Friendly staff, great options at snack bar and a nice well kept golf course! You won't go wrong by…read morebooking a tee time or outing here! Just ask for Joe and he will take care of your needs! New driving range which is great!

A very nice and challenging course. Narrow fairways starting out, well groomed and they have…read moremotorized bikes as an alternative to renting a cart!

The pace of play on this well groomed and tough course is AWFUL, and there was no ranger today…read more Further, at the turn, we discovered they had let a foursome off right in front of us. We should have made a stink, but prefer to focus on golf itself.

Very very Beautiful course. Nice staff. Played today at 2pm and starter was awesome person.read more

Ravenswood GC is a challenging, public golf course with few frills or fancy-pants amenities…read more Friendly staff. The course was well kept, fairways lush, and greens maintained. The greens were pretty slow, and some challenging with crowns or slopes. The layout and tall trees helped ensure that other golfers' errors don't end up in your fairway. Good amount of water too. I would recommend it for golfing, but it's minimalistic environment may be less than ideal for business outings. I'll definitely return.

Still a nice course with shade. Little water. Easily walkable. The staff are friendly, the pro shop…read morehas nice items. A snack counter has coffee for $1.50. I ask for coffee over ice. There is a very nice restaurant called Amos and Moses, and a large banquet room. I'm in New Clevelanders, and our group golfs here on Wednesday mornings.

I recently returned to golf after pectoral surgery, so warming up before a round is important for…read moreme. Knowing from previous experiences that the ranger at Glen Eagle can be aggressive about pace of play, I stretched and warmed up at my country club before arriving. I arrived for my 6:45 a.m. tee time and teed off at 6:45, possibly a minute late. I fully acknowledge that I could have arrived earlier and take responsibility for that. What I cannot excuse is how the situation was handled. Before I even teed off, the ranger confronted me in an aggressive and unprofessional manner about being late. After I paid and went to the first tee, he approached me again and continued arguing about "golf etiquette" while making unnecessary comments about the tee box I chose to play. It was an uncomfortable interaction that should never have occurred, especially before the round had even started. The most frustrating part is that pace of play was never an issue. My group completed the round in just under four hours on Father's Day weekend, well ahead of the posted 4 hour 20 minute pace. When we made the turn, there were already multiple groups stacked up on the first tee, making it difficult to understand why so much attention was focused on our group. Unfortunately, the interaction did not end there. After the round, while I was sitting in the restaurant having a beer and lunch, the same ranger approached me and restarted the argument from earlier in the day. He commented on my car door being open, which I genuinely appreciated, but then used it as an opportunity to continue criticizing and lecturing me. A customer should not have to deal with repeated confrontations from a staff member hours after the original issue has passed. The situation escalated further when he approached me again in the parking lot and identified himself as "George Storm." After he followed me into the pro shop, the golf professional working there addressed him as Tom and instructed him to leave me alone. Being given one name by an employee and then hearing a different name from another staff member was confusing and only added to an interaction that had already become unnecessarily confrontational. At that point, another employee had to intervene because the ranger would not let the matter go. The course itself was in good condition, and we enjoyed playing it. The staff in the pro shop were professional and respectful. Unfortunately, the ranger's conduct overshadowed the entire experience. In decades of playing golf, I have never experienced a staff member repeatedly seek out a customer before, during, and after a round to continue an argument. I can take accountability for being close to my tee time. What I cannot understand is why a ranger felt the need to repeatedly confront a customer who played well within pace, was spending money at the facility after the round, and simply wanted to enjoy his day. This was, without question, the most unprofessional experience I have ever had with a golf course employee.

played today with two friends. the group behind us made up of 4 high school age boys has a habit…read moreof hitting into our threesome. they continued to hit into our threesome after we asked them to pay attention to our group and to NOT hit until we were out of their range. we kept up with the single person playing ahead of our group so we were not playing slow. after we ended our game we went into the pro shop and asked them to have a chat with the boys. i doubt they did so. this type of rude play is dangerous and i doubt we'll be visiting this course again in the future

For the price and FANTASTIC CONDITION of the course; this is one of Summit/Portage county area…read moregems. We only played front nine (after work foursome) ... but loved the course & pace of play. Finished with a birdie ... that will always make you wanna come back

Wow. Wowwy. Wowwy, wow, wow! That's really the only word that I can think of to describe my…read moreexperience at the Venango Valley Inn. So, my Girlfriend and I went to Meadville to go to a musical that one of our friends from Pittsburgh was starring in. We decided to stay in an AirBnb in Venango, and for dinner I liked what I saw on the reviews for the V.V. Inn. We were pleasantly surprised to say the least. First, we had reservations for 5, but were ready to eat earlier, so we went and sat at the bar instead. The bartender was slammed with local golfers, but she was killing it. Got us our drinks and menus in no time. We ordered the mussels and stuffed peppers to start, and decided to split the blackened prime rib as our entree. The food was amazing. The stuffed peppers were some of the best that I've ever had, the red sauce was perfect. The mussels were also delicious, although the texture was a little on the mushy side. Lastly, the prime rib with veggies were divine. I've never had vegetables that really blew me away, but both me and my GF were amazed. Overall, the prices were great, the drinks were on point, the service was top notch, and the food was superb. The Venango Valley Inn could go toe to toe with any restaurant in Pittsburgh. We will most definitely be back.

We read online that the restaurant was good. We ate dinner in the restaurant this evening, we had…read morethe prime rib dinner. Excellent. The meat was so very tender, the home made bread quite good. Our server was very attentive.

Sleepy Hollow Golf Club is located at the Brecksville Reservation. The golf club is Cleveland…read moreMetroparks' owned. It has long history in the city starting from 1924. Back then it was a private country club later opening to public play in 1963. My review is not so much of the golf but of the winter activities taking place at this facility. In the winter this golf course offers a vast territory for skiing. CLUB: The club is simple inside with event space, the Valley View Room. The space features a bar, tables, chairs and a projector. It is rentable. It's a blank canvas room with one open space and neutral colors. Signage at the club indicated that 2026 Bonus Rounds have $35 annual fee. This included specials like discounts on green fees, advanced tee time, entree item discounts at Golf Concessions, and more. That seemed like a deal to a non-golfer like myself. In season, Metroparks offer different golf clinics to sharpen your skills. The trail has helpful indicators regarding whether it is open or closed. Ski rentals do not seem to be offered at this location. WINTER ACTIVITIES: The golf course transforms into winter activity central in the winter. Locals utilize the golf course for skiing, snow shoeing, and hiking. Based on the number of visitors on a frigid, icy winter night, it's a popular destination. You can easily look up trail conditions online and see if the trail is open during designated hours. Introduction to Cross-Country Skiing is offered at this location and hosted by Metroparks. They call it "Nordic style." The class is only $10 that includes ski rental. The class begins at the clubhouse with overview of skiing styles and equipment purchase tips. The class commences despite weather meaning it is indoor and outdoor. If there is not enough snow, the class practices inside. My class had the opportunity to practice outside which was so fun! I haven't been skiing in over 30 years so skill refresh was a great idea. There were various options for skiing - a trail and a small hill. I had so much fun reliving my favorite winter activity. SERVICE: Metroparks staff and volunteers were very friendly! The overview of skiing equipment was especially helpful. They provided specialized care to some of the participants who were less talented in skiing (myself included). I felt very engaged in the program and loved interacting with staff. I really that every student in that class felt personal attention. I really enjoyed winter program at Sleepy Hollow. It's great to see park visitors enjoy this space even in winter. If you're looking to venture out and try something new during off-season, try the classes at Sleepy Hollow. I'll be back in the spring to golf!

Went here for a work outing and was blown away by not only the course but the staff. Might of been…read moreone of friendliest golf courses I've been too. I am very sorry if I'm getting your name wrong but i think it was Michael in the pro shop? Top tier guy. Awesome man! Tough course though. If you're new to golf, be prepared to to lose a few balls. But leave the bad vibes in the car and bring a few chill pills. 10/10 Recommend and will definitely try to come back.