Golf Courses - Ohio

‘I told Mr Jones I liked the property, but actually I would have been tickled to death to build anything with the kind of money he was talking about.’ Pete Dye

Frustrated by increased traffic...

Formed in 1925, the Camargo Club was initially developed to provide alternate golfing facilities for members of the land-locked Cincinnati Country Club. It was later established as a separate entit...

‘I set out to build not only an outstanding golf course for every level of player, but a magnificent course for watching a tournament’ Jack Nicklaus

Co-designed by Jack Nicklaus in the prime ...

‘Inverness is a fine championship layout’ Donald Ross

The Inverness Club was formed in 1903, when a number of Toledo’s prominent businessmen financed the purchase of 80 acres of farmland a ...

Double Eagle is a small, private club developed by golfing enthusiast John H. McConnell, the founder of a multi-billion dollar steel company established back in the 1950s near the Ohio capital of C...

Located in a leafy suburb of Columbus, Ohio, the Scioto Country Club was established with the 1916 opening of its Donald Ross golf course, but made famous decades later when a young Jack Nicklaus d...

Founded by a group of prominent Clevelanders in 1921, the Canterbury Golf Club is located in the city’s eastern suburbs on a compact property blessed with plenty of natural elevation change as well...

Built after MacKenzie’s death but apparently to plans that he had left the University, the Scarlet Course at Ohio State first opened for play in 1938 but has been substantially overhauled in the de...

From the club website:

The present NCR Country Club opened in 1954, with a charming colonial ranch-style clubhouse and two distinctively different 18-hole courses, the South and the North, ...

From the club website:

The Country Club features a timeless charm that harkens back to the Golden Age of golf course architecture. Designed by William Flynn in 1930, Country provides a play...