Miami View Golf Club

Miami View Golf Club is a semi-private 18-hole course in Ohio, United States, designed by William H. Diddel and opened in 1961. The layout moves across rolling fairways with elevated greens, two-tiered greens, bunkers, and water hazards. Several holes carry a reputation for difficulty. Hole 1 plays to an elevated green as the toughest on the front side. Hole 6 has been rated the toughest hole in the Cincinnati region by the Cincinnati Golf Association. Hole 10 recorded the highest average stroke during the Club Championship, making it one of the most difficult on the back nine. The Ed Kirchner Learning and Practice Facility includes over an acre of grass tees. PGA Professionals are available for instruction. Golf carts are available for use. The clubhouse includes a restaurant where members can dine in or on the patio.