Country Club of the North

Overview: Country Club of the North is a private Jack Nicklaus Signature Design in Beavercreek, Ohio, set alongside the Little Miami River. The 18-hole parkland course uses rolling fairways, mature trees, streams and lakes to create a sequence of changing strategic problems. Water is not simply scenery here: it alters the landing areas and approach angles, while the surrounding river landscape gives the course a quieter, more natural visual identity than a typical planned golf community. The gold tees measure about 7,071 yards at par 72.

History: The club opened in 1993 as the centerpiece of a new golf community in southwest Ohio. Nicklaus's design established the course's relationship with the streams and lakes that feed toward the Little Miami River, and that relationship remains central to the club's current presentation. The course has since developed a substantial local and regional profile while retaining its original Beavercreek identity.

Did You Know? The North course finishes in a landscape tied to the Little Miami River, so the closing holes are part of the property's larger water system rather than an isolated decorative feature. That connection between the routing and the river corridor is one of the clearest reasons the course sits integrated into its setting.