Great small town course with cool 100 year history. Some of the best greens I’ve played on this year. They were hand mowing when we played. Fun par 34. Discovered because they are part of the Public Country Club program. Will be back!

Established in 1926: Par 34; 9-hole course in the country. Old growth trees and elevation to challenge you. “Big Cup” tournaments held twice per season. Every Wednesday the Ladies Auxiliary meet to golf, play games and/or enjoy a catered luncheon at noon. Great venue to host your gatherings, such as reunions, showers, or large birthday parties. Seating for up to 50 people.

Fun place to golf. Laid back atmosphere. 9 holes. I believe it was the 6th hole the champions box is over a bridge and on top of a hill. Very cool.

My husband and I are new to the area. Our first golf outing was May 29, in beautiful weather. We found the staff and people on the course to be very gracious. The course itself was very well maintained despite all the recent rain. The greens were really nice. We definitely plan to golf there again, after we check out the other courses in the area. But we'll definitely be back!!

We went to Kenyon to play 9 holes on Sunday and had a great time! I was surprised by how nice of a course it was for just $12 per person. We walked, and while hilly, it was a very enjoyable course to walk. Greens were in excellent condition. Pretty short, par-34 layout but some really fun holes including 3 downhill par 3s. Nothing too gimmicky - just a fun little golf course for beginners, locals and people looking to having some fun. (5-star review has nothing to do with the fact that I birdied the last 3 holes to shoot 34 and that my wife made her first par ever on #8 and then also made par on #9!)