Foxfire Golf Club - The Players Club
Foxfire Golf Club boasts 36 holes of championship golf, the Foxfire and the Players Club. The Players Club was added in 1993.The layout is a deft combination of traditional American golf and traditional British links design that provides the perfect complement to the original.
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Winding Hollow
Tucked away in the woods, Winding Hollow enjoys a secluded setting of rolling hills and mature woodlands. The golf course is an Arthur Hills design that demands both accuracy and skill. Long fairways and challenging greens characterize the course.
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Glenross Golf Club
Glenross Golf Club seamlessly blends elements of traditional design with more modern features. Formerly known as Tanglewood Golf Course, five new holes were added in an extensive renovation. The original 13 holes were also redesigned from tee to green.
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Cumberland Trail Golf Course
Cumberland Trail Golf Club is a par-72, Championship layout course that was designed by the Hurdzan/Fry Design team in the year 2000. The golf course offers five different sets of tees tipping it to over 7,200 yards providing an equal challenge for any golfer.
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Westchester Golf Course
Westchester Golf Course is known for its playability, which is further enhanced by five sets of tees that accommodate all skill levels. There are six lakes throughout the course and numerous waste areas filled with wildflowers and native grasses but sand is a more prominent element of the design.
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New Albany Links Golf Club
New Albany Links Golf Club sprawls across gently rolling hills covered with meandering creeks, mature trees, and native grasses and wetlands. There are also a number of lakes throughout that come into play on several holes. The golf course is a fair challenge but it prides itself on its playability.
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Royal American Links
Royal American Links pays homage to the birthplace of golf, the seaside links of Scotland, an inspiration also reflected in the architecture of the clubhouse. The course was created in the traditional link-style but with added features not typical of the classic design including water coming into play on nearly every hole.
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Darby Creek Golf Course
Formerly home to the Ohio Orchard Company, four cherry trees still mark the entrance to Darby Creek Golf Course. The unique layout has two distinctly different nines. The course starts with a windswept link-style nine accented by native grasses and sand bunkers, providing an excellent representation of Scottish tradition.
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