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Miami Shores Golf Course is a municipally owned 130-acre, 18-hole course with rye/bluegrass fairways and bent grass greens, designed by world-renowned architect Donald Ross and opening in 1949. Located in Troy, Ohio, it offers the convenience and affordability of a public facility with a freshly renovated clubhouse and world-class course design. The course features 6,212 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72, with a course rating of 67.6 and a slope rating of 97.

The course is characterized by back and forth fairways, with hard-to-find trouble and short distances from all tee boxes. Notable features include the Miami River, which borders the left side of multiple holes and serves as a hazard to avoid. Several holes present distinctive challenges, including bunkers that guard fairway sides and greens with severe contours and varying pin placement difficulty.

The course features a full-length, self-service driving range complete with a chipping green as well as a separate putting green located next to the clubhouse, with the driving range and chipping green opened in April 2019.