Golf Courses in Cincinnati
Championship layouts, city-run municipal courses, and private clubs across the metro.
6 courses
Avon Fields Golf Course
Cincinnati
The oldest municipal course west of the Alleghenies, open since 1911, and the closest full course to downtown. Short, hilly and walkable, with mature trees framing most of the fairways.
The most convenient round if you are staying downtown or in Avondale.
California Golf Course
Cincinnati
A riverside municipal course on the east side, running along the Ohio River valley near Coney Island.
Pairs with an east-side house-hunting day around Anderson Township or Mt. Washington.
Glenview Golf Course
Cincinnati
The largest of the city courses, on the north side near Glendale and Woodlawn, with plenty of room off the tee.
Handiest option if you are looking at homes around Blue Ash, Glendale or Sharonville.
Neumann Golf Course
Cincinnati
A 27-hole west-side complex, so you can play a full 18 or drop in for nine without much wait.
The 27 holes mean it absorbs a weekend crowd better than the smaller city courses.
Reeves Golf Course
Cincinnati
Flat and forgiving along the river near Lunken Airport, which makes it one of the friendlier courses in the city for a beginner.
The flattest city course, and the one to take someone learning the game.
Woodland Golf Course
Cincinnati
A compact nine on the west side, good for a quick round after work rather than a full afternoon.
Nine holes and close in, so it fits in an evening.
Green fees and hours vary by season. Always check the course website before heading out.
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