Norwood Country Club

Every hole is the same, wet, soggy, smelly & uncut! This is a god forsaken hellhole of a golf course! The only positive attribute is if a small plane has engine trouble, they can land on any of the holes, as they are all identical

This course is for a high to mid handicapper looking for a stress free round of golf. It’s not challenging and the layout is mediocre. Conditions are poor. It’s either muddy or dried out. But you can get a tee time easily and it’s casual. $56 is a little steep for what you get but it’s simple and I enjoy it. The range is great. The prices at the bar are good. You can drive the carts all over the fairways pretty much. The carts are fast too. Just a decent place to play 18 when you’re learning golf or want to keep it simple.

Just don’t understand how you can book 18 holes, get through the first minute and expect you to wait over an hour to play behind a league. If you only have nine holes to offer you should only charge for nine holes . When we talked to ranger he was very rude and just simply said I don’t know what to tell you it is what it is. Don’t recommend this course to anyone ever

I paid 35 dollars to walk 18 holes and for that price it was worth it. But if youre paying any more i wouldnt play here.

- They book their tee times about 6 minutes apart so you will be running into the group ahead of you with the group behind you waiting all day.

- The tee boxes are often very dry and very uneven surfaces.

- The "fairways" aren't really fairways. They're very poorly maintained and mostly just dried grass and dirt patches intermittently leaving no decernable fairway in most holes, youre often better being in the second cut to not be hitting off straight dry ground.

- The greens have dry and dirt patches on most greens with some having the other two hole locations not properly filled and some ever having a huge hole from a sprinkler head in the green leaving what might as well be a hazard.

- It is absolutely not an expert or exclusive course and the fairways are very close together so most holes you will have at least someone from a group on another hole on your fairway.

- To get from the 9th to the 10th hole you have to cross back over the big parking lot to go behind the hotel it shares a lot with.

- It has a driving range but I arrived prior to my round to practice and it ate my token and provided no balls.

- It also does have two putting greens that are the best maintained greens in the course.

Overall for what I paid I got what I expected. But if youre going to pay good money I'd suggest looking elsewhere as there are other courses in the area for the same or better price that will give you a better experience.

Booked on GolfNow. Paid with cart. Got there... no cart. Course was soggy and beat up. Staff didn't seem friendly and made us feel unwanted. 1st and last time playing here. Highly recommend staying away

Fair price for a value course, always have a fun time here

stay away from this course for the next 3 months. The staff also point blank lies about d course and they don't acknowledge the puddles on d green...they start sprinklers....manual ones in d customers face and because Norwood CC is a low lying area...water.accumulates everywhere...they also don't mow the grass. The Manager is not interested and leaves at 3pm i was told.

There is a small driving range which is the biggest redeeming quality of this course. The proshop is tucked into a strip-mall with a massive parking lot shared with a hotel among other places. The greens were in awful shape. We flew through the front on a saturday afternoon only to run into two groups waiting on 10 tee because they came out to play 9 and the starter sent them off the back. While we were waiting (and they went back to start on 1 instead) two more groups showed up. Not sure if it was a bad day/miscommunication or a culture of incompetence. It was *fine* but I'm not making the trip back.