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Flying B Golf Course is an 18-hole public course located in Salem, Ohio, between Cleveland and Pittsburgh. The course measures 6,288 yards at par 71 with a slope rating of 110. Designed by Paul Ritchie, the course was originally built as a nine-hole layout in 1960 and later expanded. The Ritchie family has owned and operated the course for over five decades, maintaining its down-home charm while establishing a reputation for excellent conditioning and fast greens.

The course is characterized by well-manicured fairways, undulating greens, and a challenging layout suitable for golfers of all skill levels. A notable feature is the signature hole 10, a 324-yard dogleg left with a mounded green surrounded by water on the right side. The course includes practice facilities with a putting green and driving range. Flying B has gained recognition as one of the most beautiful and well-maintained courses in Ohio and was featured in Golf Digest as a "Diamond in the rough."

The course hosts various leagues for different age groups and skill levels and has been the recipient of numerous local and regional awards. Its reputation for consistent conditioning and challenging play has made it a popular destination for both local and regional golfers.