Reeves Golf Course

Reeves Golf Course is a Cincinnati Recreation Commission facility on the city's east side, set at the end of Lunken Airport's runways in the Ohio River floodplain where early settlers first landed by flatboat. Attributed to William Diddel, it pairs a flat, wide-fairway 18-hole regulation course with a nine-hole par-3, plus a driving range and footgolf. Opening dates in listings range from the mid-1950s to the 1960s, so no single year is given here.