The Grover Cleveland Golf Course offers an affordable and enjoyable golfing experience for both seasoned and beginner players. With $18 green fees, this walkable course provides good value. The layout is very bland, with most holes being straight, and course conditions are not the greatest, with greens that are not the best. While some reviews mention that the course can be a bit overpriced compared to nearby courses like Ivy Ridge, Diamond Hawk, and Glen Oak, the walking price is considered more fair. The course is suitable for beginners or those looking to walk 9 or 18 holes for exercise. The greens can be challenging, with some featuring significant inclines, but overall the course is well-maintained. The clubhouse staff are generally pleasant, though some have noted occasional issues with customer service. The 9-hole course is not near the clubhouse or parking lot; players need to play through the 11th hole to finish their game. The historical significance of the course, which hosted the U.S. Open in 1912, adds to its charm. Overall, the Grover Cleveland Golf Course is a good option for a fun and affordable round of golf in the Buffalo area.
