining the group in front of us but still played #18 in the dark. And we teed off at 2:00pm!!! Spacing tee times 10 minutes apart means nothing if rangers can't keep the players moving.

The Quarry is a beautiful track, very challeging, picutresque and unique for the area. But for the money we paid for an excruciatingly SLOW round and putting on trashed greens, returning to play again is probably out of the question.

The Quarry is a very nice golf course. Carts have GPS and you can view hole flyovers. The greens are very well maintained although they did not seem to have drained well, especially on the lower front nine. Several views are quite spectacular. A number of holes, especially on the back nine require some local knowledge because of blind shots. Most of the Par 5s feel like target golf (shorter initial shots to particular areas).

The course is not the hardest in the area. The layout does not feel distinctive which was a bit disappointing. Still it is worth playing at least once.