Best Dayton Golf Courses, Stores, Driving Ranges & More
Hello and welcome to this post on the Dayton golf scene. Courses, stores, driving ranges, Topgolf, and miniature golf in your area will all be discussed in full detail as this post goes along.
With that said we certainly need to start with the best public and private golf courses near you. They are the star of the show and deserve the top billing.
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Once they are out of the way we will mention the best local golf stores to buy new clubs, bags, balls, tees, apparel, and whatever other gear you might need. Then we will discuss Dayton golf driving ranges and putting greens for when you want to get some practice in.
Our final two sections will be about Topgolf and miniature golf courses in the area. Be sure to stick around for the map towards the end so you can figure out where all these courses and other spots are located.
This is a region we have written quite a few other posts on in the past if you are interested.
Best Golf Courses In Dayton
The best public and private golf courses in Dayton would be:
City of Dayton Golf and Beavercreek are both public golf clubs in your area with 18-hole courses that have ratings of 69.4 and 73.6 respectively along with lengths of 6,304 yards and 7,270 yards for a par of 72. Miami Valley is a private golf club that has an 18-hole course with a rating of 72.4 and has hosted tournaments like the 1957 PGA Championship.
Dayton Country Club and Walnut Grove are private golf clubs that have 18-hole courses with lengths of 6,302 yards with a par of 70 and 6,659 yards with a par of 72 respectively. Moraine Country Club is a private golf club that has an 18-hole course and has hosted tournaments like the 1945 PGA Championship.
City of Dayton Golf, Miami Valley, Beavercreek, Dayton Country Club, and Walnut Grove all have PGA certified trainers on staff for anyone that is trying to take the best golf lessons in town.
Best Local Golf Stores
Dick’s Sporting Goods at 2700 Miamisburg Centerville Road # 388 will sell some clubs, balls, and bags but of course it really isn’t a local golf pro shop. The best courses in Dayton should have good pro shops, and if you know of any other stores we should be mentioning please tell us in the comments, thanks.
Driving Ranges & Indoor Simulators
You can really hone your skills by spending time at one of these local driving ranges and indoor simulators:
We wish we had more to share but for the time being that is all we’ve got. You read about the best public and private golf courses, local pro shops, driving ranges, practice putting greens, Topgolf, and miniature golf courses in town and should be prepared to plan your next move.
Please use the comments to let us know if we got anything wrong or if anything we posted has become dated. Now go have fun playing golf in Dayton.
