A bad day on the golf course is better than a good day anywhere else, especially if you’re playing during the fall. While people flock to the greens during summertime, there’s something special about playing through each hole from September to November. Below, there are three reasons you should set up a tee time to take advantage of this special season.

Fall Golfing Offers These 3 Benefits

1. Low Humidity

It’s not fun getting sticky the moment you step out of the air-conditioned car at the golf course. Even the most breathable polos and cleats can’t stop you from feeling the heat during summertime. That’s why some people prefer fall—lower temperatures and less humidity.

2. Beautiful Fall Leaves

The Midwest offers incredible views as the leaves change color in the fall. Golf courses are the perfect place to enjoy the foliage while getting in a round or two. You can take in the gorgeous molting maples and oaks between the fairway and the green, making a stunning course even more enjoyable.

3. Improved Access to Tee Times

When the summer ends many people stop going golfing. That means there are more tee times available, allowing you to golf when you want. Plus, it’s easier to get out more frequently, allowing you to improve your game and build your skills for the coming spring. 

Those looking to take in the fall colors should visit The Virtues Golf Club in Nashport, OH. The course was ranked No. 1 in the state by Golf Week® in 2002 and #65 on Golf Digest’s® America’s Greatest Public Golf Courses. Their Stay and Play package allows you to play two rounds and enjoy local hotels with free breakfast and easy access to additional local activities. Visit the website for information on their par-71 parkland-style course that offers 7,243 yards of beautiful views and challenging holes. Call (740) 763-1100 or view this website to learn about tee times and request car services from nearby locales.