Aston Oaks Golf Club

The layout was very good. A lot of variety and the holes never seem the same. A lot of holes were just easy on the eye and although its located within a subdivision there are enough trees on holes to make it secluded. The greens had just been aerated but it still was a great experience and I can't wait to go back.

Our round started with fog, ended with pouring rain and was still a great time. Favorite round I ever played. Can't wait to play it with ideal conditions.

Two fairways had been resodded due to vandalism. Gorgeous course. Lots of elevation changes and trees. Really nice greens. A+ all the way.

a little to crowed for me felt like i was rushed buy golfers behind us this was a week day

Played the course in late November it was in great shape. Love the layout. And it's always fun with GPS in the cart.

Really nice course as expected from a Jack course. Only complaint would be the idiots in front of us who obviously didn't care if they got their round in before darkness. We were the second to last group and if we didn't have that group to deal with we could have been done 45-60 minutes quicker. They found it perfectly acceptable to look 5 minutes for balls, and also to not play 'ready golf'. They also hit from a set of back tees and I guarantee you that none of them broke 100. And one guy took 10 seconds before starting his swing over each and every shot. REALLY DUDE?!? Wow... The main problem is that there were no marshalls on the course. All it would take is one Marshall to solve that problem.

We played on a Sunday morning hoping to miss the rush. The course actually put us out in front of a small group outing to keep us from waiting. The first nine was a little slow. We followed a twosome who was held up by a slower threesome. The problem came after we made the turn. We proceeded to follow a family of four who had no clue. We waited for 5-10 minutes over every shot. We were never asked to play through. Overall the round took 5 hours. There were no rangers out to keep them moving.

Course was in good condition despite the somewhat recent aeration. There was an outing going on and my round was slowed considerably by that fact. There are enough elevation changes in the course that require different shots while using the same club. You have to think a little and not just blast the driver as accuracy is at a premium on a number of holes.

Management will pull out all the stops to make sure the customers enjoy the golf experience to the fullest. With upgraded GPS in carts, electric carts, and a great course the experience is always one of the best in Cincinnati.

I'll go back time and time again and enjoy this beautiful scenic track.

I really like this course. It's challenging and the elevation changes make you doubt your club selection from time to time, which I consider a good thing. While mostly in good condition, some of the fairways could use some work. Also, I prefer walking courses and this place is cart only, mainly, I would think, because the holes are really spread out. But even with the cart, a surprising number of holes are cart-path only, which is annoying. The GPS in the carts is pretty rad.

Being local, I have played Aston hundreds of times. This was by far the worst shape this course I have seen. It has been wet out and it was not cart path only. My biggest complaint was that when they cut the fairways they didn't bag any of the clippings. There were some fairways they looked completely dead due to the fact there was so many clippings left behind on every hole! The fairways were also very poorly cut. There were numerous lines that were twice as long as the cut next to it. I paid $45 to play and I felt like I should have paid $20.

It was a tough course with quick greens, there were a few rough holes but its not bad if you have a cart

I was playing Memorial Day weekend so some slow play is to be expected. I knew this going in, so waited until evening to play. I was playing alone and as I stated, didn't expect to fly through. The guy at the counter was of few words. Good thing I had played here previously or I'd have been on my own. On the other hand, the starter was super friendly and directed me to hole #4 to skip a few two-somes. One he stated was slow. So, I had plenty of time to sneak through the maintenance trail onto #4 tee box. That happiness lasted until #7 when I followed a kid playing 4 balls. Yep, you read it right. He wasn't in a hurry to move either. I couldn't understand. Finally I realized he was waiting on a two-some who were hammered and literally sat in the cart for 3/4 minutes drinking before each shot, behind each green. I'm all about enjoying myself but courtesy to others is included. They let him play through, but my luck wasn't as good. I thought I'd at least get the last three holes in peace being as I started on #4. NOPE! They must've wanted to continue until they drove on all the tees. Hope they at least called a cab. I know they were busy with a wedding but someone knew what was going on. Unfortunately nothing was done. Nice track, but lack of attention ruined my round. Very unfortunate.

Nice course but signs for the next hole at several spots poorly marked.

Course is always in great shape, with a challenging and fun layout. One of my favorite public courses in Cincinnati.

Course was in awesome shape and the staff was great. Look forward to playing again at this course.

The. course is hilly with some great views of the Ohio river on a couple holes. The GPS units on the carts provided invaluable information and improved the speed of play. The course was in excellent shape and I will definitely play he course again!

Great course , played here about 10 times this season and even in December the course was in great condition. It's also the best place for a golf outing. Played in 3 outings there this season all top notch

We just love Aston Oaks - great place to play absolutely beautiful.

Course is beautiful, conditions of course are immaculate, GPS makes a huge difference in a round of golf, the scenery is just unbelievable.