About this course
Chenoweth Golf Course is a public 18-hole facility in Akron, Ohio, with a par of 71. The course was designed by architect Rick Todd and opened for play in 1993. Chenoweth features a regulation layout with bent grass greens and fairways set amidst scenic surroundings. The design incorporates natural contours, water hazards, and strategically placed sand traps to challenge seasoned players and newcomers alike. Mature trees and well-groomed fairways define the playing corridors, offering an exhilarating experience for golfers in Northeast Ohio.
Type
Parkland
Region
Midwest
Holes
18
Par
72
LooperScore
69.7
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Chenoweth Golf Course, by true distance.
Mayfair Country Club
Uniontown, OH · 2.4 mi away
Mayfair Country Club is a public course in Uniontown, near Akron. The 18-hole layout plays over rolling terrain, a classic course that serves the Akron area.
Raintree Country Club
Uniontown, OH · 2.9 mi away
Raintree Golf and Event Center in Green, near Uniontown, opened in 1992 as a Brian Huntley design. The City of Green bought it in 2018 and runs it as a public course. It covers about 180 acres of rolling ground and plays 6,748 yards from the back tees, with a 129 slope. The greens, tees and fairways are bent grass, ponds and streams come into play now and then, and the bunkers were recently renovated. It has a range with grass and mat tees, a chipping green and an event center.
Good Park Golf Course
Akron, OH · 9.0 mi away
J.E. Good Park Golf Course, known locally as "The Park," is a municipal course in West Akron, Ohio, about three miles from downtown and bordering Interstate 77. It was designed in 1924 by Bertie Wey, who also designed the South course at nearby Firestone Country Club. The par-71 layout runs 6,683 yards from its longest tees across 180 acres of tree-lined, gently rolling fairways with well-placed bunkers that reward accuracy over length. The course is easy to walk, with a small pro shop and an upstairs restaurant overlooking the ninth green. It is city-operated and open to the public, hosting local events such as the Summit County Amateur Championship.
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