Scioto Reserve Country Club

Scioto Reserve Country Club opened in 2001 as a private golf and athletic club in Powell, Ohio, north of Columbus. It was the vision of central Ohio developer Donald Kenney, who set out to build an athletic club anchored by a golf course and centered on a full family experience in a clean, well-kept environment. Architect Barry Serafin designed the 18-hole championship course, which stretches to roughly 7,000 yards at a par of 72 and winds through wooded, gently rolling suburban landscape. The course drew members from across the region soon after opening and has hosted competitive events, including Southern Ohio PGA and state amateur play. It remains a well-regarded test for the growing communities north of the state capital.