Reeves Golf Course is a municipal facility located in Cincinnati, Ohio, featuring a par-3 layout designed by Jack Kidwell. The course serves the local community as an accessible option for golfers working on their short game or seeking a quicker round. As part of Cincinnati's public golf infrastructure, it provides recreational opportunities in an urban setting. The par-3 format focuses exclusively on approach shots and short iron play, with holes typically ranging from wedge distance to mid-irons. This design makes the course particularly suitable for beginners developing their fundamentals, experienced players practicing specific aspects of their game, or anyone looking for golf that fits into a shorter time frame. The layout reflects the practical considerations of municipal course design, working within available land to maximize playability and maintenance efficiency. Reeves operates within Cincinnati's broader network of public courses, contributing to the city's golf accessibility. The facility serves various groups including junior golfers, seniors, and recreational players who appreciate the lower green fees and relaxed pace typical of executive-length courses. While it may not feature the architectural complexity or tournament pedigree of championship layouts, courses like Reeves fulfill an important role in making golf available to diverse populations and skill levels within their communities.