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Reeves Golf Course

3.9· 102 reviews
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3.9/ 5

Based on 102 reviews

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Zak Bittinger
Reviews 1

Nice, fairly well-maintained course, not too challenging, but still a public city course. Everyone is very friendly. Nice putting greens and driving range. Nice parks all around with running trails. Just the price can be a little high at times for even a simple 9 holes walking.

Jim Meerpohl
Reviews 1

My Dad worked at the driving range for extra $ in late 40's. Dad picked up a couple of broken clubs out of the trash and on his own time repaired them for our use as kids, with short shafts, etc. Plus a bucket of "smiling golf balls". When we took a Sunday drive from Fairfield in summer of 56 to cruise River Road, Dad stopped in to see his old work mates at the driving range. I was 7 years old, followed him in the range office.and when looking at the clubs remarked quite loud, "Dad, these clubs say City of Cincinnati just like the ones we have at home". Boy did I embarrass dear old Dad. Mom laughed and said well what do you expect , the boy can read.

donald ross
Reviews 1

Have played course 6 times this month, the grounds superintendent should get big raise, course is in great playing condition. The staff is great. Only thing from keeping a 5 is that we have been behind 6somes and 8somes, when made aware staff did take care of it. Love this course just weekends sometimes difficult.

Andrew H
Reviews 1

Its better than nothing, but if you think a bit longer drive to another course is too much, it is not. The driving range is a driving range. The course isn't in good condition. For any semi serious golfer I would head up to Sharon Woods instead, or another Hamilton County course. The prices are either similar or cheaper. The course only has convenience on its side. It is okay for practicing, but still we all know it doesn't take much to mess up your swing, so it's not worth it trying to take a divot in clay. Also once you play it twice the holes all look the same, any landscaping company could take a piece of flat land and construct this golf course. Tall grass is a boring hazard, and thats about the majority of what you'll see.

Charles FdL
Reviews 1

Very nice course, with a simple design that will probably please beginners. Overall flat, so walking is really an option, and you won't lose many balls as its wide fairways are pretty forgiving for the most part. I go there pretty often and I would recommend that you check it out. They have a driving range, a 9 holes par 3 course, and three practice putting/chipping greens.

Michael Albert
Reviews 1

Awful, poor mgmnt, everytime I give them a chance they are shut down or not functioning for one reason or another. Always head to Avon fields after being disappointed and have a great day. Been turned away 5 times this season on relatively slow week days. Starting to doubt that Im just unlucky.

Shaun Rankin
Reviews 1

Good easier course and friendly staff. I like that there aren't any water hazards to lose balls in! Cart paths need maintenance in several areas. Overall a pretty good value for the money. Seniors save $5 off, and you can bring in your own drinks and snacks.

Randall Crow
Reviews 1

Unnecessarily rude. Went to watch our daughter play in her school match. Clerk at the pro shop was very inconsiderate and rude in explaining that parents can t rent a cart to follow. Not only is the policy dumb, but the clerk aggressively pushing it across the counter shows lack of professionalism and thinking. Never coming here again. Low brow and not worth the attitude you get to play here.

Larry Childs
Reviews 1

This place made me question the saying: a bad day on the course is better than a good day at work especially when we made the turn to loop the course for a second 18, and they informed us we needed to take our clubs off the carts (we were two 4somes on a golf outing ) because they were OUT OF CARTS! Uggh! The planes buzzing us on our backswing were an added bonus.

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About Reeves Golf Course

Visit Cincinnati Recreation Commission Golf Courses - Avon Fields, California, Glenview, Neumann, Reeves and Woodland - located in Cincinnati, Ohio. We have something for everyone!

Reeves Golf Course: A Golfer's Paradise in Cincinnati, Ohio

If you're a golf enthusiast looking for a challenging yet enjoyable course to play on, look no further than Reeves Golf Course. Located in Cincinnati, Ohio, Reeves is one of the six golf courses owned and operated by the Cincinnati Recreation Commission (CRC). With its lush greenery and well-maintained fairways and greens, Reeves offers an exceptional golfing experience that caters to players of all skill levels.

History of Reeves Golf Course

Reeves Golf Course was established in 1962 and has since been a favorite among local golfers. The course was named after William P. Reeves, who served as the CRC's director from 1937 to 1955. Over the years, the course has undergone several renovations to improve its facilities and enhance its overall appeal.

Course Layout

The par-71 course spans over 6,200 yards with four sets of tees that cater to players of different skill levels. The front nine holes are relatively flat with wide fairways while the back nine holes are more challenging with narrow fairways and undulating greens. Water hazards come into play on several holes adding an extra layer of difficulty for players.

Facilities at Reeves Golf Course

Reeves Golf Course boasts excellent facilities that cater to both seasoned golfers and beginners alike. The clubhouse features a pro shop stocked with top-of-the-line equipment from leading brands such as Titleist, Callaway, TaylorMade among others. There is also a snack bar where you can grab refreshments before or after your round.

For those looking to improve their game or learn how to play golf altogether can take advantage of lessons offered by PGA professionals at affordable rates.

Tournaments & Events

Reeves Golf Course hosts several tournaments throughout the year including charity events such as "Golf for Kids' Sake" which raises funds for Big Brothers Big Sisters organization in Greater Cincinnati area.

Membership Options

If you're a frequent golfer looking for great value for money then consider becoming a member at any one of CRC's six courses including Reeves Golf Course. Membership options include annual passes which give unlimited access to all six courses or monthly passes which offer flexibility if you don't plan on playing regularly throughout the year.

Conclusion

In conclusion, if you're looking for an exceptional golfing experience in Cincinnati then look no further than Reeves Golf Course - one of CRC's premier courses offering excellent facilities catering to players of all skill levels along with affordable membership options making it accessible for everyone!