Dayton Golf
Golf Courses in Dayton
14 courses · 11 open to the public
14 courses
Municipal27 holes · Par 72Yankee Trace Golf Club
Centerville
Design: Gene Bates & Matt Swanson
Voted Best Golf Course in Dayton for 20+ consecutive years and ranked Top 50 municipal course in the U.S. Three 9-hole courses create multiple championship combinations from 7,100 yards.
The Heritage/Legend combo is the premier layout. Book tee times online — weekends fill fast.
Municipal36 holes · Par 71Community Golf Club
Dayton
Design: Alex Campbell (1919)
Dayton's historic 36-hole municipal facility on land donated in 1918. The Hills course hosted the U.S. Amateur Public Links in 1924. Rolling terrain, elevated tees, and great value.
Best value in Dayton. Two full 18-hole courses — great for beginners and regulars alike.
Public18 holes · Par 72Pipestone Golf Club
Miamisburg
Design: Arthur Hills (1992)
Known for the best greens in the Miami Valley. Rolling fairways with 100+ feet of elevation change, undulating bentgrass greens, and a 4-star Golf Digest rating. One of the top daily-fee courses in Ohio.
The 1818 Grill is excellent for post-round dining. Indoor simulators available in winter.
Municipal9 holes · Par 36Mound Golf Course
Miamisburg
Design: Alex Campbell (1938)
Charming 9-hole course situated atop a bluff overlooking Miamisburg and the Miami Valley, adjacent to the historic Indian Mound State Park. Lush fairways and a quaint clubhouse with outdoor patio.
Perfect for a quick round or beginners. The views from the bluff are some of the best in the area.
Municipal18 holes · Par 71Cassel Hills Golf Course
Vandalia
Design: Scruggs & Hammonds / Craig Schreiner (1974)
4-star Golf Digest rated municipal course with massive 6,000 sq ft average greens and links-style front nine. Solid challenge for all skill levels with certified instructors on staff.
Those enormous greens can be deceptive — three-putts are common for first-timers.
Public18 holes · Par 72Jamaica Run Golf Course
Germantown
Memorable public course with small elevated greens and a signature par-5 18th hole featuring a pond and dramatic fairway drop. One of the best values in Montgomery County.
Great value — 18 holes with cart under $35. The par-5 18th is one of the most memorable finishing holes in the area.
Public18 holes · Par 72Graywolf Golf Club
Clayton
Design: Chi-Chi Rodriguez & Denis Griffiths (1999)
A big, bold 7,223-yard daily-fee course designed by Chi-Chi Rodriguez. Bentgrass fairways and greens, new clubhouse, annual memberships available. One of the longer public tracks in the region.
Play from the appropriate tees — 7,223 from the tips is a serious test. Great course for low handicappers.
Public18 holesMeadowbrook at Clayton
Clayton
Historic, tree-lined course in Clayton with scenic settings and magnificently shaded fairways. A local favorite for golfers looking for a classic, peaceful round.
Public18 holes · Par 71WGC Golf Course
Xenia
Design: Jack Kidwell & Mike Hurdzan
Voted #1 Course in Greene County. Built in the 1920s and now fully public, with lush ryegrass fairways, five sets of tees on most holes including family tees. Fun for all skill levels.
Five tee options including family tees make this perfect for mixed groups and juniors.
Public18 holes · Par 72Jasper Hills Golf Club
Xenia
Reopened in 2022 after full restoration (formerly Sebastian Hills). Challenging rolling terrain, brand-new GPS carts, concrete cart paths, and a full-service restaurant and bar with outdoor seating.
Feels brand new since the 2022 restoration. The outdoor bar patio is a great spot post-round.
Public27 holesBeechwood Golf Course
Arcanum
27-hole facility in a beautiful rural setting with three distinct 9-hole courses (Woodland, Creekside, Lakeview) that can be combined into three different 18-hole rounds. Great for a day trip.
Three very different nines — try a different combination each visit. Great escape from the suburbs.
Private18 holes · Par 71NCR Country Club (South Course)
Kettering
Design: Dick Wilson (1954)
One of Ohio's finest private clubs and #68 on Golfweek's Top 100 Classic Courses. Has hosted the 1969 PGA Championship and 1986 U.S. Women's Open. Members and guests only.
Members and guests only — but worth knowing about if you're building a network in Dayton.
Private18 holes · Par 73Country Club of the North
Beavercreek
Design: Jack Nicklaus Signature Design (1993)
The only Jack Nicklaus Signature Design course in the Miami Valley, routed along the Little Miami River. A stunning private club and one of the most prestigious courses in Ohio.
Members and guests only — one of the best-kept secrets in Dayton golf.
Private18 holes · Par 71Dayton Country Club
Dayton
Design: Donald Ross (1897)
Historic Donald Ross design dating to 1897 — one of the oldest and most prestigious clubs in Dayton. Classic Ross greens, indoor teaching facility, and short game practice areas.
Members and guests only. One of the most historically significant golf clubs in Ohio.
Green fees and hours vary by season. Always check the course website before heading out.