The Chillicothe Country Club

A welcoming par 5 to start the round, playing relatively straight with room off the tee. The fairway tightens as it approaches the green, where bunkers and rough demand accuracy on the approach shot.

The signature par 3 and the course's most difficult hole, requiring a precise mid-to-long iron over hazards to a well-bunkered green. Wind and elevation changes make club selection critical on this dramatic one-shotter.

A short par 4 that tempts aggressive play off the tee, though positioning is key to accessing a green tucked behind defending bunkers. The narrow fairway and tight approach make this deceptively challenging despite its modest length.

A straightforward mid-length par 4 with a fairly open fairway and moderate approach to the green. Water or rough lurking along the sides demands steady play rather than heroics.

An unusually short par 4 that belies its difficulty through a dogleg or tight corridor of hazards. The green is well-protected, making precision more valuable than distance off the tee.

A solid par 4 of medium length with bunkers positioned to catch wayward shots both off the tee and around the green. The fairway character and approach angles create a test of accuracy and course management.

A balanced par 4 that requires steady play through a fairway lined with hazards or rough. The green complex is protected such that placement off the tee significantly influences the difficulty of the approach.

The second-most difficult hole on the course, a lengthy par 4 that demands power and precision in succession. Hazards frame both the landing area and green, leaving little margin for error.

A challenging par 4 that tests the golfer with a substantial length and strategically placed hazards. The approach to the green is the critical shot, with bunkers or water guarding the putting surface.

A generous par 5 to begin the back nine, offering birdie opportunity for those who can navigate its hazards and manage the fairway width. The hole's length makes it accessible in three shots for most players.

A picturesque short par 3 that plays downhill or to an elevated green, making club selection straightforward but placement crucial. Bunkers or hazards surround the green, penalizing anything offline.

A short par 4 with an inviting tee shot but a well-defended green that demands accuracy on the approach. The contrast between the generous fairway and tight green makes this a risk-reward proposition.

Another relatively brief par 4 that doesn't give up strokes easily due to strategic bunkering and a protected green complex. Smart positioning off the tee is essential to set up a manageable approach.

A short but punishing par 3, the second-most difficult on the course, requiring a precise strike to a tight green. Bunkers and hazards leave virtually no bail-out area, making this a pressure-packed one-shotter.

A mid-length par 4 with a fairway that may narrow or bend, presenting a strategic routing challenge. The green's defenses are positioned to reward good positioning off the tee.

A well-designed par 4 of moderate length where the fairway and green are protected by thoughtful bunkering. Accuracy and course awareness are rewarded more than distance on this hole.

A strong finishing par 5 that offers scoring opportunity but demands respect for its length and hazards. The three-shot nature of the hole creates strategic decision-making throughout the approach.

The closing par 4 is a memorable finisher with significant length and challenging approach into a well-bunkered green. The drama of the final hole rewards solid play while punishing mistakes under pressure.