Really nice golf course just a little north east of Cincinnati…read more Some golf buddies and I from the Dayton area travel down for a golf outing here had a great time very challenging golf course was in very good condition Really nice pro shop for any golfing needs and restaurant/bar afterwards really took care of our group. Good food and drinks. Would definitely return anytime Really unique buffalo roaming the golf course inside of a pinned enclosure, which is unusual

Really nice course. Pricey. It's not every day that you see a buffalo at a golf course. Very…read moreenjoyable course, good greens, well kept fairways. One nit pick, a few tee boxes chopped up but that's a minor carp.

I was golfing with my two brothers, 3 of us total, 2 paid to play and ride…read more By hole 3 the manager came down and accused us of trying to sneak a free round because they saw the one who did not pay bring the putter from the cart to hand to us on the green. Then lectured us, aged 20, 21 and 23 about right and wrong. After all of that, the manager wanted to check our personal cooler to make sure there was no alcohol. For the rest of the round, his fat sidekick followed us around trying to catch any wrongdoing. He even pretended to leave and turned around to cut through a different fairway and hid behind some trees to keep watch on our group. And that was just the staff, the course surface was horrible. Genuinely like playing in your backyard. Dandelions all over. I lost two golf balls that landed in the fairway. So if you miss left or right even more, you can forget about it. There are so many better playing surfaces and more welcoming staffs to play at for the same price.

This course is representative of its (I assume) owner…read more I played 9 holes here a few weeks ago, and while it was bad, it wasn't this bad. That time, I had a pleasant interaction with the yellow-toothed man that I assume owns this landfill. So when a friend came into town from three hours away, I decided to book us a tee time here last Sunday. Now, onto the reason I will never be back. We had a 7:40 AM tee time for a twosome--the earliest available that day. When we arrived, I could tell the owner was already in a bad mood. He told us it was cart path only and apologized for the course conditions, stating verbatim: "The dandelions are bad because of the hot and dry summer we had last season. I know this because I'm a licensed greenskeeper." (Whatever that means.) At this point, I thought maybe the weeds were just bad in the rough and it wouldn't be too awful on the fairways. Well, I was wrong. As you can see in the video below, it looked like a cotton field as far as the eye could see. I lost an entire box of balls that day. The owner gave us a generous discount of $5 each--so $85 total for two players to hack through this warzone. But that's not even the worst part. There was a group of seniors ahead of us on the front 9 that seemed to grow in size every hole. It started as a foursome, and by the 9th hole, I counted seven of them. Still, not a big deal--it was Sunday and I had no other plans than golf. What really got me was at the turn. We pulled up to the clubhouse at 9:38 AM--on time--and the owner was chatting with the group of seniors. He turned to us and said: "Hey guys, these are my members. They're gonna go ahead and let you play through." "Awesome," I thought. I replied, "Thanks--we just need to use the restroom really quick, and we'll be back out." We went in, used the restroom, and then walked up to the bar to grab a hot dog and a soda. That's when the owner approached and said: "I thought you guys were going to the restroom only. What do you want?" I said, "We decided to grab a soda and a snack before heading back out. Is there a problem?" He responded: "Well, you just said you were going to the restroom and didn't mention anything about a snack. My members are waiting out there--and they've had the first tee time every Sunday for the last 10 years." Let me be clear, sir: You run a crappy public golf course. I just paid $85 to play here, and you're complaining about pulling two sodas from a fridge and throwing a cold hot dog on a bun? Get a grip. To top it off, we played Hickory Woods the day before--a course located less than a mile from Eagle's Nest--and it was in perfect shape. I guess your great-value "greenskeeper license" didn't do you much good. I will never play this course again. And if you're smart and like to spend your money wisely, I suggest you don't either.

Visited from out of town and played here as a guest of a long time member. The golf course is a…read morechallenging yet fair course. Greens, fairways and fringes were in great shape. Had lunch before the round and dinner after. Food was of good quality and the servers were very attentive. If I lived in Cincinnati area this course would be on the top of my list for clubs to join.

I'm not yet a member but I've been coming to O'Bannon with my father in law for a couple years now…read more Great course. Great members. Get staff. The people here make you feel like you belong, even if you're not a member. A couple years ago my in laws were eating at the member guest and had such a great dinner they suggested my wife and I take a closer look for our wedding. We looked at the space and tasted the food and booked it. Our wedding? People won't stop talking about how great of an experience O'Bannon provided them. The food was excellent and the welcoming staff was even better. If you want a laid back club with great golf, staff, food and members then this club is a no-brainer.

I have been a member at TPC for the last 4 years and its an awesome place to play golf and have…read moredinner. The menu changes seasonally and the golf course maintains its top 20 ranking year in and year out in Ohio.

Great golf club and wonderful food service with a variety of choices that should please just about…read moreanyone.

Course is in great shape…read more However my review is for an employee. Conner at the cart barn is fantastic. I played on a Friday morning and left my rangefinder. I went Saturday evening around 730. They were putting carts up. He stopped what he was doing and took me up to the pro shop (closed) then searched the cart barn. Finally he found it on the cart I had yesterday. Very appreciative of him taking time out of his night to help a guy out.

This golf course has the absolute WORST customer service I've ever seen. From the pro, to the…read moreservice staff at the bar, to the starters. Won't return. Don't waste your money

Great place for a burger and beer in an outside venue with mini golf, driving range and other stuff…read moreto do if you are in the mood for that. Double smash burgers are primary on the menu. Good selection of beers. Sturdy outdoor picnic tables, some outside and a bunch in an open air covered space in case the weather is threatening. Order at the bar, take a number and your food comes served smile. Cut flowers at all the tables came from the property. It's all just really nice and chill! Oh, and the music was great!

My rating is for the service, and mini golf / driving range only as I didn't get food - when I come…read moreback and try the food, I will update my review. This place has tons of parking which is free. The pricing for mini golf was really good better than anywhere else - unlimited and two different 18-hole courses (I will say the courses itself could use an upgrade - new paint or adding some objects to the course to make the established holes a bit more challenging. We paid 9 dollars per person. The driving range was also pretty cheap for buckets of balls - it would be a fun afternoon to bring the dads for driving range, the kids for mini golf and the moms can eat food and hang or enjoy the range as well. The food looked good, but we did not partake - the drinks were decently well priced - a can of beer 3.50 - a sway was 6 bucks. They have free concerts every now and then at their art installation, which is pretty cool, I also think it's cool how they do 5 buck Mondays. The staff was nice enough, my only complaint is the grass was a little overgrown, so we got ate up with chiggers and skeeters.

My group of 8 golfers play hamilton county courses throughout the year. We avoided Sharon Woods…read moremost of this year due to bad course conditions. After being told by staff at another county course that conditions were greatly improved, we booked tee times on Friday, November 14. The course was still in extremely poor condition with most of the greens having numerous bare spots all over them. Tee boxes and areas around the fringes were also very poor. The most outrageous aspect of this experience was that we were charged the full $47 high season fee to play on this mess. For a group of players who have been loyal to playing Hamilton County courses for many years, this was extremely disappointing to say the least.

Enjoyable golf course. Many different types of holes with nice scenery. Lots of elevation changes…read moreand elevated greens. No driving ranges but 2 putting greens by each 9. i like that they use flag colors for front middle and back pin positions. They have a small pro shop and restaurant. Have not eaten there. This is a hamilton county course. You need an annual car permit that is 10 to 16 dollars based on your county residency. Sand traps are decently maintained. You can walk but it is a challenge. Back 9 is harder for walking.

After all my lessons, I can say this is the best investment in ANY of the money I've spent on golf…read more Dropped a bunch of strokes from my game (was high 90s, now hovering around 90 and threatening high 80s!!) , not losing anywhere near the number of golf balls due to errant shots. Makes going out and playing a round so much more enjoyable. Highly recommend GOLFTEC and Mike Deiters to really improve your game!!

I have completed 12 or so lessons and here are my experiences and I think what you can expect - and…read morewhat I would maybe do differently 1) I do well with the instant video feedback, more often then not I don't realize how jacked up certain parts of my swing are but when you can see it in front of you it makes a huge difference - I feel like Chris my coach was able to pick up a key or two in my swing to fix every time 2) The overall package prices are steep - no doubt about it, I picked up golf later in life after I finished residency/fellowship but certainly I wouldn't have been able to afford it prior to that. I didn't ask/enquire about financing or other payment options but I'd imagine that maybe is an option for some. However, if you factor in what I paid per lesson plus the 'free' 90 minutes of bay time a week it actually isn't a bad deal. 3) for me I took advantage of several of the fittings as well (driver, hybrid, woods) also they do have demo clubs of all the latest models so before I did my fittings I tried all the latest ping, taylormade, callaway, mizuno, titleist clubs during my practice sessions. 4) I would say you should have a good idea of what you actually want to work on - my mistake was working on irons every lesson for my first 7/8 lessons, I wish I would have sprinkled in a driver lesson earlier as I'm only really working on it now. 5) My kids are a little young to be golfing but I do see families come in where a teen is getting a lesson while their (presumably) parent is in the bay next door getting practice in which is also pretty cool - not sure how many places you could do that. There is some downtime typically when you are waiting for a bay if you get there early but the putting green in the main area is great so I generally just mess around there. My pro (chris) is great and certainly a lot of fun to work with would recommend him to anyone visiting.