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Great grass, even in March.

Mohawk is not very well marked for distance. There are small markers but locals have a definite advantage.

There's a step-down of grass length around the greens with a wide berm and often a second cut before the fairway. This gives a links-style feel.

Weak Bladder Alert. The course winds through an apartment complex and there are no restroom facilities (or even thick bushes) on the course.

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7/29/02 - I love this course. I play it quite frequently and enjoy it every time. The greens are somewhat ball marked, but fairways are great and as long as you can keep your ball out of the heavy rough you will have a great time. - Cru

5/30/01 - Not too busy, as is usually the case during the weekdays. This is a pretty good course, typically in good shape, both fairways and greens. While it's a 9-holer, you can play it twice, from different tees to make a pretty good 18 hole round. The par 3s especially play much differently from the different tees, e.g., #8 (#17) played about 170 from the whites, and 204 from the blues. Plays a bit harder than it looks like it should, at least for me. I agree it seems overpriced considering you could walk a full round of 18 at Sahm for only a little more than Mohawk charges for 9, or 18 at Eagle Creek for about what they charge for 18 - this is a good course, but it's not Eagle Creek. I used to live in the adjoining apartment complex, where residents are (or at least were when I was there) allowed to play for free on weekdays - maybe that just spoiled me for paying anything at all to play here. - John Nixon

This one of the best kept secret courses in Hamilton county. The fairways are always in excellent condition and the greens are well kept. The price is a little high for a 9 hole course, but worth the money for such a well kept course. I have played at Mohawk for 5 or so years and it is always enjoyable. - Steve