Royal Crest Golf Club

Dave W 2 months ago

A Hidden Gem with One of the Best Rangers Around Royal Crest has become one of my favorite places to play in Northeast Ohio. The course is always in great shape, offers a fun layout that rewards smart golf, and is affordable enough that you can come back again and again. Whether you’re trying to break 90 or just enjoy a round with friends, this is a place you’ll want in your regular rotation. What truly sets Royal Crest apart, though, is Mike, the course ranger. Mike is a Vietnam veteran who genuinely loves the game and cares about every golfer having a great experience. He doesn’t need fancy technology or a tablet—just a clipboard, years of experience, and an incredible understanding of course flow. When he saw league play was going to slow everyone down, he proactively started our group on the back nine at Hole 16. That simple decision kept us moving, let us enjoy our round without waiting on every shot, and probably saved us well over an hour. That’s the kind of attention to detail you only get from someone who truly understands golf and wants everyone to enjoy it. You can tell Mike isn’t just working a job—he’s taking care of golfers. Those little decisions often go unnotic

Google User 4 months ago

Good course, very packed. Ranger was doing his best to mive play along still took 4 hours and 45 minutes. Course was in good shape people in the clubhouse were excellent.

Andrew Norris 4 months ago

Very fun, shot the best round i ever did, the course was nice. The only problem i had was in the pro shop there was an older lady who was stubborn and rude to me and my buddy, also took money from me when paying for the round. Everyone else was nice and caring though.

Steve Adams 4 years ago

I played only the back 9 and from the greeter outright staring at me the entire time I tee'd off being unsettling, to the course being in dreadful shape with areas everywhere that were just exposed clay, to there being no discernable difference between the rough and the fairway you also add on them burning green leaves and branches covering half the course in thick smoke ultimately led to the worst golfing experience I have had the displeasure of paying for. Find a different course and give this one a hard pass.

Thomas Bowen 5 years ago

A convenient easy to get to course that has huge greens almost no water carries and is well maintained. The greens are huge and a little slow. Our group had a hard time getting to the hole. Many of our our putts were left well short as well as our chips as the greens were raised. If the chip did not get on the green quickly it would end up well short of the hole. The clubhouse is a reconverted barn and the beers are overpriced.