David L. Baker Memorial Golf

Love the length of this course. They have a driving range, putting green, and restaurant.

These are some of the worst greens around to put on . The course has balls flying in and out of your fairway constantly. This is hazardous golf with no upside . Plus the worst range anywhere. I am all done . What Willowick is to a full size course David L Baker is to an executive course. If you know, then you know . Good luck

I enjoyed this course as a place to work on my game. It isn't very long but offers the opportunity to sharpen approach shots and wedge game.

I got out early and had a good round with a great pace of play.

Highly recommend it as a place to fine tune areas you feel you need to improve upon.

All tees were moved up that day I played, II guess, for field management, so a few holes were less than 75 yard long. It is already a short course with 10 par three holes and with shortened tee locations, it was no fun at all. I can understand it is necessary to do field management, but for us paying $69 for this short course was not worth at all.

This course has always been a fun course for beginners, it's great if you want to work on your short game. A par 62 with tricky greens, you will do well do use putter off the greens here. There are a few areas under repair but for the most part this course was in decent shape. Great sunset rounds the lights really help after sundown. You can expect to wait for golf carts on the weekend. Normal round 4 hours 30 minutes.

Although the course was somewhat muddy in places, David L. Baker is an affordable option for a good round of golf. The greens need some work as many of them were bumpy and slow.

I don’t have a problem with the course or the staff. It’s the people playing on this course that I’m questionable about. The group behind us were complaining about our pace of play. We were keeping up with the group in front, but the people behind us were upset at us. This is a short course where a lot of beginners play. If they want to play fast why don’t they go to a bigger course like Mile Square or Meadowlark?

Don't want to struggle on the back nine cause you played 4000 yards and 50 strokes already? Play David Baker. I have a weak back and a full course is just a little too long. I like this place cause it's still 18 holes but shorter and you don't spend the whole day on the course. You can still pull the big dog out and try driving greens too. All good fun and good value in my book.