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.

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!

Highland Meadows sits on the best parkland site in northwest Ohio (yes , including Inverness). A…read morenatural river touches 7 holes and carves into the uncommon hilly topography. Highland was a great track when it opened in 1925 but it has been enhanced as a golf facility since the LPGA came in 1989. What pro golf left was a first rate course and practice facilities. After the complete bunker and hole redesign 4 years ago the Ross/Hills inspired routing is playable and modern. This is the best kept secret in the midwest and I hope I'm letting the cat out of the bag. First Rate!

Great golf course and members! Course is in great condition and greens are smooth. The greens…read morekeeper does a fantastic job of keeping the course in great shape!

Kacy was awesome and thanks to all the staff for helping me out with a new to me head cover for my…read morenew to me 9wood!!!

UPDATE (4/22/2021): Dick's Sporting Goods contacted me via e-mail, seeking to resolve this issue…read more They ended up shipping me the 14-piece golf set I saw in the Golf Galaxy store ($379.99 list price), but honored the $249.99 price the store had on the display. I am satisfied with this outcome. ORIGINAL REVIEW: Classic bait and switch pricing ! I needed to buy set of golf clubs for my granddaughter. After locating a suitable set on-line, I called Golf Galaxy on Monroe Street, near Toledo to verify the set was in stock. I was assured it was. So I drove to the store. When I arrived at the store, I told the sales rep. what I was looking for. The golf set I had chosen was listed on the store's web site for $249.99. The rep. took me to a set of clubs that fulfilled what I wanted. The price placard that was sitting on top of the display showed a price of $249.99. Believing it was the set I'd seen on-line, I agreed to buy. When the sales rep. rang up the sale, it totalled $407.54. I asked how he arrived at that price when the club set was priced $249.99. He told me the price on the placard (that was right on top of the display) was incorrect. He said the actual price was $379.99, though that price did not appear anywhere on or near the display. He told me the set they had listed at $249.99 was out of stock. He would not sell me the golf set for the $249.99 price that was on it. I contacted the Golf Galaxy corporate office to lodge my complaint. I was told the store manager would contact me. So far - nothing. I checked Golf Galaxy with the BBB. The store has an "F" rating and several hundred complaints. I've added mine to that number. Do yourself a favor. Shop elsewhere. P. S. Golf Galaxy and Dick's Sporting Goods are essentially the same store. So be forwarned.

The manager Carol treats customers terribly. I golf in a…read moreleague there and will not be back next year.

Was there for a charity golf outing recently, the event was great, the course was fantastic and…read moremost of the staff was very kind however a few of the managers specifically the older woman was extremely rude for no reason and only seemed to want to cause issues despite everyone else being reasonable. I witnessed a cart tip over due to no fault of the driver and while some of the staff was genuinely concerned about safety the others had a very negative approach and weren't concerned whatsoever if the driver was ok (he was) but rather wanted to immediately have the cart checked out for damage likely so they could charge them even though there wasn't a single scratch on the cart. If you have played golf before you understand how easy these carts can tip over on certain terrains. In the end nobody was offered a refund despite being forced to forfeit the rest of the game and not offered any other solution.

As pretentious as they are, you can't deny the luxuries of a country club. You pay for what you get…read more- premium service, 5-star facilities, and a no-jeans policy (I always hated that!). My family became members of SCC when I was 6. People can tease me all they want about my hoity-toity upbringing, but I can't deny that the country club played a huge part in my childhood. Tennis lessons, pool activities, Sunday brunches, 4th of July fireworks, wedding receptions, bar mitzvahs. All of it was great fun! Growing up, I always dreamed of having a house as grand as SCC's clubhouse. I am still in awe of its classic design to this day. The pool is bustling every summer with children activities and the tennis courts are well-maintained. I'm not a golfer but according to my parents, SCC is one of the top 3 courses in Toledo. The ballroom is home of Sunday brunch and private receptions, the mixed grill on the lower level is for casual dining, and the 19th Hole is bar/lounge reserved for golfers only. All in all, the grounds are beautiful (I'll upload pictures on my next visit), and the club remains as classy as it was 20 years ago. If you are in the market for a membership, SCC is the best club in the area.

From the owner: Sylvania Country Club is a premier private member-owned club offering outstanding social and…read morerecreational activities that provide year-round experiences for members, families and guests. SCC is located in a distinguished suburb of Toledo and features an exquisite golf course, fine dining, social activities, swimming and tennis experiences for members and their families of all ages. With multiple banquet spaces, we can comfortably accommodate parties as small as 40 and as large as 250. Membership not required for use of the event space.

Great value here. Me and my two daughters played 18 holes of Putt Putt, and then we enjoyed a long…read morego kart ride. There is a Putt Putt special. I wish we would've taken advantage of it, because we'll definitely be back. So, three of us enjoyed some "goff" and go karts for less than fifty bucks.

We chose this place for a family outing, but it ended up being a frustrating experience…read more After arriving around 7:10 PM, the employee (Terry) immediately told our excited young son to calm down before even helping us. We were then told we "might have time for one round," despite the business being listed as open until 9:00 PM. When I asked why they were closing early, I only received repeated comments that they were a "weather permitting business," even though the weather was perfect. The go-karts also weren't running. Between the confusing hours, lack of communication, and poor customer service, the experience was disappointing. We won't be returning.

The system of instruction is great…read more I have gained 15 yards with every club in my bag and hit the ball straighter since I began taking lessons three years ago.