Red Hawk Run Golf Course opened in 2001 as a daily-fee facility serving the Findlay area in northwest Ohio. Arthur Hills, a prolific architect known for his work throughout the Midwest, designed the course in collaboration with MacCurrach Golf, a design firm that has contributed to several Ohio layouts. The property occupies former farmland characteristic of the region, with the routing incorporating both open terrain and wooded corridors that provide definition and variety across the eighteen holes. The design makes use of the site's natural drainage patterns and modest elevation changes, creating strategic interest through bunkering, water features, and green complexes that reward thoughtful approach play. Hills typically emphasized playability for a range of skill levels while maintaining challenge from the back tees, and Red Hawk Run follows this philosophy with multiple tee boxes allowing golfers to select appropriate yardages. The course features several holes where water comes into play, particularly on the back nine, requiring accurate shot-making on scoring opportunities. Red Hawk Run serves as a regional amenity in Hancock County, hosting local tournaments and league play throughout the season. The facility includes practice areas and a clubhouse that supports both daily-fee traffic and organized golf events. The course represents the kind of accessible public golf that Hills championed during his career, offering northwest Ohio golfers a well-maintained layout with strategic design elements drawn from his extensive portfolio across the American heartland.