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Any current Ohio State student carrying seven or more (undergraduate) or five or more (graduate) credit hours may pay a daily green fee to play 18 holes on either course at the Ohio State University Golf Course. Legendary golfer and Buckeye Jack Nicklaus redesigned the course in 2006.
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In the shadow of Ohio Stadium, between RPAC and the Lincoln Tower, sit 15 tennis courts at Lincoln Tower Park. Bring your own racquet and balls or check them out from the Women’s Field House.
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The outside tennis courts are a popular spot for pick-up matches, intramural and club teams.
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Any current Ohio State student carrying seven or more (undergraduate) or five or more (graduate) credit hours may pay a daily green fee to play 18 holes on either course at the Ohio State University Golf Course. Legendary golfer and Buckeye Jack Nicklaus redesigned the course in 2006.

In the shadow of Ohio Stadium, between RPAC and the Lincoln Tower, sit 15 tennis courts at Lincoln Tower Park. Bring your own racquet and balls or check them out from the Women’s Field House.

The outside tennis courts are a popular spot for pick-up matches, intramural and club teams.

When you find yourself itching to polish up your tennis or golf skills — yes, that includes disc golf — you’ll find yourself in ideal surroundings.

The Ohio State University Golf Club is one of the top-rated collegiate courses in the nation and features two 18-hole courses: the Scarlet Course and the Gray Course, which welcome current, full-time students.

If throwing discs is your brand of golf, the 1,518-yard, 18-hole course at Jesse Owens Park is free with discs available for checkout at Fred Beekman Park, the Jesse Owens West Tennis Center and the Adventure Recreation Center.

Tennis players can stay closer to the heart of campus with 15 outdoor courts located at the Lincoln Tower Park/Women’s Field House.

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