Kentucky
The Kentucky Golf Association was formed in 1911 and it looks after the interests of amateur golfers in over 200 member clubs. The association works closely with the Kentucky Section of the PGA which, since 1925, has overseen the activities of hundreds of professionals and apprentices across the Commonwealth.
Idle Hour Country Club
Kentucky, United States
Idle Hour Country Club
Ron Pritchard recently reworked the old 1925 Donald Ross course at Idle Hour Country Club, restoring bunkers and adding length to the layout.
Valhalla Golf Club
Kentucky, United States
Valhalla Golf Club
Jack did a bit of earth moving on the front nine at Valhalla which is fashioned in a links-style with fairways that pitch and roll through a fairly flat, low-lying and open valley.
The Club at Olde Stone
Kentucky, United States
The Club at Olde Stone
Opened for members play in 2006, the Club at Olde Stone came from the burgeoning portfolio of veteran architect Arthur Hills.
Keene Trace Golf Club (Champion Trace)
Kentucky, United States
Keene Trace Golf Club (Champion Trace)
An Arthur Hills design that debuted in 1987, the fairways of the Champion Trace course at Keene Trace Golf Club are routed around a residential development to the south west of Lexington.
Big Spring
Kentucky, United States
Big Spring
Host to the PGA Championship in 1952, the course at Big Spring Country Club has been altered a number of times down the years by the likes of William Diddel, Larry Packard, Arthur Hills and, most recently, Rees Jones in 2004.
Hurstbourne (Championship)
Kentucky, United States
Hurstbourne (Championship)
Chic Adams originally laid out the Championship course at Hurstbourne Country Club in 1967 but Keith Foster substantially renovated it in 2005 when he retained most of the routing but upgraded the bunkers.
Park Mammoth Golf Club
Kentucky, United States
Park Mammoth Golf Club
In what may be a pattern for under-whelming golf courses on decent land, Park Mammoth Golf Club may not just be ahead of the curve but defining it...
University of Louisville
Kentucky, United States
University of Louisville
Situated half an hour’s drive east of downtown Louisville, the University of Louisville Golf Club – formerly the Cardinal Club – is owned and operated by the university, with a 7,192-yard Spencer Holt-designed layout in play.
Heritage Hill
Kentucky, United States
Heritage Hill
Situated within a mixed landscape of woodland and farmland on the banks of the Salt River, the course at Heritage Hill Golf Club is a Doug Beach layout that first opened its doors to golfers in the Bluegrass State in 2007.
Lassing Pointe
Kentucky, United States
Lassing Pointe
Located in Union, the Lassing Pointe golf course is a Michael Hurdzan design that first opened its doors to Bluegrass State golfers in 1993.