Woodlawn Golf Club

Great value and the staff is nice. Course is in good shape. Great for beginners like me.

It was a noce course lots of trees and hills but tee box and greens were very close together

Woodlawn had fallen into disrepair over the years, but it has improved enough to be called a little gem near Adrian. I really like this course now! I think it's condition is as good or probably better than other area courses. The only glaring negative is the condition of the golf carts; which I expect the new owners will address in the near future. I will be back.

This has been around for many years, actually started as a 9 - hole.

We knew the Horsemans (sp?) for many years too. Ron and Marilyn are very nice people and they built a wonderful, but not fancy, Michigan Golf Course.

That being said though, this is a great shorter course but very friendly to the "average" golfer.

Love the course! Challenging yet playable. Update golf carts would be nice.

Carts are horrible??? But course decent shape for Fall!

Special rates at this course makes it one of my top "go to's. They always keep things in good shape, and have a good mix of birdie holes. If you're hitting it good, you'll be rewarded, if you're hitting bad, look out for the blow up holes. They don't have a beverage cart riding around, so get your fill before the round or on the turn.

It was a good course. Nice wide fairways. Challenging greens for the most part. The only issue was the staff was not as helpful as they have been at other courses I have played.

This course used to be a lot of fun due to the condition of the greens. FAST

Apparently the new owners apply all their time and money on their other courses.

We only saw six other golfers on the course. Probably because of the poorly maintained greens.

We had been to this course last year and was pleased. This year was no different.

Longer par 3's and soft greens are what you get playing this course. There wasn't much difference between fairway grass and the rough. Could have used a trimming on the fairways. Greens had nice breaks and course slope was good.

I have played this course several times. It's always been in good condition. The greens are challenging but fair. It's about 1/2 hour drive from Toledo, OH. It's worth the drive. It's fair for all levels of golfer. I have enjoyed it every time I've played it.

The course is fairly long with many hills; there are some tight holes, especially on the back. The rough is fairly well burned out so it isn't the most spectacular course. The greens are in good shape even if the fairways are below average. What makes many of the holes difficult are the sloping greens that are large enough but elevated. There are a couple of tiered greens. The carts at the course are below average and not maintained well -- for example, bag straps are shredded on many of them.

First time playing n this part of the country. Found the course to be accommodating and challenging enough for a pleasant outing.

Nice layout, lots of trees and elevation changes. The greens hold pretty good and are fairly fast.

There are a few holes that are a little bit on the tight side (Holes are close together). The carts were very poor condition, tee boxes were horrible and the greens were on the shaggy side. The entire golf course needed mowing and every fairway was filled with knee high wild onions. Not even close to Maywood! Spend the extra $10 and go to a far better course

Multiple risk/reward holes. A bit on the tight side. (holes run close together) Greens were on the shagy side. (tee'd off at noon, and a lot of rain the previous day) . Had a great time.

Needed mowing, other than that not too bad. Not as good as it once was, but still a decent course.