Valley of the Eagles is a Jack Nicklaus design located in Elyria, Ohio, approximately thirty miles west of Cleveland. The course opened in the late 1990s as part of Nicklaus's prolific design period, when his firm was creating layouts across the Midwest that balanced championship challenge with playability for a range of skill levels. The property occupies rolling terrain characteristic of northeastern Ohio, with elevation changes and natural wooded corridors that frame many holes. The routing takes advantage of the site's topography, incorporating strategic bunkering and water features that require thoughtful course management. Nicklaus designs from this era typically emphasize wide fairways that reward accurate driving while offering recovery options for less precise shots, and Valley of the Eagles follows this template. The greens feature moderate undulation and are defended by greenside bunkers positioned to penalize misses on the short side. As a daily-fee facility, the course serves both local golfers and visitors exploring golf options in the greater Cleveland area. The layout provides a solid test from the back tees while remaining accessible from forward sets, a hallmark of Nicklaus's approach to public course design. The surrounding landscape includes mature trees and open meadow areas that give the course a parkland character typical of the region.