Regulation at Reeves Golf Course

First time playing on Reeves over the Memorial Day weekend. Greens are in great condition; fairways has some standing water but nothing that inhibited playu. Course needs some work on cart paths and other bumpy areas.

Nice confidence instilling course that is very forgiving on off line shots. Open every hole and minimal elevation changes, a good course to work on things or just get out with your buddies. The views of the planes landing is nice also, friendly staff that’s willing to help.

I’ve played this course many times. It’s a pretty easy course without any water hazards and not a lot of spots that will get you in too much trouble. If you’re not feeling so great about your game, play here and you’ll feel a lot more confident.

Was very busy. We had a 1pm tee time. Waited most of the day for the groups in front of us on each shot. Lots of beginners playing, which is fine of course, but if you prefer an average or fast pace of play, I’d suggest book somewhere else.
There’s a nest of ground hornets on #4 and made accessing the green difficult. Another nest on the back as well. Be cautious if you are allergic to them, they are everywhere!!!
It’s a wide open course and very easy imo.
I’d go back if the hornets were taken care of and book the earliest tee time available so we could play faster.
For $25 bucks on GolfNow you can’t beat it for 18 with a cart though.

Very welcoming and helpful. Super efficient and made the whole experience awesome definitely going to be a usual course for us.

first time playing here. Check in was a snap, inside staff were friendly as was the starter. Course is flat and wide open so anyone should feel comfortable playing here. cart paths and fairways were a bit bumpy so be careful when driving the carts, course is walkable. tee boxes were ok, greens were perfect. Refreshments stand is ok, staff was very friendly but when people were ordering beers it took forever because they all came out foamy, need to adjust the flow.

For a Friday mid morning, this course was absolutely packed out, and the tight layout of the course has any mush it sitting in someone else’s fairway. Food was priced like it was a private country club even though they get tax dollars as well as the 300 green fees they must get a day.
I’m just wondering where in Cincinnati (CRC course) all that money goes because it doesn’t go to the upkeep of the course.
Pretty sure after COVID ten more courses could be built in Cincinnati and it still wouldn’t be enough.

The course is in really good shape and the prices I think are fair co pared to other courses in the area. It’s a simple layout and a great tune up course to gain confidence or just play your first round for the year. My only complaint, and I know there isn’t much that can be done, is there are a lot of ruts you need to be carful to avoid in the rough. Other than that, really good place.

Played regulation course, not par 3. Course was in great shape. Some standing water in rough but not surprised because we had major rainstorms a few days prior. Fairways and greens were in excellent shape.

Fun layout. Lots of airport traffic next door but not a distraction for me it was cool. Nice layout forgiving and flat. It was winter but course was in good condition. Staff is very friendly and accommodating. Great value.

Pace of play was terrible today. 4.5 hour round that should take 3.5 or less time.

I’m a frequent player out here. Course is always in good shape unless it’s rained heavily. Very flat layout, no water hazards or forced carries. You can get lessons and club work done at the course. They just installed TopTracer range which is amazing. Have 10-12 stalls for that and are covered and good for 3-4 people for game play. There are around 20 other hitting stations outside though without any fancy tech. Grass tees are usually closed though which is unfortunate. Overall, great play to practice and play!