The Country Club offers members numerous opportunities to spend quality time with family and…read morefriends in a spectacularly beautiful natural setting.

We held our yearly event at Belmont Hills Country Club yesterday and, once again, it went off…read morewithout a hitch. BHCC stops at nothing to make every detail of our convention perfect. This is our fourth year having the event hosted at BHCC. I can't possibly express how much weight is lifted off my shoulders by knowing there is nothing to have to think about with the venue: Belmont Hills is A-MAZING. I highly recommend them for any event you may have planned. You can not go wrong! Thank you Julie and all of the staff, from Harvey Goodman, Realtor.

FULL DISCLOSURE -- like another reviewer - I was here to visit the Octagon Earthworks (mounds) -…read morenot the country club. The Octagon Earthworks are on the grounds of the country club and are generally closed to the public. There is a very small area with a viewing platform that IS OPEN to the public 365 days a year and -- from the viewing platform -- you can get a glimpse into the site. However, FOUR (4) times a year, the site is open to the public and you can actually get onto the golf course and walk among the mounds. The Ohio History Connection sponsors these 4 Open Houses (the last one for 2019 was October 13th) and has staff on-site to give talks about the earthworks and to led tours of the earthworks. We were thinking of visiting the Newark Earthworks earlier this week and were fortunate to discover that today was the last open house for the season. The view from the viewing platform is very limited. To really see these earthworks, you need to be here for one of the open houses. We went on one of the guided tours with an extremely knowledgeable young lady from the Ohio History Connection. During a 1-hour tour, she explained what they have been able to learn about the early American cultures and how there is a lot they still don't know. Despite the presence of a golf course among the earthworks, the site is still VERY IMPRESSIVE and is very much worth a visit. Check the Ohio History Connection's website for the dates of the open houses in 2020. One of the staff members at the site did indicate a special "3-hour" walking tour scheduled for November 2nd or 3rd -- again, check the website for details.

Different atmosphere but greens could be kept better. When I heard country club I thought it…read morewould be fancier.

I've been to the Zanesville Country Club many times over the years and it's about darn time they…read moreget a review up in here! Now, while I'm not a member I have been a guest of members. I've enjoyed days by the pool, dinner, and multiple weddings over the years. For starters, the Zanesville Country Club and golf course is right smack dab in the middle of Zanesville. When you arrive, there is plenty of parking and the building is easy to access with stairs and a ramp. The swimming pool is obviously around back but the dining room and bar is there as soon as you walk in. The place is decorated nicely but it's a little more traditional. The bathrooms are kept very nice and clean, which is always a plus. The food I've had is good, not great but the shining star goes to the overall experience. The service here is always amazing. The wait staff is quick and attentive to get you what you want. When it comes to the weddings I've attended here, they've all been rather amazing. The green obviously makes for a beautiful back drop and the ballroom is perfect for a big celebration. As a guest, everything always appears to be running smoothly and that's super important. I definitely see the appeal in this place!

We have a group of 16 that play an annual ryder cup in September every year. Usually Sat/Sun/Mon…read more This year we played Glade Springs resort-beautiful. Our practice round on Friday was at Marietta Country Club-terrible! This place has really gone downhill-fairways bare-greens super slow-overall maintenance lacking. They are charging $54 for green fees and it is not worth half that. Avoid this goat path.

Great golf course! The clubhouse has great food. The Club offers fine dinning, banquets, and…read morepub/grille food, private events. Excellent Sunday all you can eat brunch. Make sure to call or look up their hours during the winter. They are closed all of January

Phenomenal! We came in for dinner and could not have been more pleased. We each ordered a different…read moreentree and all of us were delighted with our meal. Our waitress was so helpful while we reviewed the menu and perfectly attentive during dinner. We ended our meal with a decadent slice of buckeye peanut butter pie.

This is by far the best Country Club in the area. The golf course is immaculate. My dad, aunt and…read moreuncle are all members here and they absolutely love it too!

Very nice, pretty place. The service was good…read more The food however was decent. I ordered the Tuscan grilled chicken with asparagus. The asparagus was burnt and not good. The sandwich was decent. Some bites were better than others. My mom ordered the "Catch of the day" which was two mahi mahi tacos for 23$. And they did not look like 23$ tacos. There's a picture attached of them- and you can decide for yourself. My boyfriend had Buffalo wings and fries. He said the Buffalo wings were just pretty typical. Everyone did like the fries. My dad really liked the club sandwich. I wasn't impressed by this place. Decent food that's a bit pricey.

Easily the best meal I've had in years. I had the Seared Chicken with Peaches, and mozzarella. It…read morecame with two sides. I chose the garden salad with sweet and sour dressing, and the Blue Cheese Potato Salad. The salad was a fresh mixed of salad greens, topped with fresh cucumbers, diced tomatoes, house made croutons, and grated cheese. The dressing... WOW! Delicious! A perfect balance of sweet, and sour. Not overwhelming, just right. The Potato Salad, again a perfect balance between the tang of the blue cheese and the sweet creaminess of the mayonnaise dressing. It also had a tad of a back end bite that make it perfect. The Seared Chicken was done perfectly for this dish. Tender, yet a bit of char. The peaches were roasted to a perfect peach jam consistency. Thing grandma's homemade jams, except with a thinner consistency. Then a perfectly melted piece of fresh mozzarella, finished with julienned basil. Again, a great balance of sweet and savory, creaminess, and a hint of freshness of the basil. We started off with a drink( already forgotten the name) made with fresh raspberries, lemonade, and vodka blended to a frosty, blissful drink.

I have a foursome that travels to Florida, California, Michigan and etc., playing golf. We decided…read moreto expire and Stay and play in Ohio during Father's Day weekend, Saturday we played Cumberland Trails, had a great time, Sunday we played The Virtues Golf Club, Started out we were disappointed, Their were no directions or signs to the first tee, no started. We got a lecture about reporting to the 1st hole late. We explained that this is our first time here and no one was available to provide us directions. I have to say the course layout is beautiful but definitely not set up for convenience. I walked more with a cart then I would've played 18 holes walking at Raymond's GC. During our round we had a group 3 holes behind us and a group 2 holes ahead of us and we were playing pretty quick, even with all the walking. Out of no where at the 8th hole a Ranger confronted our group saying that we need to pick it up, and he stay larking around watching us like we were on the clock, obviously that pissed off the group and created a irritation round of golf. A few of the guys were thinking about quitting after the 1st 9 holes. I've played my share of Country Courses and for $140.00/round the customer service and experience was horrible. The carts were junk, feeling like it was going to die. It's safe to say that we will never play The Virtues Golf Club again. I giving 2 stars because the layout was beautiful, which I can see in a magazine.

I thought the course was nice. Certainly an excellent design but it is getting tired and in need…read moreof some help. Still really good but not excellent as it once was. The Clubhouse is another story. An outside staircase was closed, supposedly for repairs, the inside was just tired. Food was OK, Pro Shop didn't have much if anything worth the investment. Even the parking lot is in need of some attention. I suspect the place doesn't generate nearly enough revenue on its own to invest in much beyond very basic labor and maintenance and it shows. Hopefully better days ahead.

Way over priced for the experience was $100 for 18 holes the only nice thing about the corse was…read morethe greens other than that not worth the trip would rather play golf in my back yard will not be back pine hill in Carrol gives a way better experience for half the price and you won't deal with snobby/ stuck up people

Played 9 holes twice while at visiting Hocking Hills. Easy to get on and course in great condition…read more Recommend to all skill levels

Hands down the best food in Mount Vernon. The chef is world class. The staff is excellent. The…read morefacilities are second to none. The pool is very nice. The gym has state of the art equipment. The golf course is amazing. The place is well worth the cost of membership.