Cincinnati Country Club

The CCC Board of Governors, CCC Management Team, Aspen project leads, and Course Architect Dr. Mike Hurdzan tweaked bunker shapes while discussing what the signature Cincinnati Country Club bunker will look like. By the midpoint of the video, you begin to see that drainage on hole 7 green is complete, and the greens mix is starting to be added.

Week four of the course renovation project included the completion of grading work to holes 6 & 7 fairways as well as a “rough-in” of the new greens for holes 4 & 5. Tony Weaver, Director of Grounds, narrates this week's progress in the attached video.

A course renovation is not as simple as signing a contract for a plan and waiting for the work to finish. The course architect, Mike Hurdzan, visits CCC frequently, personally painting the lines that shape the course. Members of the Board of Governors, the project leads at Aspen Corporation, CCC’s GM Joe Zinchini, Golf Professional Matthew Brewer, Director of Grounds Tony Weaver, and Assistant Grounds Superintendents Brian Frost and Isaac Santel are all heavily involved with the smallest details of the course plan, working alongside Dr. Hurdzan. Our management team and the Board of Governors are on the ground asking questions and putting themselves in the shoes of our membership to collaboratively create a course that is both fun and a challenge no matter what your skill level is.

Cincinnati Country Club's Golf Pro, Matthew Brewer, is demonstrating his ability to play in all conditions—he is hitting drives in the dirt to test the distance of the new fairway bunker placement on hole 7.

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The CCC Board of Governors, along with Mike Hurdzan from Hurdzan Golf Design and the CCC management team commemorated the start of the renovation with a Groundbreaking Ceremony. Cheers to the hard work put in by everyone in this photo and the bright future ahead!

Tony Weaver, Director of Grounds at CCC, walks us through the course renovation progress through week 2.

As the first week of construction wraps up, we are all amazed by the changes already occurring on the North side. Aspen Corporation brought in the heavy machinery and began roughing in holes 6 and 7. Towards the end of the video, you can see new irrigation pipes staged for installation, laid out neatly over the brown landscape.

The landscape is changing quickly as we begin our golf course renovation.

This is truly a historical moment in time for CCC as we prepare to begin the golf course renovation project on July 15th. Coming in 2025 - A new old course!