The courses were designed by renowned golf architect Donald Ross, who also designed Pinehurst No. 2.
The facility is part of the larger Mill Creek MetroParks system, which was established as the first park district in Ohio.
The 18-hole courses utilize the natural rolling topography of the Mahoning Valley to create challenging play conditions.
The park district celebrated its centennial in 1991, preserving the architectural integrity of original facilities from the late 1920s.
The South End of Mill Creek Park features the Mill Creek Golf Course, a facility originally designed by golf architect Donald Ross and opened in 1928. The site encompasses two distinct 18-hole courses known as the North and South courses. It functions as a public golf facility managed by the Mill Creek Metropolitan Park District. The layout integrates natural landscape features typical of the park's geological design, including varied elevation changes and mature tree lines. The park district maintains over 4,500 acres of land, with the South End section specifically catering to golf enthusiasts within the Boardman area. It serves as a historic hub for recreational athletics in Youngstown. Facilities include a clubhouse, practice areas, and cart services.
The elevated tee box on the North Course offering a vista of the mature tree canopy.
Book tee times in advance through the official MetroParks online portal.
Utilize the practice putting greens to acclimate to the speed of the bentgrass surfaces.
Check the pro shop for course-specific yardage guides.
Do not attempt to walk the course without a tee time or proper golf attire.
Course operations are seasonal, typically closed during winter months due to Ohio weather conditions.
Standard golf attire required, including collared shirts and non-metal spiked golf shoes; maintain proper pace of play.
