Lassing Pointe

Union sits in Boone County in Kentucky's northern tip, where the Cincinnati metro spills across the Ohio River. This is suburban commuter country, but the terrain still rolls with the gentle, wooded hills characteristic of the Bluegrass State's northwest edge — a landscape that gives golf courses here a natural movement that flatter ground to the north simply can't offer.

Lassing Pointe is a public facility, and public golf in greater Cincinnati has a genuinely strong tradition. The region supports a dense, competitive market of daily-fee and municipal layouts that keep green fees reasonable and tee sheets accessible, drawing players from both sides of the state line. A par 71 suggests the routing likely trades 1 of the conventional par 5s for something shorter, which on rolling ground can produce interesting, risk-reward decisions rather than straight power holes.

For northern Kentucky golfers, courses like this one serve as the weekly home track — familiar, walkable, and played across every season the Ohio Valley's humid continental climate allows, from early spring mud to the vivid colors of a Kentucky October.