Great Trail Golf Club in Minerva, Ohio features eighteen holes designed by Romain Fry. The course occupies terrain typical of northeastern Ohio's rolling landscape, with the routing taking advantage of natural elevation changes across the property. Fry's design reflects his approach to routing and strategic bunkering, working within the topography to create a layout that rewards thoughtful shot-making. The course is organized as Blue and White nines, a common structure that allows for flexible play and membership scheduling. The design emphasizes the character of the local terrain, incorporating native vegetation and water features where the land naturally dictates them. The holes are arranged to flow logically across the site, with the routing designed to balance challenge and playability across the two nines. Great Trail serves the Minerva community and surrounding region as a private membership club. The facility supports competitive play and member events typical of clubs of its size and character in Ohio. The course has developed a local reputation within the region's golf community, though it remains primarily a members' venue rather than a high-profile tournament destination. The Blue and White nines provide variety in the overall experience, with each nine offering distinct strategic elements while maintaining consistency with Fry's design philosophy. The course reflects the practical approach to design common in regional Ohio golf, emphasizing solid fundamentals of routing and conditioning over dramatic architectural statements.