Little Met Golf Course

Alexandra Maiuri 5 months ago

The staff at this golf course is the reason no one is interested in learning golf anymore. My friend and I are both beginner/advance beginner and we’re playing with an older couple. For claiming to be a beginner and senior citizen friendly course I have never been treated more rudely for “playing too slow”. They claimed the people behind us were complaining and they have received over 3 phone calls of people complaining or pushing back their tee times. The group behind us literally felt the need to tell us that they did not complain and have never seen them talk to a group like that before.would not recommend, if I could rate it lower I would. We will not be back!

Elizabeth Brantner a year ago

Let me start with the positives… the greens are challenging and VERY well kept. Better greens than Bunker Hill (which are often covered in goose 💩). Their logo ball is the absolute cutest as I collect from every course I play. I like supporting the Metroparks. I love the location of the course with respect to food and other things. The starter was very rigid but I appreciate the effort to keep things running on time. For the challenges … I love young people playing the game. It’s wonderful. However, this course is cheap and caters to kids that don’t even dress enough to respect the etiquette of the game. No GPS on the carts, which is not a huge deal if you have a range finder. Our cart’s brakes barely worked. No pretty water obstacles. The putting green doesn’t have holes, which I hate 😶 The bathrooms are barely usable because of how gross they are. The picnic tables are so beat up you’ll get splinters. This is NOT a place for an outing if you want basic amenities. I’d rather the course charge more to do some upgrades and upkeep.

R.H. a year ago

A nice 9 hole course within the metro park system. Hole 3 is a par 5 and longest on the course. The greens are regularly well kept. Getting into the rough on some of the holes is a lot of trouble as it is really thick. You are playing along side the Rocky River on 6 and 7. Overall simple course but you can easily get a tee time anytime of year so long as you book a couple days in advance. Typically walk the course as it is very flat.

Jennifer Shaw Edited 2 years ago

First time I ever got to walk the course and itgreens and everything were nice and staff was very friendly. Dec 28 and golfing..and rainy but open makes us happy

Stetson Thacker 7 years ago

Short 9-hole course, which has a consecutive trio of near identical par-3 holes. It's quaint and easy to play. There are some good deals for greens fee too. I would recommend to golfers in the area looking for an easy and quick round. Some of the greens are fairly challenging though. Almost no hazards too, which is a major plus for beginners.