Roses Run Country Club

Riley Hanan 3 months ago

We had a great experience at Roses Run Golf Course! The course was great, and Ethan was especially friendly and helpful. He provided excellent customer service. We’ll definitely be back!

David Siladie 3 months ago

The course is in great shape!! It was busy but they kept the pace of play moving. Fun day. We had dinner and drinks after. Shout out to Ethan and the girls behind the bar.

chocolate cheesecake 4 months ago

Dang what happened to the prices this year!? Now the highest in the area by a mile for this caliber of a course. Will be going elsewhere where it's significantly less cost for better maintained courses I guess. Quite a shame - went like 12 times last year. I'm a business owner myself... don't think this is a good move for the future of this course 😬. Not sure what they're thinking. This place was already lighter attended than others in the area. I would guess they are going to lose a lot more business and previously faithful repeat customers than what the extra cost is going to make up for. I guess time will tell. Hopefully they make adjustments quickly - seeing a lot of complaints already in the reviews about how crazy the prices are this year for the value you get. Very sad.

Steve Smith 4 months ago

I rarely take the time to write lengthy reviews, but after my experience at Roses Run Country Club today, I feel compelled to warn anyone thinking about spending their hard-earned money here. Let’s start with the absolutely pathetic pace of play. I went out as a single and the first few holes were great…however…there was a massive logjam by the 4th hole with 4 groups actively playing the same hole! The course packs tee times way too close together just to turn a profit, with zero regard for the actual experience on the course. To make matters worse, there wasn’t a single ranger in sight to police the pace. Actually I take that back…the only time I saw the ranger was when he drove all the way out to the 4th hole to make sure I paid. I understand that playing as a single can make for a long round, however, maybe pair singles together? Every other course in NE Ohio does this with no issue. It ruins the entire rhythm of the game when you have to wait 15 minutes before every single shot. As bad as the wait was, the terrible course conditions were the real slap in the face... • The Tee Boxes: Trashed and completely uneven, making it difficult to even find a flat spot to tee up your ba

Dave Arnold a year ago

Set up a 75 man outing at Roses Run for May 31st. The owner Matt and his entire staff were more than accommodating with planning and execution. Course was in excellent shape and offered a challenge that was enjoyed by all. Definitely purchase a course booklet if it is your first time playing. Cart girls, bartenders, and staff were some of the best we ever had and food was also great! Overall the experience added to our whole trip and we will be sure to be back next year. 10/10!

Matt Moser 2 years ago

I finally had the opportunity to play at Roses Run Country Club, a course that had been on my playlist since 2023. I scored a great tee time on GolfNow for about $40 on a Sunday. First and foremost, using a golf cart is a must on this course. As a traditional walker for both 9 and 18 holes, I was initially hesitant, but the staff's insistence on using carts, especially on Sundays, made sense once I saw how spread out the course is. I was fortunate to be paired with a local who knew every slope and turn, effectively acting as my tour guide. With his help, I managed to score an 84, which I doubt I could have achieved alone without losing numerous balls. Roses Run is a gem of a course, presenting enjoyable challenges throughout. The course is pretty long, even from the white tees. Typically, I can pick out a few standout holes on a course, but here, almost every hole was amazing. The par-5 14th hole was particularly challenging and ranks as one of the toughest I've played in Northeast Ohio for some time. Roses Run Country Club, despite being a public course, gives you the feeling of playing at a private country club from the moment you start. The pro shop is excellent, and the gree

Evan Lau Edited 2 years ago

I’m not much of a golfer, so I went for the restaurant bar for lunch. The environment is soothing and staff were delightful. The server/bartender gave me some suggestions for what’s best on the menu and I decided to give Rosen Run’s Club Sandwich a try. Surprisingly, the sandwich and fries were flavoured perfectly to the point where no additional sauce or dressing was needed. The size of the meal itself could possibly be enjoyed for two people per meal. The restaurant is not only famous for its sandwiches but also drinks, wraps, and snack bar. Carry outs are also an option in case customers are running on a busy schedule. One thing to take note of is this is a cash only service and there’s no dine-in fee. All in all, Rosen Run’s restaurant & bar definitely serve as a great addition for golfers on break or anyone dining in. I would recommend any resident from Stow and Munroe Falls who haven’t came here yet to give this place a try. FYI, Rosen Run’s located next to an active airfield so you’ll definitely catch a glimpse of a plane taking off or landing anytime.

William Williams 5 years ago

We played here yesterday 4/8/21. It was our first time at this course. The staff was pleasant and covid compliant. The clubhouse was clean and comfortable for lunch. Now to the course itself, great layout and the grounds were in excellent shape. It was a windy day, but still scored well. We were getting quite a bit of roll on the fairways.