Lots of water on the course, American style front nine...links style back nine...Target Golf course....inexpensive ($25 all day with cart)

short course, not a challenge to low handicappers, you could drive with a 4 or 5 iron and still only be a wedge out on some of the holes!! Greens are kinda rough on some of the back holes..most likely due to poor ettiquette.

Taylor Glen Golf Is a very different course than most that I have played in the greater Cincinnati Area. Its not as flat as most, although it isnt the longest course out there, it is a fun change of pace. For the average golfer, this is going to be a challenge. Teeing off on number one from the championship tees, your faced with a trreline on the right. Doesnt seem like a big deal...but youd be surprised how many decent golfers lose their tee shot in those woods and end up hitting three from the tee box. The next three holes have water in play, and it is tough to avoid it if you are easily intimidated. The standout hole on the front nine is number four. You have about a 265 yard fairway that doglegs right to an island green reminiscent of the 17th at sawgrass...on a clear day it is a beautiful hole. The rest of the front isnt too tough....but water again comes into play on 11 and twelve on the back. The back is sort of a mini-links-british course feel....lots of bunkers, mounds, & tall rough. 16 is a well over 250 yard par three, and 18 is the only par five on the entire course. All in all...very fun to play, and for a 12 handicap or better, you should be able to beat this course (or come fairly close). The clubhouse is pretty cool, with a grill and a mini-proshop. The folks there are great, and they have all day rates. Carts are included in the greens fees, which is $25 all day during the week. Great day of golf for most.

Customer Service

The folks at the clubhouse are cool...not snooty like some other munis in the city