3 Best Golf Courses in Akron, OH

“Turkeyfoot Lake Golf Links has a 27-hole public golf course that is perfect for your next golf outing or golf tournament. The course features gorgeous tree-lined fairways, sand traps, a driving range, a pro shop, and well-manicured greens. Turkeyfoot Lake Golf Links is equipped to help you sharpen your skills or take a lesson from their PGA Golf professionals. They strive to offer the best golf instructors to golfers of all skill levels at affordable prices. They have everything you need to challenge yourself and improve your game. In addition, they provide a spacious pavilion that is perfect for any company or family outing or memorable event. The membership option is also available at Turkeyfoot Lake Golf Links.”

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“Mud Run Golf Course & Driving Range is a 9-hole course designed by Craig Schreiner, ASGCA, and has been referred to as a slice of North Carolina 'low country' golf. The par-34 golf course has 5 sets of tees that can accommodate golfers from beginners to the most skilled players. The 9-hole golf course sits on 85 acres, surrounded by wetlands and woods. Mud Run Golf Course & Driving Range has a practice facility that includes one of Akron’s best driving ranges and 2 practice putting/chipping greens. The property includes a covered pavilion for golf outings and a beautiful 4,000-square-foot clubhouse that houses a snack bar and golf shop. They also offer electric carts and pull carts for their customers.”

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“Raymond C. Firestone Public 9 is the finest manicured public facility maintained to the high standards of the world-famous Firestone Country Club. The 3008-yard, par 35, nine-hole golf course is a perfect venue for players of all abilities. The sloping, fast greens and rolling terrain make this a course that challenges even the very best golfers. They offers players the ability to play golf in two hours or less and advocates that nine holes of golf is the perfect number of holes for the majority of golfers. The four sets of tees allow players to play the course at a length that suits their game and makes for an enjoyable experience.”

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