Edgewood Golf and Event Center

Our group loves playing new courses and our trip to Edgewood was great! Very unique track that was in pretty good condition. Found it on GolfNow as a HOT DEAL. We’ll be back,

The course was in good shape considering all the rain we had up here . After the round went to the cafe and had a great meal.

Very walkable, good condition, interesting course design.

Highly recommended for the price!

And a good restaurant on site too

First time here. Buddy and I wanted to play somewhere new to us. We were pleased with the experience. Course was well taken care of and the dining area is always a plus.

Little confused about getting too some of the next tees .Will definitely be playing this course again soon.

Been playing Edgewood since the 1960's and recently a fairly regular player here, but that has stopped, now. Golf etiquette is nonexistent at Edgewood. First, when you're a 4-some, don't you let a single player through? Not at Edgewood. I've experienced this problem nearly every round. But the straw was the clown who hit a shot at the green I was near as I waited to tee. I see the guy hit his ball, I couldn't tell where it was headed but he was looking my way so I assume my way, but he NEVER yelled 'four', and then it landed 2' from me and bounced over my head. Wow! He final came up looking for his ball and I complained about my near-death experience and he said 'gee I didn't think the ball made it through the trees'. When I was less than receptive to his 'excuse', he swore at me. So, this was probably my last venture at Edgewood.

Was overall a decent course. It’s a very compact course and you will find people in your way frequently. Course condition was fantastic. I think for the prices other courses are better. The should be a $25ish course to play not $30’s.

3.6 stars out of 5.

It's a beautiful course and is closer to Hamilton County than most realize. If you need a last minute tee time, this place an always accommodate. The greens are always in top shape and the staff is great.

Edgewood (or The Edge) is an older, tight course with tiny greens that are elevated knee-to-waist height above the fairways, with slope running off in some direction or some doming to the green. The course was in fairly decent shape for this their of course, with only minor areas of damage here and there from water and such.

Being an older course it's very short, and very tight so you have to play it a couple times to find the lines off some tees. You also need a guide to play it, as my GPS App did not match up with the holes as routed (nor were they simply flipped) and there were no signs anywhere other than the tee markers. I'll admit to a few u-turns and use of the map on the scorecard to find the next tee a few times. Without the App working, bring some kind of range finder because they are only marked in the middle of the fairway for distance, so if you spray it's a bit of a guessing game without one. Lots of mature trees lining every hole, and water was only in play 2-3 times. May want to leave the driver in the bag as it tips out just over 6000 yards.

In Anderson pickings are slim for public golf with Killbuck gone, I'd go here before Grandview or Meadowbrook though if I find myself in the area playing. Would be a decent place to learn the game.

We were the only players on the course perhaps due to rain or wind earlier in the day. Upon arriving, there was a posted advertisement for a free Edgewood hat with every 18 hole purchase. They said that didn't apply to Golfnow purchases. In fact, the staff at the pro-shop acted like they were inconvenienced that we even showed up to play. They said the pro & staff were new this year & they were changing the culture of the golf course. I've played here often the last three years, and it's one of my favorite courses. Hoping the new management improves customer friendliness next time so I can change my recommendation status.