Little Sciotto Golf Course

Previous review was a little harsh, but I can see it being accurate on conditions during the summer. In my late fall round, the conditions were acceptable and the greens were in great shape. The bunkers had all been abandoned and grassed over.

The layout was nothing to seek out. There are three decent holes on the west side of the property when the land has some movement. The course is a "you get what you pay for course in my book.'

Nicely put, this course needed a ton of work. Fairways were as hard as cement. Literally. Greens were even harder than that. "Sand bunkers" were packed mud. It needed weed eated and mowed horribly. Had to stick a divot tool in the ground to put a tee in on the tee boxes. "Cart paths" were horrible flying up as much dust as the Dixie stampede. I'm being nice when I say I will not return until management redoes the entire course.