Top 10: Public Golf Courses in Kentucky
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Welcome to the Top 10 Public Golf Courses in Kentucky channel! As a golf enthusiast and world traveler, I have been lucky enough to play some of the most beautiful and challenging courses around the globe. In this video, I will be sharing my top picks for the best public golf courses in the state of Kentucky, based on my personal experience and feedback from other golf enthusiasts.
But this video is not just about rankings. I also believe that it's important to understand the history of each course, including the designers, architects, and notable players who have graced the fairways. From classic courses that have stood the test of time to newer courses that offer a fresh and exciting challenge, I will be sharing fascinating insights and anecdotes about each one.
As always, I value your feedback and comments. Whether you agree or disagree with my choices, or if you have a personal favorite that you think should be included in the list, I want to hear from you. Your input is critical in helping me to create updated videos for this country.
So, join me as we explore the top 10 public golf courses in Kentucky. Let's tee off and discover what makes each of these courses truly special. Get ready to experience the beauty, challenge, and history of Kentucky's best golf courses.
Top Public Golf Courses in Kentucky
1. Heritage Hill
2. Lassing Pointe
3. Kearney Hill
4. Marriott Griffin Gate Resort & Spa
5. Cherry Blossom
6. Nevel Meade Golf Course
7. A.J. Jolly Golf Course
8. Mineral Mound Golf Course
9. Paxton Park Golf Course
10. My Old Kentucky Home Golf Course - Sport
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Park Mammoth is gonna be on the list soon.
Here are some great options that should've been on the list. Houston Oaks, Hidden Cove, Eagle Trace, General Burnside Island, and Dale Hollow.
Noted thank you! Keep a look out for the update video
I love Houston Oaks. Very fun, but challenging course. I think it’s much better than Cherry Blossom.
@@sl1ck557nah cherry blossom is definitely better but I do enjoy Houston oaks
@@cardsfan0776 cherry blossom is easier imo, Houston Oaks is far more challenging with the smaller greens.
@@sl1ck557 I just like the overall aesthetic of cherry blossom better. They are both difficult courses imo and I like to think of myself as a pretty decent golfer (6 handicap)
Dale Hollow should be included way better than mineral mounds
Ok
Mineral?!?
I can confirm having played My Old Kentucky Home, Nevel Meade, and Heritage Hill that they’re top courses. HH is my home course and although it’s pricey, it’s the best course that I’ve played at. If you live in the state, please go play HH. It’s challenging but oh so good
Good Notes, Cheers
Nevel Meade is one of my favorites
The pro there is amazing and the links Scottish theme of the course adds some difficulty to the course
live 5 minutes from nevel meade used to work there know it inside out, anyone ever makes it out there and needs a partner give me a shout
I might make it down there. We appreciate comments like this. It brings us all into a community