Longaberger, Winding Hollow and Clover Valley????? FEEDBACK

willylax · April 16, 2014

How are these courses? Some of my buddies are coming from Canada to Ohio next weekend. Are these courses worth playing? Why or why not? If not, what other suggestions would you make for the Columbus region? Should I replace Clover Valley with a different option? It seems like Longaberger and Winding Hollow are certain to be good...

Thanks in advance.

buckeyevalley · April 21, 2014

Clover sucks any other course will be an improvement. Winding is a great course but really wet this time of year. Can't go wrong with longaberger.

esketores · April 21, 2014

Last September 16 of us went on a little sojourn that included Longaberger. We were very disappointed in the greens. The grass was sparse and the number of unrepaired ball marks on the greens was incredible. The layout is nice and with price down from when it was new all the better. If the greens are in decent shape I think it is a must play when in the Columbus area.

We also played the Golf Club of Dublin. We all enjoyed the course.

SilverBullets · April 21, 2014

Longaberger and winding hollow are great choices... Haven't heard many good things about clover. I would go look at Northstar Golf Club. It's maybe 35 minutes of the city. Semi private track that is pretty long, has a pretty good layout and is typically in great condition.

Other options would be Blacklick woods (fun layout but really slow greens.. Also is really cheap), Champions (best muni track in Cols), possibly Raintree South... Probably my favorite layout for a public course in town but the conditions have gone down drastically.

Since you are playing Longabeger you can also look into Eagle Sticks and Granville Golf Club. Both are a ways outside of Columbus (45 min to an hour) but both are pretty solid.