Norwood Country Club

Really rough course. Greens were tattered and slow, seems like the aeration just didn’t work at all. Pace of play was slow and the layout was pretty uninteresting.

First time playing, wasn't too bad. Soft in some areas, but was good enough for getting swings in.

Very straight course with a few dogleg par 4s kept in pretty good condition but greens are a little hairy and slow. 2 practice greens and a driving range makes a good warmup. Shot 91.

Tees were beat up and uneven.

Fairways were decent.

Greens are a mess - bare spots, overgrown spots, bad grass, very bumpy.

I’d rather stay home and light the greens fee on fire; at least there’s no commute for that. I paid for 18 and after half way through the turn, the ranger came and said we had to leave because “everyone wants to go home and we shouldn’t have let you make the turn”. Wouldn’t offer me a refund or even a voucher, just a shoulder shrug and “It’s not my problem”. We made the turn at 4:30…. We also tee’d off 30 minutes late (arrive to the course an hour early, they’re just so mismanaged). Conditions are terrible. 50 foot tree was uprooted and laying across the middle of one of the fairways. Balls don’t roll or bounce; the ground is constantly damp that a drive down the middle gives you a ball plugged 6 inches into the ground. For the love of whatever God you believe in, please don’t come here.

Course was extremely soggy due to all the rain that we have received, I'm sure it will be much better when it dries out.

I've played this Course for many years and it's a fun course, there has been a lot of renovation done in the past year.

So I'm looking forward to play there again with better conditions.

I’ve played here a couple times over the past couple years. It is always overcrowded with a very slow pace of play. The first and tenth are loaded with range balls due to torn nets in the range between them. The greens are the worst I’ve seen, and I only play public courses. There are a number of holes where the greens have pot holes that they don’t even try to fix. I know it is April, but even in July they were there last year. It’s a convenient location, but that is the only reason to even consider playing.

You’re basically paying $45 to walk in a very wet field all day. Granted, we played in early April, but given the course conditions, that should be a $20 round.

I have played this course many times and always hoped it would get better. Nope! It is just terrible. Tees and Fairways are in terrible shape. The greens are slow, not well maintained and have many bare spots. The staff is sometimes friendly, sometimes real downers. We got yelled at on the first tee waiting for the greens to clear as we had a very long hitter in the group. The starter said just tee off. We did and our buddy hit into the group on the green as expected. (Starter just went and hid).

Don’t come here, save your money.

Course did a great job removing leaves. Well maintained for a course in November.

This has always been a Great Value Course…

Don’t knock it if you haven’t made “Par” for the course here

Tee to Green is just “Fine” here

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Greens are “REAL” with a few hiccups here and there

its as expected for the money….

I’ll be back

If you absolutely need to golf, it is a golf course but there is nothing special about the course. Craters the size of tires on every green, fairways and greens not mowed. Won’t be back