East/South at Glenview Golf Course

Great round. Loved the updated clubhouse. Course was in great shape.

First time playing this course, we did West/East and a really nice course. Pretty fair course, not crazy challenging but you have to keep it in the fairway on most holes. The biggest challenge we had was green speeds seemed to vary from hole to hole. It was hard to get a consistent speed on putts. We got around in 4.5 hours which is pretty normal for a weekend round, weren't waiting and consistently about a half hole behind the group in front of us.

Club house looks brand new, several practice greens and a driving range although it points right into the sun in the early morning.

All three nines are in excellent condition. Each nine has its own personality, with the south probably the most memorable. Beautiful tree lined fairways and a variety of trees to challenge all levels of players. The club house is a remodeled dairy milking barn that was built in the 1850s. The staff are very friendly and accommodating. I will play here every time I get to the Cincinnati area.

Challenging old style layout with plenty of length.Best city course.Staff is kind and helpful.

Glenview has a great course layout - especially the West/South combination. The greens have just been aerated and top dressed which is to be expected at times. The cart paths need a lot of repair and the bunkers need care. But overall it is a great course to play.

What a beautiful course! Just about every hole could be the cover for a advertisement for the course. Many long holes, very few short, some rolling hills, great scenery and wildlife, challenging greens, pins always in a different spot!!

Nice layout. Some slow groups, but they let me play through. Practice green was much faster than the real greens. Worth the price of admission.

WOW! I had not played here in a while and did not have high hopes, especially at the price we paid. This course is much improved, especially the greens, they're super smooth with a very true roll (South 9 are still a bit slower than the West 9.) Fairways were also in great condition. The only thing we could complain about is that some tee boxes had some patches with less grass and others were very hard making it hard to get your tee in the ground. We would very much play this track again!

The course was very nice - pace of play was a little slow - could have used a marshall.

I played on a day when it wasn't busy and had a fast round. The fairways are in very good condition; bunkers are so-so. Greens are not fast. Good facilities all the way around.

We played in 4 hours flat, including too much time at the turn (an outing had the grill clogged). We waited on the tee a few times, but kept moving just fine. My only issue: there was a group of 3 guys behind us that yelled for us to move it while we were looking for a ball in the rough, not OB, just the fairway rough. On the back nine, they had the ranger tell us to catch up with the group ahead of us, with whom we were keeping pace, that irked me tremendously. BTW the threesome behind us played extra quick because they didn't look for balls that they were launching into the woods, and they were parking their carts right next to the green.

Course was a bit challenging but was in great shape and the weather was perfect for golf.

I have played at Glenview before and the course met expectations again. It is a nice course with fair challenges. Pace of play was great especially for a Sunday morning (our threesome was done in 4:20). My only complaints for the course were it was overly moist and the greens were not maintained well. Seems greens were neglected a lot of divots had not been fixed.

HAD FUN AND WITH ALL THE BAD WEATHER THE COURSE WAS IN GREAT CONDITION