Top Public Golf in Cincinnati, OH
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Cincinnati, Ohio area that you can play. Keep in mind that golf course rankings and popularity can change, so it’s a good idea to check current reviews and rankings for the most up-to-date information:
1. Shaker Run Golf Club
Location: 1320 Golf Club Dr, Lebanon, OH 45036
Website: Shaker Run Golf Club
2. The Vineyard Golf Course
Location: 600 Nordyke Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45255
Website: The Vineyard Golf Course
3. Glenview Golf Course
Location: 10965 Springfield Pike, Cincinnati, OH 45246
Website: Glenview Golf Course
4. California Golf Course
Location: 5924 Kellogg Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45230
Website: California Golf Course
5. Legendary Run Golf Course
Location: 915 E Legendary Run, Cincinnati, OH 45245
Website: Legendary Run Golf Course
8 Comments
1. STONELICK HILLS
2. BLUE ASH
3. SHARON WOODS
4. SHAKER RUN
5. ELKS RUN
California is lower end in the area Fairways are on top of one another.
Glenview is lower end in the area.
Legendary run is really nice (haven’t played that one yet).
Shaker run is Awesome! I highly recommend playing lakeside/meadows for 18.
The Grizzly in Mason Ohio is a phenomenal course. Best value for your dollar. Well taken care of. Pace of play is solid. LOVE the back 9.
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Legendary used to be a great course. But, it went semi-private and has a membership roll that eat up all the tee times, and they play Sssssllllloooooow. Their rangers are terrible. Pace of play is mind-numbing.
Dude…California is a goat track lol
Top in Cincy are Elks Run, Legendary Run, Stonelick, Shaker Run, Mason Golf center, Vineyard, Glenview, Mill Course.
Do you say the wrong names on purpose?
Seriously? So you haven’t actually played these courses, you misnamed courses and counties, and you’re simply making recommendations based on public comments, and then reading the slope from the scorecards? Really?