Warren County Armco Park Golf Course in Lebanon, Ohio, operates as a public facility within the Warren County park system. The course includes a regulation 18-hole layout and a separate par-3 course, both serving recreational golfers in the southwestern Ohio region between Dayton and Cincinnati. The park setting provides an accessible option for golfers of varying skill levels, with the par-3 course offering a shorter format suitable for beginners, juniors, and players seeking quick rounds or short-game practice. The par-3 course features holes that typically range from roughly 80 to 150 yards, allowing golfers to work through a full set of short irons and wedges. The layout takes advantage of the gently rolling terrain common to this part of Ohio, with mature trees framing many holes. As a municipal facility, the course emphasizes affordability and ease of play, with straightforward hole designs that avoid excessive hazards or complexity. Warren County's park golf operations reflect the mid-20th-century expansion of public golf in smaller American cities, where community recreation departments developed courses to meet growing demand. The Armco name references the former steel company that had manufacturing presence in the region. The facility continues to serve local residents and visitors seeking casual golf in a park environment, with the par-3 course particularly popular among families and those new to the game.