It is marked fairly well-after 2 cross the street and hang a slight right to find 3. You need to make your own tee for hole seven as there is construction on the old tee. After six go up the path on the side of the fairway- around the left side of the building past the tall pines. They set up a straght shot for the CCS that is better than nothing. Have fun-not crowded this time of year from what I hear. When in doubt find a local.

A large tree has come down right in front of the 8th tee ( pond hole ). I would expect M.U. to clear it soon, as it is also blocking the sidewalk. Just a heads up

I was also there Sun. You can still go through the woods from 9 to 10. It may be easier to go this way.

Hole 11 wasn't really blocked during the CCS, we just chose not to play it... As long as you control the drive that is ;-)

I live in nearby Hamilton, but Saturday morning is when I watch my cartoons, so here is a link to the course map which is essential if playing the first time:

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course_files/525/6f0e0403.jpg

There is no visitor parking during the school year, so if you park across the street from hole 1, or next to hole 2, (where most people park) you will likely get a ticket from Miami University.  Don't worry if your not a student, or affiliated with the University, you do not have to pay.  Plus, they give you a warning the first time.

On hole 7, there is no sign or teepad.  However there is an unmistakable dirt tee area that has been worn in the grass left of the sidewalk

On hole 8, before you attempt the dogleg right on your 2nd or 3rd shot, take a second to look at the green, and note that it slopes left to the nearby pond.

If you have time, make sure to check out the brand new course at Houston Woods.    18 wooded holes all in the shade.  There are short and long tees, (A and B) which make for a unique experience from each set.

I wouldn't mind playing Oxford Sat at 9. Send me a PM Friday and I'll let you know if I can make it, odds are I can.

When Oxford was expanded to 18 holes I was pleasantly surprised. I had some good rounds there during the 1998 World's which helped me to finish 4th in the Master's division. A few possible folks who may know are Kerry Keith, Mark Holland, Tom Forde, and Fred Salaz. There was also a Miami University disc golf club years ago. I am not sure if they are still meeting/organized.

For those of you unaware, Miami University is about to start on a very large construction project on their campus.  This construction work will have a substantial impact on a large portion of the existing course, and with new buildings being constructed on several of the holes, this course will forever be altered.

Holes that will be impacted are as follows:

#1, #2, #3, #4, #15, #16, #17, and #18. 

As a heads up to many of you, construction is scheduled to begin as soon as mid-June.  Therefore, I urge you to get out and play this course prior to mid-June if you want to play it one final time in its current layout.

And as a follow up, do any of you know what the plan is for this course? Where will these 8 existing holes be relocated?

Just got back from Oxford. Had to take a detour to get to the course. The course sign and holes 1, 2, 16, 17, 18 are already pulled. Met two guys who were on a trip from St. Louis who wanted to play and I detoured them to Hueston Woods. I was disappointed and wish I would have known these were already gone.

No problem. I got home from there and posted right away because I didn't want anyone else to go through what we did. We did play the remaining holes and even saw one other group playing. But unless you live close and don't mind playing a much shorter course, it's not worth it.

Dude... That is one of my favorite courses O_o and I've played alot of courses across the country and THAT's the one they decide to **** with??? *sigh* figures...