Meadowood Golf Club

This was the first time I played this course. The holes are not numbered so it does get confusing if you’ve never played the course. At one point you pass a hole and then come back to it later. If it wasn’t for following another group of golfers I would’ve been lost. I did shoot the best game ever on this course and I would play It again, it’s just a lack of signs that makes it frustrating.

Other than the greens being OK, the rest of the course was in pretty bad condition .

Not the best course conditions but still a very fun round for the price.

This was the second round of golf I’d ever played, the first also being Meadowood. It’s a good beginners course, cheap green fee makes it more palatable to go out and learn.

I believe that the staff at meadow wood targeted my cousin and I and then when we were rained out after only 7 holes of play was rudely refused any even thought of a rain check and I am really upset.

I play it All the time and this year they are really taking care of it!!!

Pace of play was extremely slow, almost 3 hours for 9 holes. Groups were cutting in front of us and in front of the group behind. Staff didn’t do anything about it, rather they said we know it happens.

We quit after 9 holes. Went inside to tell the staff and they had no care in the world. Will not be returning.

This is a 9 hole course (not 18). The holes are tightly built next to each other, so if you miss, you'll likely be in another fairway. The conditions were pretty good considering the low budget feel. The greens were in great shape though, so I commend the keepers for that. There were several ponds, which definitely made this a better than average low budget course. The 8th and especially the 9th hole were the most memorable. If you go for the green on this par 4, you have to hit about 230 yards to carry a pond directly in front of the green or if you are very accurate, you can hit a very slim shot to the left of the pond, but more than 30 yards to the left and you are in trees. If you lay up, its about 150 yards to the water. It was a fun hole. I would recommend going for it with a cheap ball just for fun.
I can see this course as being fun for locals. It's perfect for walking. You really don't need a cart.

If you are out for fun and don't care too much about the conditions or tight layout, I would recommend at least trying it once.

First off, the staff is great and friendly. They make you feel very welcomed when you come in. I took my 7y old son out for a quick 18. The course is very simple in its layout. Great for beginners and kids. Not to say it’s not challenging still. The greens are smaller and roll slower than most which makes it difficult to get a true read on the put. It’s a fun place to play and would recommend this over mindlessly waking balls at a driving range.

I had played here twice before but I don't remember the course being in such good condition. There is good variations between holes, it's fun.

Wide open fairways, VERY forgiving and not busy on a Sunday (probably because NFL) so it was very relaxing with no feeling of being rushed. I will definitely be back.

The staff was friendly but had no clue how golfnow works. They charged me at the course and charged my card. So I paid double what I thought. For the original price it would be a very excellent deal.

Friendly staff, facilities clean, wish they had better cart path. We'll be back.

Last , I use play course weekly. The greens were pock marked, missing the grass, and hard Astroturf. Tee box, it's so hard to get tee . I had to pour water on the ground to get a start! So I started other courses.

Had a friend who was interested in learning golf. So I took her here. Wide fairways not too hard. Hole 3, I'm 170 yards out, so i used a 7 iron. Towering shot, It hit front of the green bounced 20 feet over the trees in back and landed on the cart path...on the other side of the next fairway!

Fairway is non existent. Cannot differentiate from the rough. Or there is no grass and you're hitting off hard dirt. Told my friend, on a REAL golf course, there's grass. On a REAL golf course there are greens that actually hold the ball. It was her FIRST time on a course and she says there HAS to be a better course.
The 8th tee box had absolutely no grass!!

Found out this course is owned by the same people who run Elks Run, and Northern Kentucky GC as well. If they were GM, Elk's Run would Cadillac, NKGC would Buick and Meadowood would be the broken down Chevy on blocks.
Head over to another course...