Kestrel Ridge Golf Course

I played nine. Course is cut through flat farmland, with some subdivision housing surrounding parts of it. Holes were mostly straight, there was maybe one hole where I couldn't see the flag from the tee. Lack of irrigation made it seem like a links course. Crabgrass abounds in the bunkers, fairways full of bare dead spots, hard greens. Lots of little hills along with clover in the rough areas to frustrate finding a shot that isn't in the fairway. Not many mature trees in play, water wasn't a factor.
Nice building, good friendly staff, beverage cart was a welcome sight.

The course was in better shape than I was expecting for such a low price. The new owners have plans to renovate. The greens were in great shape, tee boxes were good, fairways and bunkers need some work but did not take away from a great day of golf! Half hour from Madison--this might be my new weekend golf club since it's such a great deal. I chatted up a couple of the employees and everyone was really nice and accommodating.

Front nine in great shape. Can’t say the same for a few holes in the back nine. I can understand high water but these fairways were nothing but weeds. After two holes it clears and is nice. 15-18 across the road are a nice finish. Clean up the early back nine and this gets another star

Had a wonderful Mother’s day brunch at Kestrel Ridge. Chef Joe’s food was delicious and enjoyed by the whole family. Looking forward to future events there! Their lunch menu is also very good. Another great option for lunch in Columbus.

I have been to Kestrel Ridge several times since the new owners took over this year, including the Mother's day brunch this weekend. They had a wonderful selection to choose from. It was by far the best brunch I've been to. Brandy slush, mimosas and the home-made mac n cheese were my favorites. Great bar food downstairs as well. I might even take some golf lessons.