Adams County Golf Club

Adams County Golf Club is a nine-hole executive course open to public play in West Union, Ohio. The greens are bent grass and notably small, adding a measure of challenge to what is otherwise a quick round.

The club dates to 1933, when it became the first golf course in the area. Its setting in Adams County places it near regional attractions such as Amish country, hiking and local historic sites. The course is within about an hour's drive of Batavia, Hillsboro, Chillicothe, Portsmouth, Maysville and Augusta, with Cincinnati roughly 75 minutes away, making it workable as either a day trip or part of a longer stay in the county.