TPC at River's Bend

Overview: TPC at River's Bend in Maineville is an Arnold Palmer design set among the rolling ground and wooded corridors of the Little Miami Valley. The modern parkland routing combines substantial water hazards with broad sandy waste areas, giving the holes a clear visual language while preserving several ways to play them. At par 72 and about 7,180 yards, it can stretch into a demanding championship test, but the tee structure and generous movement through the property create more variety than the raw length suggests.

History: The course opened in 2001 and soon entered the tournament circuit. River's Bend hosted the Kroger Classic on the PGA TOUR Champions from 2002 through 2004, then became the home of the Chiquita Classic on the Korn Ferry Tour from 2010 through 2015. That sequence gave Palmer's Ohio design a meaningful competitive chapter while the facility continued to operate as a private club in the Cincinnati area.

Did You Know? River's Bend has hosted two different professional tours under two different event names. The Kroger Classic and Chiquita Classic years show how the same Palmer routing could support senior championship golf and a developmental tour event, with water and waste areas providing a recognizable visual signature in both settings.