I had the opportunity to play Columbus Country Club yesterday and was able to snap a few shots here and there. The course was originally built in 1907, redesigned around 1914 and then once more around 1934. From what I've read, each time Donald Ross was the architect (please correct me if that's wrong).
It's an interesting course with some nice elevation change on the first few holes and then once again in the middle of the round. Here are some shots...
1st hole - downhill tee shot and back up the hill on your approach.
2nd hole - another downhill tee shot with the landing area pinched by fairway bunkers. Driver is not necessary for the first few holes.
3rd hole - medium length par four up the hill
5th hole - downhill tee shot with fairway bunkers hugging the outside of the dogleg
7 - one shotter...about 175 yards
11 - yet another downhill dogleg right
12 - a good short par 4...requires a shot of about 220 off the tee, sharp dogleg right
13 - great par three of about 180 yards
17 - 220+ par 3
18 - one of 3 par 5s on the back nine, this one about 580 with OB tight on the left hand side