Best Golf Courses in Ohio
9 ranked courses in Ohio
All nine Ohio courses in this guide are private, and all nine are parkland. Camargo Club in Indian Hill ranks highest: a Seth Raynor design completed by Charles Banks. Inverness Club in Toledo is a Donald Ross course restored by Andrew Green, and it has hosted the US Open, the PGA Championship and the Solheim Cup. Scioto Country Club in Columbus is another Ross, from 1916, with the US Open, the Ryder Cup and the PGA Championship on its record. Muirfield Village in Dublin is Jack Nicklaus's 1974 course, host of the Ryder Cup and the Presidents Cup and a PGA Tour venue. The Golf Club in New Albany is Pete Dye's 1967 design. Canterbury Golf Club in Beachwood, Herbert Strong's 1921 course, has hosted the US Open and the PGA Championship. Firestone Country Club in Akron was built by Bert Way in 1929 and redesigned by Robert Trent Jones in 1960; it is the one club here where non-members can play through stay-and-play packages with on-site accommodation. Hyde Park in Cincinnati and Springfield Country Club in Springfield are both Ross designs, from 1909 and 1922. At the others, play is for members and their guests.
— Top 9 Rankings
Top 9 Best Golf Courses in Ohio
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About Golf Courses in Ohio
Columbus is the densest trip: Scioto in Columbus, The Golf Club in New Albany and Muirfield Village in Dublin. Cincinnati pairs Hyde Park with Camargo in Indian Hill. Beachwood (Canterbury) and Akron (Firestone) fit together in the northeast, while Toledo (Inverness) and Springfield are separate stops.
- Ranked courses
- 9
- Course styles
- parkland 9
- Access
- private 9
- Opened
- 1909–1974
- Playable without membership
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