Public · 18 Holes

Astorhurst Country Club

7000 Dunham Road, Walton Hills, Ohio

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18Holes

Harold PaddockCourse Designer

3.7★6 Reviews

Walton Hills, OHLocation

The Club

About Astorhurst Country Club

Astorhurst Country Club, located in Walton Hills, Ohio, offers a scenic 18-hole public golf course designed by Harold Paddock. The course features a par 71 layout stretching over 6,138 yards, with bent grass fairways and greens. Golfers can enjoy the challenging elevation changes and picturesque views throughout the course. The club provides amenities such as...

Facilities

Club Amenities

Motor Cart

Pull Cart

Club Rental

Club Fitting

Pro Shop

Golf Lessons

Caddie Hire

Driving Range

Putting Green

Chipping Green

Practice Bunker

Restaurant

Reception Hall

Clubhouse

Changing Room

Real Estate

Nearby Listings

No listings at this club yet — here are nearby properties:

Richmond Rd

Solon, OH

$15,000

19901 Van Aken Blvd APT 205

Shaker Heights, OH

$79,900

Reviews

What People Say

3.5/5

★★★★★

GolfPass · 96 reviews

3.7/5

★★★★★

Google · 6 reviews

In summary

Astorhurst Country Club is appreciated for its well-maintained course and scenic, hilly layout, which offers a unique challenge compared to flatter courses. The staff receives positive remarks for their service. However, opinions on the greens are mixed, with some visitors noting they are in poor condition. The clubhouse is described as small with limited food and drink options. The club has recently transitioned to a park, attracting visitors who enjoy outdoor activities with their pets.

★★★★★8 years ago

Interesting course. All about the hills and those are pretty much every hole. Why are all the courses the pros play FLAT???? This club has been bought by Metroparks and this is the last season. Play it before it's gone!

— Connie Furmanek

★★★★★7 years ago

Now that this is a park I love it so much. I take my dog here and we go running and swimming and have the time of our life. I'm always looking for great places to hang out with my dog and get super into our instincts. This is our new favorite spot to get wild.

— Mark Beltavski

★★★★★9 years ago