Cedarville University

@levernier99

3

Overall good. Signage is missing on 6,7, and 8.

@cedricyoder51

43

Pretty solid course. Almost all open holes with lots of distance if you’re playing from the long tees. Baskets aren’t great and rough is pretty bad but a fun course to play

@irbium1

39

Great course. Long

@thannah1029

11

Cool course

@jameycraver

9

Great course for new/amateur players.

@workman0

15

Back nine needs cleaned up a little bit

@jecaballes18

80

Not a lot of shot variance on the back 9 and a few of the signs aren’t in the ground anymore

@joejeffries

You gotta walk across the road to get to the back 9. Fun little course tho. If it’s windy at all good luck. Bullfrog enthusiasts beware, there’s none.

@douglowe

82

Pros - Well kept course. Freshly mowed. Cons - Boring. The only variety is the hole length, which on shorts is 110-550 feet. Other than that it’s just wide open shots. Also, almost zero shade. I’d stay away on a hot day. Lastly, you have to walk across a state route to get to/back from the back 9.

@averysucks

2

Nice course but they’re are a lot of ticks in some areas

@jgram7

Fun course front 9 easier and more technical with trees back 9 wide open tall grass areas but alot of fun. Concrete pads x2 every throw

@mcribizbak

35

Very opened course. Brutal in the wind. Can be confusing without UDisc

@conley39

162

Good upkeep. Holes across the road are a bit boring unless windy. Front 9 is really fun. Unfortunately with some many other better courses near by this one for me gets passed by.

@jesseat

Watch for holes in the grass fields

@indyophtho

Great shape, the long tees are aptly named

@lazarus99

44

Decent for a university course...fun on the longs if you have a big arm

@joshporter

61

Great conditon, well kept with a good variety of shots from any layout you choose. Will return for sure

@dhilt72

42

Played the back nine. Good driver practice

@msouth71

Fun course, not much shade

@georgeisnumber2

41

Very well kept, concrete tee pads are nice. Good for big arms from long teepads. Wind is usually blowing making it tougher, not much of the course is in woods. Keep your eye on your disc on back 9, tall grass will eat your disc.