Ottawa Park Golf Course occupies a municipal facility in west Toledo, established in the early twentieth century within one of the city's oldest public parks. The course underwent significant redesign work by Arthur Hills, the Ohio-based architect known for his numerous public and resort projects across the Midwest and beyond. Hills reshaped the routing and features while working within the constraints of the existing parkland property, which includes mature tree cover and gently rolling terrain typical of northwest Ohio's glaciated landscape. The layout plays through a mix of open and wooded corridors, with several holes bordered by dense stands of hardwoods that define playing angles and frame fairways. The property's modest elevation changes provide some natural movement to the holes, though the terrain remains generally walkable. Water features appear on a handful of holes, adding variety to the strategic demands. As a municipal course operated by the City of Toledo, Ottawa Park serves a broad cross-section of local golfers and visitors seeking accessible public golf in an established urban park setting. The course reflects the practical design approach Hills often employed for public facilities: straightforward hole concepts, maintainable features, and playability for a range of skill levels. Ottawa Park remains part of Toledo's recreational infrastructure, offering a tree-lined parkland experience within the city limits.