Harmon Golf Club

I would like to start and say many people here had zero manners. We came in the pro shop to check in and the guy had an immediate attitude. Then he proceeds to not provide us with a cart even though we had valid licenses. We shook it off and began to walk. Then we were met with terribly maintained fairways and greens. Also the tee box’s rarely had healthy grass. Many of the other golfers also had poor manners. Me and my two buddies were almost hit 5 or more times with zero warning. I would NOT recommend.

Great Golf Course - Wouldn’t recommend for a first timer as the course has some tight fairways, blind tee shots, and is very hilly. YOU WILL lose some balls. however, the par 71 is a great test to experienced players. I think its price is right. $35 for 18 and riding, although it’s 9 holes you play them different each time. The tee box conditions could use a little work, but regardless it’s a lot of fun. The course offers one par 3 and one par 5 except hole 9 can be played as a par 3. Pace of play can also be an issue but with a smaller more local course what are you gonna do. I’d recommend Harmon as a rather casual golf outing. The clubhouse workers are also a good sort. People give the course too much of a hard time, Harmon is its own breed of course :)

Staff is 10/10. Tee’d off at 4 PM yesterday, first time on the course. Fun course & it was beautiful! Would recommend and come again.

Quality of course matches price. Sort of. It’s cheap, but so is Dayton Community, and that course is in so much better shape. Fairway is eaten up by golf cart tracks filled with mud. Tee boxes are overgrown. Sand is like concrete. So on and so forth. You get what you pay for! (Fore?)

Will never golf here again. Every single time it’s something. This time they couldn’t let us play 18 holes due to having an outing they didn’t even advertise so we booked 18, drove all the way out there just to be turned away. Every time I try to golf here, it’s just a frustrating experience. It’s not the nicest course as it is so you’d think they’d at least want to keep what clientele they have. Never again.