This is my spur of the moment course. Finding a discounted tee time makes this course worth the $. You can get golf, cart, and a small bucket for $20-$25. The fairways, roughs, or tee boxes aren't tip top, but the greens are lush. However, the greens don't roll true. The course is tough because almost every tee box and green is elevated. One of the best parts about the course is the huge 18-hole practice green. The breaks and undulations make it a great time for practice and competition with friends. Overall, it's a decent course to work your shot accuracy.

Not a bad course, but not a terrific one either. It's wide open and straight, but better players can make it challenging. It's a driver-wedge course for anyone who can hit 290 or better. Driver placement can be required for better players to have a good approach shot, but not essential. The greens are soft enough to hold your shot. The walking twilight rate ($18) is as much as I want to pay for this course. Anything more than that and I'll play elsewhere. Overall, it's a nice for the beginner, for those who'd like a boost of confidence, and for those who don't want to wait for a tee time.

Willowick is a nice starter course with good greens. Be prepared to wait for 2 groups on hole 2. However, once you get past hole 3, the pace becomes better. The course is short and the fairways are open. It's essentially a driver-wedge course for anyone who can hit the ball over 300. The bunkers are ridiculous (huge lips, protect half the green, but pretty gritty sand) which makes the drive placement fairly important, but the greens are soft enough to hold your shot (so placement isn't essential). I usually walk at twilight (starting at 2) and pay $18. It's the only way I can justify playing this course. Overall, it's a good course for beginners, those needing a boost of confidence, and those who don't want to wait for a tee time.

I played this with some friends during a weekday special after 3pm for $29. The fairways were a little bare and brown, but the rough was fine greens were perfect & lightning fast! We were stuck behind a high school match, which made the round VERY slow, but for $29, I can't complan :) Overall, it's a great course that I would love to play often, but being a 12 handicapper I don't find the course worth the $100 price tag. For the twilight special, though, it's worth every penny :).