Virtues Golf Club

Virtues Golf Club, previously named Longaberger Golf Club, is an 18 hole public golf course located in Nashport, Ohio.

The course was designed by Arthur Hills and first opened for play in 1999.

The course is located on rolling terrain. There are elevation changes up to 100 feet throughout the layout with ravines as well as gentle valleys. The course is very forested but not in the sense of traditional tree-lined fairways. Despite the abundance of trees, fairway play is very accommodating with generous landing areas. Second shots on this course prove to be as challenging as any golfer will find. There is no signature hole. The club staff describes this course as "having eighteen golf holes that would be signature holes elsewhere." This course was one of five worldwide courses chosen in 1999 to participate in the Shell Oil Company/Jack Nicklaus production of "The Wonderful World of Golf."

Virtues Golf Club is a par 72 that plays to 7,243 yards from the blue tee boxes, 6,856 yards from the white tees, and 4,985 yards from the reds.