Gahanna Ohio Golf Courses

Gahanna Ohio Golf Courses

Featured Golf Course Review:

Gahanna Municipal Golf Course -- *4 stars for the money*
Review by: Joe Cappa	This was a fun course and a great value. I should have left my driver at home because of the tight fairways. Greens were in great shape and suprisingly fast for a $9 course. Inside staff was not overly friendly but a great experiance overall.
From Grove City, ohio

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Reeves Golf Course - Par 3 Course -- *This course sucks*
Review by: Tiger Woods	bring your rubber boots folks... and when they say elevated greens, they must mean by like 6 inches or something.
From Canada

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Course Reviews

Butler Park Pitch & Putt Golf Course
"Location, location, location"
While certainly not a "nice" course, this is a playable little golf gem nestled in downtown Austin. Where else can you get in 9 holes during you lunch hour?
---Anonymous, Austin TX
Sleepy Hollow Country Club - Eighteen Hole Course
"High Quality Private Club"
As a Brit abroad, I was lucky enough to receive a couple of invitations to play here. The whole experience was outstanding, from the service at the club to the course itself. The clubhouse is one of the more impressive around (probably only improved upon by my home course in the UK!). The track itself was in excellent condition and, as with other Tillinghast courses, was a good strategic challenge, although not as 'man-sized' as say Winged Foot West and Bethpage Black. More playable for someone of my ability and therefore perhaps as enjoyable.
---ChasM, London, UK
Green Knoll Golf Course
"good course"
Green knoll is a challenging golf course for any advid golfer. Although after rain it tends to fill with mud and water it is a very nice gold course. This course just might be a little too much for first time golfers. The staff at Green Knoll do have the tendancy to be well lets say not very nice, or inviting.
---Dave, Hillsborough, New Jersey
Los Amigos Country Club
"Fun course. Nice challenge for mid to high handicappers"
This course offers more challenge than one might guess from reading the statistics. It offers a good mix of ease and danger. The front nine is wide open with the only real danger being the fully mature trees that line the perimeter of the course. Hazards on the front nine are easily avoided and long ball hitters will love the way they can open up with little danger. The back nine, on the other hand, is narrower, tighter, filled with right and left doglegs, and water. Trees play a much greater role on the back nine as do the sometimes hidden water hazards. Big drivers need to put the Bertha away as this nine requires precision more than might. I call this course "The Great Equalizer" because of the challenges it affords all levels and styles of players.
---Shane Johnson, El Segundo, CA