Awesome golf course to play when the wind isn't blowing. Very challenging areas but also open areas…read moreif you have a mishap, which we all have. A very cool thing they have is... every time you play there you accumulate reward points to use towards your next round. For the average golfer, getting $5 off after visiting there is a nice thing. The bar area is very nice. You get a hot dog at the turn when you show your greens fee. Nicole is a great item and person handling that area. She is very personable and fun to talk too.

This is a Great Course to play on Fridays and Saturdays but avoid this place like the plague…read moreweeknights. Leaks take over this place Monday through Thursday and they are abusionally slow and the management refuses to do Anything about it. I get it leagues make courses money, but they open up tee times after leagues and we pay too. And I'm talking they won't even do basic little things like have someone go out there and enforce ready golf. That alone would make a huge difference. I managed to get in six holes in two hours and 15 minutes today. If you choose to go on a weekday or during the weekend, this is a Great Course the greens are fast and firm and the course is always kept in great shape, although they are doing some pretty significant maintenance work around some of the holes it's still extremely playable. When there aren't leagues around this is probably a four maybe even five star public course. If you make the mistake I did going out and wanting to get in some golf on league nights (M-Th) it's a one star course, just go somewhere else.

Hands down the worst kept course in a 30 mile radius. There's more dead grass in the faraway than…read moregreen. Its a shame this used to be one of my favorite courses in the area. Wouldn't be surprised if it ends up being a sub division soon.

Not a fan of the club house staff. The young brunette working today was extremely unprofessional…read moreand rude. After telling her the way she came out to yell at us (doing nothing wrong) was a little off putting, she proceeded to come after my friend (who has nothing to do with my complaint) I am very disappointed. We golf often and I've never been treated like this.

When the mercury dips below 40 degrees in Michigan and I can no longer comfortably hit the links…read moreoutside, X-Golf in Saline is my 'go-to' golf simulator in the area. Located in the Emagine Theater strip mall on Michigan Ave. a couple of miles East of downtown Saline, it sports 4 of the latest simulators. I love that these simulators tee up your ball automatically...the only simulator that I've found in the area that does so. X-Golf also has a full bar and some bar snacks available although we usually walk right next door and snag some outstanding sushi from Biwako Sushi. We have always found the staff here to be extremely helpful in setting up the simulators to your choice from around 25 of the most storied courses in North America along with selected courses in Japan and Korea. I also noticed that X-Golf pipes in some great tunes on their house sound system as background music...Nothing like a solid 7-iron to the rhythm of a little 1989's Free Fallin' by Tom Petty. 4-stars.

From the owner: Xgolf Ann Arbor is the best indoor simulator business in the world. The technology makes for a…read moretrue golf experience like no other. With six simulators, food, music and a full bar, the store is fun for everyone. Play, train, entertain.

This is a mom and pop place and although it has places where it needs some TLC (driving range net…read moreon 10 almost gone). They make the greens look great and everything is trimmed. They are very warm and friendly with everyone. Just wish people would respect the place when they're there. These people wouldn't have to work so hard.

The Regulation Course: It's a short course. The holes are almost all flat and straight. Trees line…read morealmost every hole, which is the main defense. That makes it a beautiful walking course. The greens are quicker than you'd think. The course was in great shape at the time of this review. For the $18 walking fee (weekend) it's a great deal. The downside is the pace of play can become an issue. With multiple areas of back-to-back par 3s, and the holes all short to begin with, it can become congested, and there were no marshalls out there policing the pace of play. Also, for it being so walkable there are no benches anywhere for walkers to sit out that wait. The Executive Course: A set of 9 par 3 holes built inside the regulation holes. 7 of the 9 are built into a thick canopy of trees. The trees overhang the fairway, which in some cases gives you no options other than a low punch shot. I'd like to see them trim away some of that overhang. But, it's a perfect course to take your kids out for a fun round. For the price point, this course is a real value.

Nice little driving range located literally between farm fields…read more Grass tees, mats in an enclosure to shield from rain and wind if necessary, the automatic ball is available (24 hours - but no lights) essentially "can see to no can see." Prices: Small bucket - 40 to 45 balls = $5.00 Medium Bucket - 70 to 75 balls = $7.00 Large Bucket - 120 to 125 balls = $9.00 Jumbo Bucket - 150 to 175 balls = $11.00 The automatic ball machine takes EXACT CASH ($1, $5, $10 - no $20 or higher and no change), Credit Card, or Member Pre-pay Card PROS: * QUIET!!! (Wind and birds and a passing car on nearby Memorial Hwy) only * LOTS of room to spread out * Ample parking * Great place to practice by yourself * Great place to take kids - as long as they moderately behave, they will have fun. * North/South orientation (Preferred to avoid hitting into the sun.) CONS: * A supply of new(er) balls is needed - typical for a small driving range. Balls are $$$$. * Wind can blow, but the tee line is facing N so distance is added. I will go back!

Sadly, this course has declined year after year since we first started coming eight years ago. The…read morebunkers are poorly maintained, the tee boxes are in rough shape, and the clubhouse staff have been consistently rude and unwelcoming. After 30+ years of playing golf, this is some of the worst treatment I've experienced at a course.

We had a golf outing here, it was a sizable gathering too…read more We had breakfast first (rather disappointing berry and grain packed bars) and then a tee off start at 9AM. Lunch was catered by a BBQ spot nearby and was so-so. It was chicken or pork sliders and another restaurant catered the dinner after the game, comprising of steak, beans, salad, slaw, which was also just okay. It's at least a nice course to play on here. Although it fowshurt that it was such a beautiful day for golfing and not too hot either. The course was medium to easy, wasn't very difficult.

The course is really good. But Thomas the head of golf here is very unprofessional and rude. good…read morecondition course but service is bad.

My son and I played Stone Ridge a couple days ago, and found the experience very head scratching…read more Here's how I rated my experience. The fairways are very nice, and the greens roll the ball very well. The down side was the greens were very hard and because they were small, we had trouble on approach shots. The course has to many sand traps, and the sand was hard as a rock so you couldn't get out of them as you do with proper sand. I didn't like that nearly every hole had numerous sand traps on them, so if you didn't hit a perfect shot you were in a trap. The course needs a Ranger. Play was very slow, particularly the last 3 holes where a party of 7 drunk players were playing/partying together. That's right, a sevensome! So, I rate the Stone Ridge Golf Course a 3. The price to play gets a 5, the fairways get a 5, the greens get a 3, the traps get a 0, the lack of a Ranger nets a 0, and the experience gets a 0 because of the drunken sevensome. Will I play Stone Ridge again? No, there are to many nicer places to play.

Matt the pro at Oak Harbor is unquestionably the best instructor in northwest Ohio. He spent a lot…read moreof time with my wife and myself to understand what we were looking to accomplish and developed an appropriate lesson plan. We drive a half hour out of our way for his lessons