Snow Hill Country Club

Lebanon, OH · 27 mi away

Shaker Run Golf Club is located in Warren County, Ohio, near Lebanon, about 30 minutes north of Cincinnati and 20 minutes south of Dayton. The original 18 holes, known as Woodlands and Lakeside, were designed by Arthur Hills and opened in 1979. A third nine, the Meadows, designed by Michael Hurdzan and Dana Fry, was added in 1999, bringing the club to 27 holes total. The course features bentgrass fairways, tees and greens, with water hazards in play on 14 holes and a 135-acre lake bordering parts of the property. Shaker Run is open to public play and has hosted events including the 1998 Ohio Amateur Championship and the 2005 U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship. The clubhouse includes a restaurant and event spaces used for weddings and outings, in addition to golf operations.

Centerville, OH · 30 mi away

The Golf Club at Yankee Trace sits on about 150 acres in Centerville, a suburb south of Dayton, Ohio, within a natural preserve along Yankee Street. The city-owned facility opened its first 18 holes in the spring of 1995, with a third nine added in 2002, giving the property 27 holes across three nine-hole courses: Heritage, Vintage and Legend. All three nines were designed by architect Gene Bates, who returned in 2002 to route the additional holes through the surrounding community. The layout combines rolling terrain with water features and bunkering typical of a modern daily-fee course, with multiple tee sets for a range of abilities. Yankee Trace is a public course operated by the City of Centerville, with a large clubhouse for dining and events. Golfers can play any of the three nines in different 18-hole combinations, and the course is open year round with seasonal hour changes.

Batavia, OH · 30 mi away

The Golf Club at Stonelick Hills sits on wooded acreage in Clermont County near Batavia, Ohio, southeast of Cincinnati, and opened for full play in the mid 2000s. The layout is routed through heavily forested hills and winds around several ponds and lakes, with two closing par fives that sweep in around a lake near the clubhouse. Home sites border only a couple of wooded holes and stay out of view from the golfer, keeping the course feeling secluded rather than surrounded by development. Stonelick Hills operates as a daily fee public course with a full golf shop and clubhouse that also hosts weddings, outings and banquets. It plays to par 72 across 18 holes and is open to any golfer who books a tee time.

Last verified 2026-09-17