The Golf Club at Stonelick Hills

Overview: The Golf Club at Stonelick Hills is a wooded course in Batavia where rolling hills, ponds and mature forest shape almost every view. Jeff Osterfeld's design works with the existing land, using changes in elevation and water to separate the holes into distinct problems. The course has a deliberately quiet feel because the property was conceived as a golf environment rather than as a resort complex. Its par-72 routing reaches roughly 7,145 yards, but the variety of lies and the movement around the greens are as important as the total distance.

History: Stonelick Hills opened in July 2004. The club's own material identifies Jeff Osterfeld as the owner and designer, and describes the course as a project built around the wooded Batavia property. That opening date and the documented design credit replace the target's blank course fields while keeping the profile focused on the exact Stonelick Hills routing rather than nearby Cincinnati-area clubs.

Did You Know? Stonelick Hills was created as a golf-only environment, so the course itself carries most of the property's visual narrative. Ponds, wooded edges and rolling ground are not separate resort attractions here; they are the elements Osterfeld used to give the holes their sequence, contrast and sense of enclosure.