This golf facility comes with its fair share of problems. Both the 9 hole executive course and…read morethe 9 hole par 3 course are in decent condition. The fairways have been redone & are beautiful in most spots. There is a little burn out here and there. Tee boxes are beaten up a bit plus have too many broken tees all over. The big issue is pace of play. While I encourage all to get out and play golf, players need to keep proper pace. Sure- if you flub a shot... drop another & try again! But at some point you have to move on. The simple solution to this is to have a starter get out on the course to keep the flow. Really thats the only problem here.

Not the best course what's so ever and but it is great for practice or for beginners. The price to…read moreplay the 9 hole par 3 and the regular 9 hole is worth it. Course is nicer than most in the area that are double the price. Like I said it's not a or s tier but for the price and how well it's maintained, it's definitely a great spot to go every once in awhile

The food, drinks, service and overall vibe is great! Highly recommend! Best wings we've had in the…read moreCincinnati area by far! My husband and I went to their driving range and popped into their bar/restaurant area. Will definitely be back.

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.

Trying to find the perfect Christmas gift for my granddaughter that wouldn't end up on her bedroom…read morefloor by December 26th. Call and spoke to Stacey! What an absolute joy. She explained how to enroll her in gymnastic classes to last all winter! She was so helpful and patient with all my questions. Now she will have a gift that lasts all season!!!! Can't wait to give her the gift of classes!!!!

I was in town visiting for Christmas and ended up working out here twice. This is to me your basic…read moreJim. I liked it because it wasn't crowded, but maybe that was because of the holidays. It seemed like they have quite a few amenities. The gym was very clean and the equipment was old, but it worked. The staff were friendly and welcoming. The only part of the facility I used was the gym so I can't speak to anything else, but it had plenty of equipment to help me get my workout in.

I have been waiting for this place to open. What a great facility. Super clean and the 3 private…read morehitting bays allow you and your friends some privacy. The private bays are a great perk and vast difference from other sim facilities where you are out in the open with other groups. The more intimate private bays are a nice change and unique experience. I personally enjoy bringing a small speaker and playing some music while I play. Another Nine is also BYOB! Each unit has a mini fridge and bar style seating for you and friends. After my first visit, I joined the Pro membership just days after. The pricing for membership ($150/month at the time of this review) is a no-brainer. 9 hours a month allows me a few visits each week throughout the month to combat bad weather or my itch to swing a club. When compared to hitting a bucket of balls, the price difference is minimal, you can hit your preferred ball and get all kinds of useful data. Booking tee times on their website is easy and entry to the facility is even easier. Once a tee time is booked, you will receive a text with your code to use when entering the facility and private bay. Couldn't be easier! As a low handicap golfer, I enjoy simulator golf and use this frequently for some range sessions to stay dialed while the weather is not ideal. With the facility being 24hr, this also gives me unlimited flexibility to fit in some much-needed practice even with my busy schedule. I was very excited to see the use of Uneekor XO eye2 launch monitors. Uneekor is known to be dependable and accurate. The information and data supplied allow me to hone my swing and launch characteristics. I would absolutely recommend this facility to all levels of golfers, those interested in golf and those soon to be golfers looking to throw back a few drinks and have a great time with friends.

Great place to come with friends and have a good time or compete. Perfect time to work on the craft…read moreand a good place for beginning golfers to practice

It's a great little golf course! The staff was very helpful. They have a nice driving range.read more

Very unprofessional staff…read more Very disappointing as this is the closest par 3 to us, but we will go elsewhere in the future.

Another interesting and unique place we have in Cincinnati that many don't know much about is the…read moreCincinnati Tennis Club. It has a great history and tradition, dating all the way back to 1880 (1899 at present location), and it was even added to the National Register of Historic Places a quarter century ago. While it has been years since President William Howard Taft played at the Cincinnati Tennis Club (I bet he didn't chase down too many shots), the club is still a high-end and prestigious club. The CTC has 10 outdoor clay courts and is open April through October. The club offers lessons, leagues, a tune-up tournament for the Cincinnati Met, and other tennis activities (and a pro shop) for all ages, and it once hosted the pro tournament now known as the Western & Southern Financial Group Masters, but the Cincinnati Tennis Club is mostly associated these days with hosting the USTA National Father-Son Clay Court Championships. It's a really big event that takes place each year, bringing some of the best father and son talent from around the country all the way to Cincinnati since 1974. While the CTC has a nice reputation in town, it seems that being a member at the club is a status symbol more than anything else. The membership dues aren't cheap, and if you really want to work on your tennis game and get to play year-round, while also having access to things like a fitness center, swimming pool, and more, you would be better off at a place like Harper's Point, Queen City, or Five Seasons. Sure, the club is really nice and boasts a great history, but it's more for the country club crowd than it is for families and the everyday competitive and recreational players.

One of my favorite places on the planet! I can spend days…read morethere and never get bored. Beautiful club, amazing courts, a lot of history there.

Loved this place! Great setup, clean, easily accessible and…read morethe price seemed good. Then... all the pricing went up quite a bit. One hour during the week jumped from $20 to $30. Private bays jumped from $25 to $40 Went from being able to pop in to get some swings to now feeling like TopGolf. If you're not booking for a group it's just expensive, maybe too expensive. It's unfortunate.

A super fun place to play golf in the cold months or when it's too hot outside. They let you bring…read moreyour own food and drinks and the prices are not bad at all!

Can't recommend coming to Hitts enough for any of your pro shop needs. Austin or Josh will hook you…read moreup with exactly what you need. Great guys, great shop!

Visited Hitt's Pro Shop recently to shop for a custom drilled ball. When discussing my casual use…read moreand wants out of a ball I was given a few options. Now, since I'm such a casual bowler I was tempted to go for the markdown balls but couldn't find a color I wanted from the selection. Found a nice black and gold ball in which my hand and finger positions were measured and marked on the ball. Returned a few days later to pickup the ball and looking forward to breaking it on soon.