A large group of us 16 guys traveled from the Miami Valley area for a two day golf trip in the…read moreMarysville Ohio area. Derby Creek golf course was the first track that we played. This is a phenomenal golf course and excellent condition. Fantastic staff that took great care of us and all aspects of a round of golf from beginning to end, including drinks afterwards in the clubhouse. Would recommend this course to anyone traveling to the area as the Weekday rates were really favorable to seniors

Me and my group were coming from Columbus and hit some major traffic on our way to the course. We…read morewere going to be a couple minutes late, so we called the pro shop and explained the situation. Both the gentleman in the pro shop and the gentleman who was the starter were understanding and accommodated us amazingly. They were very nice and did everything they could to make sure we had an amazing evening.

Great place to hit golf balls. The staff was very kind. When you're done hitting golf balls you can…read morealso practice putting and chipping

Could not say enough good things about this place!…read more Facility: the current facility is very nice they have the room and everything you could need, but the facility is expanding to a new location and should be even better Staff: the entire staff is amazing at their job as well as friendly and easy to work with. I have worked with two different coaches Kipp (no longer there) and Peter (new addition) both were very good and helped so much They are truly very good at training you on their system which is very solid and works with all skill levels. Price is not cheap but it's reasonable and we'll worth it. I truly believe the at the golf room you are getting what you pay for. I couldn't think of a bad thing to say about this place if I tried. 10/10

Very likely one of the best facilities for golf in the Columbus area. Clean, large and well…read moremanaged. Large driving area outside and under open roof. Well managed golf supply and equipment store, Lessons available.

Website is down. Does not seem that Guaranteed Golf is operating any longer. It's a shame as this…read morewas a great program.

I went thru this program over 10 years ago and it drastically improved my game. I highly recommend…read morethis to anyone, especially those just getting started playing golf.

I've played Woodland for years. Fun layout with a nice variety of holes. In the past, you could…read moreplay 18 holes for ~$35 during the week. The new owners have begun clubhouse & facility renovation along with jacking up the price to almost $50 for 18 holes during the week. It's a fair value at $35, way overpriced at $50. Save your money and go elsewhere.

Some of the holes are tricky to find the first time around, but other than that it's a great layout…read moreand pretty well maintained. Longer than Blendon Woods, but more enjoyable if you only have 30-40 mins. Probably my new favorite course in Columbus.

Have been patronizing this store for a few years mainly because of location convenience but…read morehonestly, if a competitor moved in nearby, I'd go there instead. First of all, staff is pretty decent, not perfect but not the worst. They have had some turn over so your experience may vary for each visit, just don't expect too much. They seem to be chronically understaffed and 50% of the time, getting someone to set you up in a practice bay is an ordeal. Which, btw, are now overpriced considering the equipment and quality. The website is a miserable experience to book a practice bay btw and checking in to pay is just as bad. The whole process could be streamlined. Store layout is awkward af. There are two registers up front separated by the entrance so you're standing in the way of people coming, going and trying to walk through. Very often only one register is staffed by someone, so plan on waiting in a line most of the time. This is where the staffing issues are obvious, in addition, their PoS systems are glacier slow so transactions are not quick & efficient. The cashier also often has to answer the phone or take extra time with a customer's need (trade ins). Seems like this is a bottleneck in the store, makes me NOT want to purchase anything there because the wait & transaction process is painful. Again, not blaming staff, this is a PGAStore corp. decision to go cheap on PoS and create an awkward store layout & experience; thus discouraging me from wanting to purchase anything, unless I see there is no line, but there often is. Lessons & fittings. Have not personally experienced this so cannot speak to it, though others online have and it is not great apparently, do your research. However. If you want to talk golf equipment, most of the staff over at fitting bays can be knowledgeable and helpful, IF they have the time, which usually they do not because they're very busy. So often, trying a used club will also be an exercise in patience. This is sort of understandable but seriously, if an associate walks past someone hold a club looking for assistance (this has happened more than once) at least ask to make an effort. But again, most staff is friendly knowledgeable & try to be helpful. Clothing selection is adequate though pricey, even for golf. They also have the standard shoe selection, though often out of stock for most common or popular sizes. Again, do not expect much. Balls, gloves and other accessories are plentiful and pretty much as you'd expect. The putting green area is awesome. Great to just pick out a display model and try it. In the end, I only go here if I have no choice because I advocate supporting local over corporate stores and this one is an example why; too much price for a mid to low experience.

Won some gift cards in a raffle and needed to spend them…read more Took another $80 lesson and unfortunately still do not feel I got my money's worth for what other lesson offerings are out there for less. Also decided to buy a new pair of shoes. Asked the associate in the shoe section the difference between two shoes by the same brand with a $30 price difference. Response was "idk, I guess the color choices..try Google"...not what I would expect from a golf store employee, let alone one in the section I'm asking questions about

Been going to the Memorial off and on for 40 years. The course is manicured. The fairways have…read moredoglegs and difficult greens. We walk the course, and I will say that this course is the most difficult for spectators. The car paths are very steep in many areas, so walking can be difficult. This tournament is very corporate attended with hospitality homes and tents. Lots of people. Food and drinks are pricey. You can't bring your own food, but bring a golf chair. People do sit in the grass. We've seen lots of changes throughout the years. Come, follow the rules and have a quiet good time at a green.

Update: we attended again in 2025 and we noticed this classic tournament with rich traditions I…read moreremember from my childhood has morphed into a frat party. Lots of college aged spectators who weren't spectating. Instead, it was a party. We skipped the Sunday round and we didn't buy tickets for 2026. Hope it goes back to the great tournament it was.