Tee Conditions: Excellent (at time of play)
Tee Placement: Phenomenal (Very Challenging)
Tee Variations: Excellent

Course Ratings:

Course Conditions: Phenomenal
Course Design/layout: Excellent
Course Maintenance: Excellent
Course Cleanliness: Phenomenal

Hardware Ratings:

Catcher Basket Quality: Phenomenal
Catcher Basket Condition: Phenomenal
Catcher Basket Placement: Excellent
Catcher Basket Visibility: Very Good
Signage / Navigation: Very Good

Signs:
Hole Information: Excellent
Next Tee signage: Excellent
Pathway Conditions: Excellent
Directions: Good
Parking / Access: Phenomenal

This course has a lot of potentials but currently, it is very technical. Looking for smooth lines or open drives this is not the place to go, and you will likely give the course a low rating.

Being a State Park where natural preservation is foremost, this is likely why there is a reluctance to cut trees. The undergrowth in peak growing season only adds to the difficulty.

If you don't mind a course that will help improve your skills and forces you to push yourself, then this course is an A+.

As another reviewer has mentioned, finding hole one is tricky.

Shade: Phenomenal
Facilities: Excellent

Played once while on vacation had this course in the wishlist for three years. Wonderful course enjoyed the experience. Will return one day to throw again.

-Great course in a beautiful state park.
-Multiple teepads and in great condition.
-Fairly well maintained, even in the fall.
-Well shaded course.
-challenging enough course to make it enjoyable.
-perfect way to spend a few hours while camping at Hueston Woods.
-lots of slopes

-little confusing finding hole at 8.
-needs more signs and images of the holes like a few of the early ones have.
-needs better signs for the second teepad
-needs holes with wider fairways and more variety

This is an excellent course and while I was playing, I ran into the creator of the course and he was a very nice, enthusiastic, and informative man. He told me that there are big plans for the course, including maintenance and expanding the course to 27. He also told me that they are planning to create mutliple locations to switch baskets on each hole and they will change the basket placement twice in a day, which encourages multiple plays in one day.
I recommend to anyone at hueston woods, go to Miami University or live near the area. Great course

i liked the way that they had arrows leading your on your way. Without them you really cant tell the different between the fairway and trail. Serveral hole surround a huge "Ravine" and trust me, you dont want to end up in ) (Yes personal expirence)

For some reason, someone thought it would be funny to destroy the signs for the length, distance/direction of the hole signs. Dont get it.. why destroy them, your only hurting the people playing behind you..

The first hole is at the back end of the parking lot near the Lodge. Follow the lodge signs to find the course