Odana Hills Golf Course sits on the city’s west side, bordered by residential streets and a busy commercial corridor. The layout moves across gentle rises and shallow depressions, producing a sequence of short, uphill approaches on the outward nine and longer, downhill targets on the return. Water appears on five holes, most notably a pond that guards the left side of the fifteenth green and a drainage channel that crosses the fourth fairway. Mature oaks and maples line several fairways, narrowing landing zones on the second, seventh, and thirteenth holes. The course’s bent-grass greens are modestly contoured, with subtle ridges rather than severe tiers. Cart paths are paved and run on the left side of most holes, keeping foot traffic on turf to a minimum. Maintenance records show annual aerification in early spring and mid-autumn, and the turf is mowed daily during the peak season. A small practice putting green lies adjacent to the first tee, and a modest clubhouse provides a pro shop and grill.
