Wasn't in very good condition though the greens were pretty good. Holes are pretty close together…read morewhich made it feel like an executive course where golf balls are flying everywhere

Fun golf course. It was easy to walk it instead of riding in a cart. I like playing there from time…read moreto time when I don't really have an option to play 18.

As I have been teaching myself to golf and slowly learning more and more this was a great place to…read moredo it at as the 9 holes aren't very big. For the price you can't go wrong even if you decide to add renting the golf cart. When I had went the grass seemed a little high but I am new to golfing so I don't know too much to height of grass for golfing. I feel I did pretty good for just starting out. The men working in the shop could be a little bit more social and personable but other than that its a great course if you don't want a full 18 holes or just something quick to get out of the house for a little bit. Overall, I would recommend this even if your a seasoned golfer or just a beginner.

The course is a nice par three that is pretty easy to walk and has a pretty cool creek/lake to give…read morea bit of a challenge. Grass was a little high outside of the fairway, which made finding your ball a little difficult...but I take some responsibility for not hitting well. Unfortunately, the staff was not very friendly and that kind of put a damper on the start of the day. I booked a tee time online and arrived 10min before and they tried to tell me it was 30min later than I had booked, despite me having the Email to prove. After the 30min I went to check in and was bounced back and forth between multiple gentlemen in order to finally be allowed into the building to pay (due to Covid there was someone manning the door). The staff just seemed like all grumpy old men.

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.

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.

I have been to several virtual golf simulators and virtual golf venues in my time but Virtual…read moreFairways is far superior to any virtual golf experience I have ever had. Here's why. First off, you are greeted by either one or both of the owners, Ryan and Maria. They are always upbeat and a pleasure to be around. They make sure you have everything you need or want (even your choice of music genre). They take the time to go over the safety rules and show you have to access the many features of the simulation equipment. Speaking of the equipment, it is top of the line. where most simulators are mere ground based launch monitors, Virtual Fairways uses the GC Hawk system that employs an over head arch that houses the various lasers, radar and high speed cameras. By having this equipment overhead, Lefty's can play without having to adjust anything. All the basic information is displayed after each shot like other Sims but you get other data only found at high end club outfitters. Ball speed, launch angle, azimuth (degrees off the target line) back spin and side spin RPM. Not that everyone will find all this data useful but I do. They also offer spirits, beer and non alcoholic beverages at less than local pub prices (dont tell them this please) so you get the whole package. This place is tastefully decorated with golf memorabilia and other golf related decor (the bathroom walls are even entertaining). The bays are all well lit at the matts and they provide hi boy seating and cocktail tables to enjoy your adult beverage while not playing and a nice metal rack for your bag and other golf garb. This is truly a great indoor golf experience. After my first visit I decided to get their monthly membership. Ryan and Maria have something special here and I urge all golfers (and non golfers too) to give it a try. Whack some balls, play Pebble Beach, have a beer in the air conditioning.

There are three disc golf courses in the immediate Columbus area, and this is by far the best there…read moreis to offer. Both Griggs and Hoover are admittedly free, but this is definitely one of those "you get what you pay for" situations. As to the course, they no longer have an attendant or a disc rental option, which is sadface, and they do go by the honor system with a lockbox for payment ($1.50 per round, or $5 all day). The course is well cared for, and no crazy overgrown areas, nor any confusion when it comes time to go to the next "hole." Likewise, the beginning of each hole has a handy dandy picture of the lay out and distances involved. They've added a water fountain at the 9th hole, which is nice, but the water tastes like wet ash (I'm guessing, here), but is wet and colder than I'd have expected. Depending on the size of your party, the course takes only a little over an hour to play through, but be forewarned, there is normally several other groups playing at any given time, so time may vary. Amusing side note, I do believe this was the first time in many a visit where I did not notice any trace of skunkery about (you can figure that out on your own, I trust). I myself don't partake, and I have not actually SEEN people blatantly enjoying, thought it worth a note if you were going family friendly levels of appropriateness. Forty-six and two, ahead of me.

The golf show takes place the perfect time of year, January, when Columbus golfers only dream of…read morebeing on the course. Vendors set up shop at the Convention Center for a 3-day show where you can buy everything from golf gear to golf vacations. Attendees can test out every line of golf clubs at interactive ball-striking booths, watch demos, listen to presentations byworld-class golf instructors and most importantly, purchase golf vacations. I enjoy going to this expo because I've always left with plenty of golf pointers - not to mention, more golf balls that I could ever use (or lose!) Be sure to check out the website for special coupons and discounts.

If you're a golfer looking to buy some new equipment, the Columbus Golf Show is a great place to…read morego. They have many vendors with deep discounts on clubs, bags, shoes, apparel and accessories. (Tip: Vendors will often take less than their sticker price because they want to get rid of merchandise; just make an offer!) There are also different courses and resorts with booths set up, many giving away great golf packages. Some of the booths seemed kind of shady though, so be careful what you sign up for so that you don't get a bunch of spam. Various teaching pros give demonstrations throughout the day as well. Entry is $9, but you can usually get a $1 off coupon on the website. Admission also includes a free year subscription to GOLF Magazine, so you pretty much recoup your costs right off the bat.

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.