Vineyard Golf Course

Cincinnati, OH · 2.6 mi away

Legendary Run Golf Course is a daily-fee course in the eastern Cincinnati, Ohio suburb of Cincinnati (Union Township area), designed by architect Arthur Hills and opened for play in 1997. The front nine sits on about 200 acres and takes cues from Scottish links courses, with holes named for courses such as Troon and St. Andrews and six lakes worked into the layout. The back nine shifts character, running through densely wooded terrain influenced by holes at Augusta National, Winged Foot and Shinnecock Hills. The par-72 course plays to 6,936 yards from its back tees and offers four sets of tees. Legendary Run is open to the public daily, with a pro shop, grille and membership options available alongside standard green fees.

Batavia, OH · 5.8 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

California, KY · 9.7 mi away

Hickory Sticks Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-71 public course in California, Kentucky, set high above the Ohio River with rolling hills and several water hazards. It opened for play in 1998 and measures 6,148 yards from its longest tees. The course is used for daily public play as well as corporate and charity outings, and its rates are handled through a dynamic online booking system. A pro shop sells equipment and apparel, and a snack bar in the clubhouse serves food and non-alcoholic drinks, since Kentucky law prohibits bringing in outside alcohol. Practice facilities are limited to a chipping and putting green, without a driving range on site.