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The Buckeye State of Ohio lies in the Midwest Region of the United States with Lake Erie and the Ohio River defining its northern and southern boundaries. Columbus, with just over three-quarters of a million people, is the state capital and the largest city in terms of population.

  1. Camargo Club

    Ohio, United States

    Camargo Club

    The Camargo Club is set amidst undulating countryside on the edge of Cincinnati in the State of Ohio. It’s a Seth Raynor jewel which opened for play in 1925.

  2. The Golf Club

    Ohio, United States

    The Golf Club

    The Golf Club at New Albany in Ohio is one of Pete Dye’s earliest and most understated creations and the course feels mature way beyond its years.

  3. Scioto Country Club

    Ohio, United States

    Scioto Country Club

    Scioto Country Club is the course where Jack Nicklaus developed from a pudgy junior to a world beater.

  4. Inverness Club

    Ohio, United States

    Inverness Club

    For those readers who associate Inverness with a certain shy little Nessie, we can tell you that the Inverness Club has absolutely nothing to do with the Loch Ness monster.

  5. Muirfield Village Golf Club

    Ohio, United States

    Muirfield Village Golf Club

    No expense was spared in the construction of Muirfield Village Golf Club, with bold bunkering, water hazards and narrow fairways that require pinpoint tee shots.

  6. Moraine Country Club

    Ohio, United States

    Moraine Country Club

    Alec “Nipper” Campbell designed the golf course of the Moraine Country Club and it opened for play in 1930. A major Keith Foster renovation in 2015 has injected a new lease of life into this old classic.

  7. Brookside Country Club

    Ohio, United States

    Brookside Country Club

    In 2003, the course at Brookside Country Club was completely renovated to recapture the essence of the original Donald Ross design.

  8. The Country Club

    Ohio, United States

    The Country Club

    Host to the US Women’s Amateur in 2012, the Country Club originally moved to Pepper Pike in the mid 1920s, where William Flynn laid out eighteen holes that were both stylish and strategic.

  9. The Kirtland Country Club

    Ohio, United States

    The Kirtland Country Club

    Kirtland Country Club’s old CH Alison course is routed over two distinct landforms; the front nine plays out on open, rolling terrain whilst the back nine weaves through a forested valley.

  10. Canterbury Golf Club (USA)

    Ohio, United States

    Canterbury Golf Club (USA)

    Host to two US Opens and one PGA Championship, Canterbury Golf Club’s place in golfing history is assured. It’s not a long course but the site is delightfully undulating with rolling hills, brooks and wooded areas.