The best things to do in Coshocton

“No-frills movie theater screening popular releases & offering discounted matinee tickets.”

“Green Valley Golf Course is Ohio's only USGA-recognized executive short course, a par 59 that’s friendly for beginners, women, seniors, and juniors yet sneaky fun for low-handicappers chasing precision. Expect bent grass greens, first-come tee times, and plenty of leagues and outings to keep your calendar busy.”

From the Zanesville newsletter, September 15, 2026

“When your slice starts looking like a boomerang, sneak over to All Seasons Golf Center and groove a few buckets. It’s a no-fuss driving range where you can work on tempo, test new grips, or just smack stress into the horizon with a friend.”

“Puttshack Columbus turns mini golf into a smart, fast-paced showdown with automatic scoring and interactive holes, then rewards you with chef-driven bites and craft cocktails. Rally your crew, talk some friendly trash, and make this the week you trade spreadsheets for scorecards.”

From the Columbus newsletter, August 8, 2026

“Champions Golf Course started in 1923 after a 1921 founding as a Herbert Strong nine, then in 1954 Robert Trent Jones shaped the 18 you play today. Expect fairways, water hazards and bunkers that make you think, so book a round this week and put that neighborhood swing to work.”

From the Columbus newsletter, August 11, 2026

“Laid-back venue for fun and challenging 18-hole golf courses with water features and a barn-themed option.”

“When your swing needs work or the weather refuses to cooperate, Bexley Links Golf has bookable simulator bays, lessons with pros, memberships, leagues, and a comfy Lounge to hang out in between shots... all without leaving the neighborhood. Grab a gift card for the friend who swears they hit it straighter indoors.”

“Attraction featuring LEGO-themed rides, a 4D theater, building areas, and a jungle gym.”

“Whether you’re dusting off the sticks or chasing a personal best, Airport Golf Course offers 18 holes with just the right bite, set across over 134 acres with a pond and even a pollinator habitat. Established in 1952, it’s classic Columbus golf that feels like a midweek reset.”

From the Columbus newsletter, August 19, 2026

“If you’re trying to shave a few strokes before league night, Eagle Eye Golf Course keeps it tight with a 9-hole layout, Central Ohio’s dialed-in putting greens, a range with 20 grass tees and a dedicated green, plus an indoor practice setup for winter. The pro shop’s stacked with Titleist and Cleveland/Srixon.”

From the Springfield newsletter, September 10, 2026

“Sprawling entertainment venue with a high-tech driving range & swanky lounge with drinks & games.”