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Aston Oaks Golf Club is perched atop rolling hills that overlook the Ohio River Valley. The Jack Nicklaus Design Group created the course, which sits on the former land of President William Henry Harrison. Although his presidency was short lived, traces of his legacy in Ohio can be seen throughout the golf course. Each hole was carefully carved from stands of mature white oak, hickory, and other native hardwoods. The course is tight and demanding with fast greens and plenty of elevation changes. The abundance of trees really characterizes the course. Between the 10th tee and the 11th green, there is a giant Buckeye tree that is the largest in the state. With all of the trees lining the fairways there was hardly a need to add bunkers, but there are some incorporated along the greensides that help to define some holes.
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Conditions3.3
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Value3.7
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Layout4.5
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Friendliness4.3
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Pace3.8
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Amenities4.2
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Golfer Reviews
Nice course, a little beat up
Great challenging layout. Only course that I’ve pulled a pitching wedge off the tee on a par 5. Course is in fair shape, just seems beat up from excessive play. 5.5 hour round on a Wednesday morning. Overall a decent experience but won’t go out of my way to play it again
Greens with a lot of ball marks and most of the greens were pretty hard
Wasn't able to finish all 18
First time coming here and had a terrible experience. I was only able to play 15 holes and that took over 5 and half hours. Just on the back 9 alone, the average time for the group in front of me to finish a hole was 35 minutes. Have to do a better job of enforcing pace of play because with the experience I had I will not be coming back to pay full price and not be able to even finish the course.
Excellent round of golf.
We played Aston Oaks on a beautiful May Day this year. Despite heavy rains recently the course was in excellent condition. A prior review noted some spotty areas on the tees but these were a minor issue. The fairways were green lush and beautiful. The course is remarkable for its extreme elevation, changes and fascinating holes. The greens are a little rough and slow but again I think that’s due to the recent rains and inability to really cut them down to their normal state.
Not worth the money
Fairways in bad shape, too pricey for poor course conditions
Fall golf
Overall the course was in excellent condition following a busy summer. Few leafy areas but you must expect it in the fall. Great round of golf and the carts were very nice and speedy. Enjoyable round and recommended.
Nice layout a little wet
I understand the difficulties of keeping courses going with the lack of rain but a lot of areas were overwatered and difficult to play .
Front 9
I have played here for years and never seen the front 9 in terrible shape. Fairways completely trashed missing grass and a swamp with no rain for days.
Run Down
Place is just flat out in bad shape. Fairways have weeds everywhere, tons of bare / dirt spots on the fairways and greens. I do love the course layout generally, but for the price you can play tons of better courses in the area.
Under Reconstruction
Course is in terrible shape, some fairways have new sod throughout, many are cart path only all the time, wet without rain (overwatered). Spoke with staff the extreme heat and torrential rains destroyed much of the course. I expect it will be a year to recover.
