The Golf Center at SportsOhio

My go to place for a driving range! Always crowded around 5-6pm but there's are SO many spots on the range i've never had a problem. People always leaves left over golf balls and getting a basket is decent priced too. The putting green is VERY fast but good if you want to practice

Well I decided to come here with my boyfriend for my first golf experience. My boyfriend decided this would be a first start on an actual golf course that's something manageable for a newbie like me. All the courses are par 3s which aren't too bad to start for someone who has never really played golf before on a course. The place lent me golf clubs to play golf on the 9 hole course since I didn't have any of my own. My boyfriend had his own that was given to him that he brought with him. The holes were very nice and spread out I thought. They had different lengths and varieties of which switched it up for me. It was hard because I sucked regardless. What should take 3 hits took me 6-10 hits into the hole no matter what I did. I actually ended up losing 3 different balls in the long grass. Boyfriend lost two in the grass, one over the fence and one in the pond in the second to last hole which was funny. Overall we got through the holes pretty quickly with what took me forever to get the ball into the hole. I had fun for being a newbie. I never knew this place existed so it was very interesting. Completely different from what I was used to with TopGolf. Ha. Not the same thing at all let me tell you.

Best grass tees in the area. Plenty of space. Well-kept facility. $7.50 for 50 balls. Very reasonable. Nice par 3 course too for $12! AND they sell beer

Well what can you say... Is it a driving range.... Yes. Is it a par 3 9 hole golf course....sure can. Does it have Swedish models in the buff serving colder than ice drinks.... Sadly no. Does it have several chipping and putting areas...yup. Does it have a 2 story driving range with heated boxes....you know it. Does it have real grass boxes.... ohh yea! Does it have a hot tub filled with jello AND Swedish models in the buff.... possibly, I didn't see any so I am still holding out that there is in a area I didn't see. Maybe on the 2nd story roof of the heated boxes.... The little lady and I went here last night when we were bored. It was 10 bones for a jumbo bucket that lasted about 45 min. I take that back she was done with her half in about 8 minutes. Every time she swung I prayed she wouldn't A. kill me B. Break my clubs and C. Kill someone else. She did neither and we had some fun. We went to find a putting area to work on my game and her putt-putt game. We found a couple, one was occupied with what looked to be like a class of about 40 people, the other was crazy far away and then there was the one that was empty and close by. I soon figured our why no one was on it. The green was carpet, as in putt-putt carpet. Can you guess who was pumped? The little lady was, thats who! I was like putting on concrete, very uneven and bumpy concrete. We, more like I, did not stay long on that green. Over all I'm a fan. A fun little hour date that was 10 bucks. Not too shabby!

My wife and I came here to try out FootGolf... I've heard a lot about it and some friends love the game. This experience was nowhere near as great as I was expecting. The FootGolf course is just a separate hole off to the side of each green, so you're sharing a course with golfers. The game itself is fun, but I would stay away if you want to play this game without having to deal with rude groups of 3 or more who are too busy hitting multiple tee shots on a 75 yard hole to let a couple people kick a soccer ball really quickly. We skipped two holes because there was a threesome and foursome ahead of us, starting to back up. We would've waited 20-30 minutes to play those holes. And I haven't even mentioned the almost constant fear of getting hit by an errant golf ball. I can't believe their insurance would allow this. $10 per person to play FootGolf is an okay price that I would pay at a dedicated course. This was not worth it.

It was a complete driving range. Little expensive for just hitting balls but everywhere is.

Nothing wrong with the facilities but the kid working in the shop needs an attitude adjustment. Acts as though you're putting him out of his way to buy a drink. Would have used the machine but it wasn't working. I also had my hand out for the change but he just puts it on the counter clearing knowing that my hand was there. I handed him my money and it was rude not to hand me back my change. I don't appreciate getting disrespected when all I wanted to do is buy one of their drinks that they were selling to turn a profit. If he doesn't have the energy to walk 4 steps to the cooler and then 4 steps back to the cash register, then maybe he should put an out of order sign on it or fix the broken self service machine.

I normally use another driving range, but I decided to take my son to hit since we live somewhat close. We hit a large bucket and my son wanted to get another small bucket. When I went in to purchase more balls, I was told that the automatic machines shut down at 8:30. I returned to the bay we were using and noticed someone coming out with a bucket of balls several minutes after me. There were a few golf balls that were within a golf club length of the bay, so I reached for them to give my son a few more to hit. Moments later, an employee came out and literally yelled at me for going on to the range. I apologized, and told him I just reached for them with my club, but he wouldn't let it go. I understand the liability here, but he treated me as if I was a high school kid. He could have simply said calmly, I'm sorry, sir, I know the machines are not working, but we can't have you reach for balls. He actually frightened my son and clearly was on a power trip.

Great place to spend time teaching your children the game of golf. On the par three course, u can slow down and talk the USga handbook. Golf is the only game where you report yourself for rules violations.