Persimmon Ridge - Kentucky - USA
72 Persimmon Ridge Drive,
Louisville,
Kentucky (KY) 40245,
USA
+1 502 241 04506
20 miles E of Louisville 
Members and their guests only
Terry Gilbert
Brian Hollingshead
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The course at Persimmon Ridge is an Arthur Hills design that forms the sporting centrepiece of a residential development on the outskirts of Louisville. Renowned as a tough track locally, it has hosted the Kentucky Open several times since opening in 1989. At the start of 2017, Persimmon Ridge merged with Polo Fields Golf & Country Club, located only three miles away, to offer a combined membership of around 1,000 golfers the use of two very different, but complementary, 18-hole courses. The layout at Persimmon Ridge is well known as a championship-standard course, having hosted many local and regional tournaments since it was first unveiled in the late 1980s, while its new stablemate is acknowledged as a less demanding, more “player friendly” track. |
Reviews for Persimmon Ridge
Ethan Fisher
Persimmon Ridge just wears you out with the same sort of features over and over. 5-11 is exhausting as you get seven straight par 4's thrown at you that are on the tough side. Overall, it's a lot of doglegs where it's vital to hit the correct side or you're out of the hole. A few holes nestle inches away from water which can obviously be extremely penalizing; especially if you have to take a drop off stroke and distance, which is not uncommon with some of those penalty areas. Lot of trees can affect shots as well throughout the course. Lastly, #3 as a split-fairway par 5 is not a good hole in my view. There's no point in taking it up the left side. Makes the hole longer and harder.
In conclusion, just a lot of hard, penal golf that grinds on you. Not my favorite.
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