Aston Oaks Golf Club

Well maintained golf course that played extremely long the day I was there. (It had rained significantly the night before.) The elevation changes presented additional challenge and thought on several shot.

A great course, very challenging to your average golfer...it was my first time out there and it will not be my last.

This is a fun track from the tips. Aston Oaks has some of the best par 4's around. #3, long downhill par 4 sweeping to the right with a cross bunker in the fairway about 270 off the tee. Then a mid to long iron into the green. Nice. #7, elevated tee shot to a rolling fairway with an uphill mid to short iron into a devilish green. Fantastic. #9, short hole here but, you need a good tee shot well placed to avoid all the fairway bunkers. If you miss the bunkers attack the pin for a good birdie. #14, 470 yards from the tips, avoid the two fairway bunkers for a long iron into a narrow green, that is carved into the hillside, protected by trees on both sides. Par is a great score here. Oh yea, don't forget #4, one of the prettiest par 3's anywhere. All in all the course was in good shape, fairways were nice, the greens could have been faster. They need to work on there pace of play. Five hrs. for a Wednesday morning was a bit long.

Terrific price at $25. GPS on the cart takes the guesswork out of course layout. Identifies hidden carts in front of you and provides an accurate distance to the hole. Allows for appropriate shot and club selection. Cart path needs to be resurfaced in some areas but only negative comment.

Nice course. Play was a little slow but overall had a good time.

Top five course in the Cincinnati area. This is a must play with some excellent views on the course.

Pace of play was problem here in the past - they were monitoring it well and keeping play moving. Much better than in the past. Course is in good condition.

This is an outstanding course. The layout is very beautiful and the greens are in outstanding shape. The fairways are solid. The only complaint I have is there is no intermediate rough. It goes ferom fairway to US Open rough. I like a chellenging course and this is truly one of them. But a few yards of intermediate will bring so many more people to this wonderful course!
The staff was wonderful and very cordial. The abiity to order food on the 9th and 18th tee from the cart and have it ready at the clubhouse is a really nice touch. Just wish they had some burgers on the menu.

Great course. Staff was great. Will be back to play there again. Keep up the good work

I loved playing this course. The course is well maintained. The holes are challenging, but not punishing. The pace of play was quick also. Great course.

The course is in great condition. The staff kept us up to the minute with the frost delay. Greens keeper was wicked with some of the pin placements.

This was the 4th time I've played this course, keeps getting better and better. Great par 3's and the back 9 is one of the best I've ever played. I will continue to golf here through out the season. Friendly staff and great rates.

A challenging course. The wind, hills, slopes, water, uneven greens. trees, forest, and houses to boot.

Aston Oaks is a good course that could be a great course. The front nine has a couple nice holes and a few weird holes. The back nine is great, except for 17 and 18. The price is reasonable, and the staff is friendly.Nice layout on the westside of Cincinnati. I played it in late February, so it wasn't in Summer shape, but still a good track.

I am a 30 handicapper, so this place is to tough for my game because I refuse to play a quality course like this one from the short tees. From the blues, this place will give you all you can handle and then some. I can't imagine what it would be like to try to play this course from the blacks, but if you can manage to do it without committing suicide by the end of the round I commend you. Some of the views of the Ohio River from the course are awe inspiring too. Bottom line- if you want to play the best public access courses in Cincinnati, Aston should be on your list!

considering the rainy conditions the course looked beautiful. It was my first time playing there and can't wait to go back.

great track. Very challenging. Always in great condition.

Jack Nicklaus created a gem here. It has always been more fun to play golf if I was being tested and this course will do that. This is a course I would play over and over to conquer. Conditions were ok for this time of year and I can see there will be alot of improvements for next year.

Very nice course with many different holes and lots of elevation changes. Played from the Gold (White) tees and there were plenty of variation in hole lengths. Not a course you can walk because the distance from Green to the next Tee was very long. Staff was great allowing us to start on hole 16 rather than wait for the 1st Tee to clear. Carts had GPS which really sped up play because you were not always looking for sprinkler heads or yardage markers. Course was fair, but not easy, with some holes being very tight with water or woods to contend with. Several holes had carries over lakes or streams and there were several waterfalls on the course. Good number of fairway and green-side bunkers kept it interesting. Houses lined most holes, but only were close to the course on one hole, so they did not diminish the experience. In the summer or spring when the trees have leaves on them, you would not see houses on many holes. All in all, a very good experience considering it is November and the price was very reasonable.

It was 65° in November in Greater Cincinnati. Is there any where else to be but on a golf course?