St. Albans Golf Club

St Albans is the first golf course where I ever played 18 holes of golf when I first started playing golf. As such, I have fond memories of St Albans and it's still one of my favorite courses.St Albans has some challenging holes (#10 - a long downhill, #15 - a short par 3 and #17 which goes forever) but, overall, it's a very friendly course and is not too intimidating for those of us who don't usually break 100. The course is scenic; it has some hilly holes and some relatively flat holes; there's plenty of water and not much in the way of sand traps or bunkers.The staff in the clubhouse is great - friendly and efficeint. And, the cost of 18 holes is pretty reasonable.

Honestly only golf this course a few times a year if I'm lucky and usually enjoy my round here however this last outing the club house wasn't to kind. We were just a twosome and was simply trying to golf the back nine. We were crossing over at 6:40 in august were sunset isn't till 8:48 and the clubhouse was only letting walkers out. Didn't make any sense from a business aspect. Just lost $50 for the evening and sure won't be rushing to come play here. Good thing there is another course right down the road that we are able to keep on playing.

Although this is a country course it has been in near excellent shape all year long. Played again in mid-September and in best shape of the year. You'll find it a very playable course and a tad on the easy side - nothing wrong with that !

I have played this course several times and really enjoy it. It isn't are very hard course (which is good for me) but it is always in very nice condition. The staff are always very friendly and they have a great special on Mondays for 18 holes with a cart for only $20. Definitely one of my favorite courses in the greater Columbus area.

Beautiful day for golf today!! Friendly staff! Today, the course was in better shape than the last course I played in Hilton Head! Bunkers were nice and well kept. Greens were in very good condition.