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.

Epic course! Great people! Welcoming environment! Ive only played here a few times but i have…read morealways enjoyed myself.

As far as small town golf courses go..the course is great! Tavern has the best hot dogs around!…read more Here's where I have a problem...their carts. Paid $55.00 to play on a Sunday morning in August. Carts are AWFUL! Carts are OLD! There'a a really nice course in my area that is A) an all around better course B) has new electric carts with GPS installed and C) cheaper! I could almost justify paying $55.00 if they offered the customer a nice cart that they'll be spending the next four plus hours in on a Saturday/Sunday morning/afternoon. No shields! No console to put accessories in. Hell, I thought all carts had USB charging ports in them nowadays. Not at Green Hills! When I made a comment about the amount I was being charged and how I felt about the condition of their golf carts they provide, I was told there are several courses in either direction to choose from. Gee..thanks! Many times, my group of friends I play with, will choose not to play there for that reason. If they don't care, why should we? This course isn't struggling..by any means. Just upgrade your product your providing to the customer.

If it's been a while since you've golfed at Sycamore Hills, you need to play a round soon and see…read moreall the positive changes that ownership has made. Many improvements this past season!

This is an above average 27 hole course, that's right, 27 holes. It's middle of the road for…read morecost/quality, and the fact there's 3 9-hole courses helps you get off the tee quicker. It's fairly wide open, and not very challenging, but it's great when your in a pinch and need a standby course.

Wonderful course. Played 18 holes with an early morning tee time, checking in was easy and…read moreefficient. The holes are all well maintained. Stopped for food and drinks at the turn and the inside tavern was great. We tried the big dog special, the donut holes, and some drinks. Definitely would visit again, great course for beginners too!

Though shorter than many courses, this course--for many years a yearly FAMILY GOLF TRIP…read moreDESTINATION-- Is one my absolute favorite places to play!! Decent topography, BUT THE GREENS are always in AMAZING CONDITION, especially in Mid-Summer to Autumn. Great fun. Good for beginners and longtime players; THOUGH if your a real boomer(ie hit 300+ yd drives), you may find it too short

Great food. Great service!…read moreWould highly recommend! Walleye dinner was particularly good. We also had a Chianti beef stew that was excellent. Rolls and her butter were very tasty!

They do a wonderful job keeping the greens and grounds in excellent condition. The markers are…read moreclear with a well maintained golf cart path. The course is challenging with the many opportunities to have your ball either in the water or sand.

Oh my gosh had so much fun here. I love how there's 18 holes and it's so cute with the waterfall…read more Not very pricey, perfect place for a day date.:)

Great deals. The family had an awesome time both on the go karts and the mini golf. Will…read moreabsolutely go again

An excellent public course. Was formerly Fostoria Country Club. A challenging course but a great…read morevalue and fun for the novice to expert golfer. The staff is super and they work very hard to put on great group outings and tournaments.

Tee boxes bad. Usually you lose a ball on a course. The signage was so bad I lost two holes. Very…read moreconfusing layout.

I believe Scott Bergman and Nick Whacks graced this course with their presence. It shall live on…read morethrough eternity as Shagusta National.

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!