Spuyten Duyval Golf Course

Spuyten Duyval Golf Course sits in Sylvania, Ohio, in the western suburbs of Toledo, set among the tall oaks of the Oak Opening Region. As the only public golf course in Sylvania, it offers 27 holes laid out across gently rolling, tree-lined fairways with undulating greens kept to a meticulous standard. The course has deep roots in the area — it was built in 1929 by two Dutch immigrants who gave it its name, which translates to "In Spite of the Devil." That history makes it one of the oldest golf courses in the Toledo area. With a reputation as one of the premier public courses in Northwest Ohio, Spuyten Duyval draws golfers who appreciate strategically designed holes and consistently well-maintained conditions.