Bellville Ohio Golf Courses

Bellville Ohio Golf Courses

Featured Golf Course Review:

Little Apple Golf Club -- *Pep up your short game!*
Review by: Jamie	Wow! What a fun place to play a great round of golf! You have no choice but to play a good short game, if not you'll be hitting other golfers in the head! Really, it's nicely maintained and you got some good old-fashioned folks willing to help in the clubhouse. Fun, challenging course. Just wear a helmet if you're playing with some big swingers!
From Lexington, OH

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Deer Ridge Golf Club -- *Nice Landscaping*
Review by: Eric Jarvis	This course is in excellent shape. Great Landscaping and beautiful holes. The greens can be extremely challenging because of the terrain.
From Akron, OH

Little Apple Golf Club -- *Great Mid Size Course*
Review by: Tom Dotson	Perfect little par 4 course, An even mix of par 3 and par 4 holes, You can drag out your Driver and brush up on your Irons and If your a long hitter you can be putting for birdie on a lot of the holes. Well maintained course with friendly people, Very popular in this area with the average golfers.
From Butler, OH, USA

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Bent Creek Country Club
"Exquisite Conditioning"
I was a member at Bent Creek for ten years until moving to South Carolina. Day in and day out, compared with top caliber courses, this is probably the best conditioned course in the Mid-Atlantic area. Tees, fairways, and greens are bent grass, as are the practice tees and even one of the two practice ranges. The course is more difficult than its slope and course rating indicate, with very difficult holes at the start, especially from the back tees. It is a great course for average players from the regular men's tees, and a fantastic test for better players from the back. An under-par score from the back tees is exceptional.
---Steve Dyer, Charleston, SC
Turtle Bay Golf Club
"short but challenging"
while the course is very short..there are a few holes that require good ball placement or you will end up in the water..hole #2;#6;#11;#12 and #14.....good for the short game as well and for the price you can't beat it; however depending on when you go play can be sometimes very slow.
---D George, West Palm Beach
Willow Brook Country Club
"Great experince"
This was one of the most enjoyable courses I have played. Greens were redone over a year ago and provide a real but fair challenge. Presented with many different shots, Excellent!
---Buddy, Destine
Gospel Hill Golf & Country Club
"good course for using all your clubs"
The front nine is narrow and short. A good drive and a short iron to the green and you will score well. The back nine is a completely different course than the front. Long open fairways for the long hitter and you will need your long irons or fairway woods to get you to the green.
---Hugh Wolcott, Erie, PA USA