Columbus Country Club's Par-3 Course is a Donald Ross design located on the club's property in Columbus, Ohio. Ross, who was among the most prolific golf architects of the early twentieth century, designed the club's championship course and this shorter layout, which serves as a practice facility and alternative playing option for members. The par-3 format allows golfers to work on their iron play and short game in a less time-intensive round. The course occupies gently rolling terrain typical of central Ohio, with mature trees framing the holes and creating definition between playing corridors. Ross's design principles—strategic bunkering, thoughtful green contours, and varied shot requirements—are evident even at this smaller scale. The greens feature the subtle slopes and false fronts characteristic of his work, demanding accurate approach shots and rewarding proper club selection. Columbus Country Club, established in the early 1900s, has long been a prominent private club in the Columbus area. The par-3 course complements the main layout and provides members with a venue for casual play, practice rounds, and family golf. Its compact routing and walkable nature make it accessible for players of different ages and skill levels, while the Ross design ensures that even experienced golfers encounter genuine challenge in the green complexes and hole variety.