Course History
The front nine was created in 1929. It has been updated several times but has not changed the original layout. You can see most of the greens from the tees and offers quite a bit of forgiveness on those errant tee shots. There are some spots where you can get into some trouble but overall a wide-open layout where a good recovery shot can put you back on par.
The back nine, opening in May of 1999, is what many golfers would call a placement or target kind of golf course. There are quite of few difficult, some blind, tee shots that will challenge every golfers skill level. Although shorter in yardage, it can be quite a test because of the layout. See our scorecard for more information.
Hole 1 - Par 5
Hole Profile ➤Hole 2 - Par 3
Hole Profile ➤Hole 3 - Par 4
Hole Profile ➤Hole 4 - Par 4
Hole Profile ➤Hole 5 - Par 4
Hole Profile ➤Hole 6 - Par 5
Hole Profile ➤Hole 7 - Par 3
Hole Profile ➤Hole 8 - Par 4
Hole Profile ➤Hole 9 - Par 4
Hole Profile ➤Hole 10 - Par 3
Hole Profile ➤Hole 11 - Par 4
Hole Profile ➤Hole 12 - Par 4
Hole Profile ➤Hole 13 - Par 4
Hole Profile ➤Hole 14 - Par 3
Hole Profile ➤Hole 15 - Par 4
Hole Profile ➤Hole 16 - Par 4
Hole Profile ➤Hole 17 - Par 5
Hole Profile ➤Hole 18 - Par 5
Hole Profile ➤Fire Ridge greens are considered by many to be the best in the State of Ohio. They are fast, smooth rolling, and a challenging read.
This golf course is a fair challenge to golfers of all skill levels. It is also considered to be a fantastic scramble format course! Once you play it the first time you'll want to play it again and again!
Scorecard
