Golf Courses in Hocking Hills, Ohio, and Disc Golf

Golf courses in Hocking Hills, Ohio, come down to two: Hocking Hills Golf Club near Logan, an 18-hole public course from 1938, and Windy Hills, a 9-hole course in Rockbridge. Add the free disc golf course in the state park and mini golf for the kids. That's enough for a rainy-day backup or a full golf trip.

Bring your own clubs if you can. This is hill country, so expect sloped lies and tree-lined fairways.

Golf courses in Hocking Hills, Ohio, at a glance

Hocking Hills Golf Club

Hocking Hills Golf Club is the area's main course: 18 holes, par 71 and 5,861 yards, with tree-lined fairways and views over the Hocking Valley. It's public, and it calls itself the finest public course in southeastern Ohio.

Jack Kidwell designed it, and it opened in 1938. At 5,861 yards it isn't long, but the hills make up for that.

The Urban Grille, a restaurant and bar on site, makes it easy to turn a round into a half day. Call the pro shop for tee times and rates, since the club's site doesn't list prices.

Windy Hills Golf Course

Windy Hills is a 9-hole course on US Route 33 in Rockbridge, at the northern edge of the Hocking Hills. Its GolfNow listing puts it at 3,055 yards, built in 1969, with bent-grass greens and bluegrass fairways.

It's open year-round, with carts and club rentals, and walking is allowed. There's no driving range, so warm up on the first tee. Nine holes make it an easy add-on to a morning hike.

Hocking Hills disc golf in the state park

The best deal in Hocking Hills golf costs nothing. Hocking Hills State Park has an 18-hole disc golf course that's free to the public.

The course is listed with the Professional Disc Golf Association as the Whispering Cave Disc Golf Course, at the park lodge's address on State Route 664. It opened in 2018, and the back nine followed in 2019. Bring your own discs.

Hocking Hills Market on US 33 in Rockbridge also lists Hocking Hills Mini Golf and Hocking Hills Disc Golf among its shops, next to the antique malls in our guide to Hocking Hills shopping.

Hocking Hills disc golf pairs well with lunch at the state park lodge, which is open to everyone. Our guide to restaurants in Hocking Hills has its hours.

Mini golf for the kids

Adventure Golf at Rempel's Grove on State Route 664 has a course with a waterfall feature and night golf in summer. Our guide to Hocking Hills mini golf and other family plans has its 2026 prices.

Our pick

For a golf trip, play the 18 at Hocking Hills Golf Club in the morning and eat at the Urban Grille. Then save the free disc golf course in the state park for a cooler evening. Of the golf courses in Hocking Hills, Ohio, the club is the one worth planning a day around.

Afterward, come back to a porch and a fire pit. Our Hocking Hills cabin with hot tub sits on 97 private acres, and there's more to plan in our guide to things to do in Hocking Hills.

Golf courses in Hocking Hills, Ohio, FAQs

Is there a golf course in Hocking Hills?

There is a golf course in Hocking Hills: Hocking Hills Golf Club near Logan, an 18-hole, par 71 public course designed by Jack Kidwell that opened in 1938. Windy Hills Golf Course in Rockbridge adds 9 more holes on US 33. Call the courses for tee times and green fees, since rates change by season and day.

Is Hocking Hills disc golf free?

Hocking Hills disc golf is free at the 18-hole course in Hocking Hills State Park, which Ohio State Parks says is free to the public. It's listed as the Whispering Cave Disc Golf Course, at the park lodge's address on State Route 664. Bring your own discs, since the park doesn't list rentals.

Is there mini golf in Hocking Hills?

There is mini golf in Hocking Hills at Adventure Golf at Rempel's Grove on State Route 664, a course with a waterfall feature and night golf in summer. It's seasonal, so check its site before you go. Kids under 3 played free in 2026, and the petting zoo next door makes it an easy family afternoon.

Can you golf in Hocking Hills in winter?

You can golf in Hocking Hills in winter at Windy Hills Golf Course in Rockbridge, which its GolfNow listing says is open year-round. Snow, frost and muddy fairways decide most days, so call before you drive over. The disc golf course in the state park stays free all year, though winter footing can be icy.