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“Drive-in theater showing double features of first-run films in an old-school setup with a snack bar.”

“A historic public track with rolling, tree-lined fairways and elevated greens just minutes from downtown, Avon Fields Golf Course keeps rounds fun for every skill level. Hit the covered range to groove the swing, then grab a hot dog and a cold beer between nines this week.”

From the Cincinnati newsletter, August 7, 2026

“Family-friendly eatery and recreational facility featuring a golf driving range and mini-golf courses.”

“This week, Glenview Golf Course delivers 27 scenic holes with lush landscaping, panoramic views, and hazards that keep your focus honest. Warm up at the practice facility, then swing by the pro shop and grab a bite after. Once on Golf Digest’s Top 75 public courses.”

From the Cincinnati newsletter, August 30, 2026

“Whether you're chasing a proper challenge or excuses for a post-round bite, Blue Ash Golf Course brings a 6,800-yard, par 72 layout with well-kept greens and bunkers, a legit test that's been a Golf Digest top-75 muni, plus the Sandtrap Grill for the debrief.”

From the Mason newsletter, August 31, 2026

“Opened in 1951, The Mill Course is one of the region's oldest public tracks, a par-71 in Winton Woods with five sets of tees and five scenic lakes from its 1993 redesign. It’s centrally located for a quick round with friends, and hole 8’s over-water par 3 will happily expose any rust in your swing.”

From the Hamilton newsletter, September 4, 2026

“Hyde Park Golf & Country Club pairs a classic 18-hole Donald Ross layout with a modern Golf Learning Center (hello, TrackMan) and plenty of post-round fun from bowling to racquet sports. If your week needs greens, good shots, and a community vibe dating back to 1909, this is it.”

From the Cincinnati newsletter, August 18, 2026

“Scenic public golf course featuring holes inspired by famous courses around the world.”

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“Parky's Ark Wet Playground at Winton Woods is the kind of splashy chaos kids dream about, with a legit splash pad for cooling off and a lake steps away for hiking and fishing. Easy way to burn off energy, then grab a shady breather while they giggle themselves tired.”

From the Cincinnati newsletter, September 15, 2026

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“Beech Creek Golf Course is a longtime local favorite in Cincinnati for a fun, family-friendly 9 that still makes you think. Sneak in a round after work, join a league with your crew, or plan an outing, then book your tee time online and keep the swing honest.”

From the Cincinnati newsletter, August 25, 2026

“Whether you want the latest blockbuster or an indie curveball, Kenwood Theatre keeps movie night fun. Hit the Marquee Bar for 40 craft beer taps, cocktails, and a real food menu, then settle in for a screen that reminds you why you still go out for movies.”

From the Florence newsletter, August 10, 2026

“California Golf Course gives you rolling fairways with Ohio River views, a layout that challenges sticks yet welcomes newbies, and that classic Cincinnati vibe under towering old growth trees; plus a fully stocked shop and simple grab and go favorites like hot dogs, soft drinks, and ice cold beer.”

From the Cincinnati newsletter, September 7, 2026

“Pirate-themed buzzing entertainment center with laser tag, mini-golf & arcade games on offer.”

“Neumann Golf Course serves up 27 holes across three distinct nines with fast, true greens and rolling wooded fairways, so you can pick your vibe and play what fits. Four sets of tees keep it friendly, plus a driving range, quick bites, and a fully stocked pro shop.”

From the Florence newsletter, August 20, 2026

“Reeves Golf Course keeps things friendly for beginners and regulars with wide fairways, small elevated greens, an 18 and a 9-hole par 3, FootGolf, a traditional and Toptracer range, plus a proper pro shop and grab-and-go hot dogs, soft drinks, and ice-cold beer.”

From the Cincinnati newsletter, September 3, 2026