Tee off in Bourbon Country
If you are looking for a golf experience that offers a diverse range of courses, Kentucky has it all. From rolling hills to traditional woodland park settings, it provides more than just your average fairway. What makes the states special is that there is nearly year-round playability, as Kentucky sees sunshine a majority of the year. When your round is over, there is plenty off the course. The rich local culture is rooted in its bourbon and history, providing an authentic and unique experience.
After a morning at one of Kentucky’s championship courses, take your vacation beyond the green by taking a trip on the Bourbon Trail Tours. Experience the spirit of the Bluegrass State through tastings at storied distilleries, tours of legendary horse racing tracks. These courses will show you the natural beauty and southern charm Kentucky has to offer.
Kentucky is home to multiple private and semi-private courses that showcase some of the state’s charming and peaceful countryside
GlenOaks Country Club is an 18-hole championship course just outside Louisville. Playing 6,446 yards from the back tees, the course has a rolling terrain that gives its players a mix of uphill and downhill shots. This hidden gem course will showcase a visual variety from hole to hole. This provides a contrast of the average Louisville urban landscape.
The clubhouse features multiple dining options as well as a pro shop.
Measuring 6,119 yards from the back tees, The Woodford Club is an 18-hole course that features a “Horse Country” terrain. The farmland views and rolling hills will give players a feeling of a relaxed countryside. The course is a great option for those looking for a comfortable but scenic round.
After your round, the club offers a full-service restaurant featuring whiskey, wine tastings, and an outdoor patio to relax.
From the back tees, Bardstown’s signature course, Maywood, measures 7,200 yards. The course demands length and strategic tee shots when played from the further tees. Golfers of all skill levels can enjoy their round at Bardstown, as the course offers five sets of tees ranging from as low as around 4,700 yards.
Set in the heart of Kentucky’s Bourbon Country, Bardstown offers a round surrounded by rolling, semi-rural scenery that is both natural and peaceful. After golf, explore the area’s charm with private bourbon tastings at nearby distilleries and dinner in Bardstown’s historic downtown.
Cherry Blossom Golf Club in Georgetown is an 18-hole championship course designed for golfers of all skill levels, with multiple tee options and a maximum length of about 6,842 yards. The layout winds through bluegrass hills, where Lane’s Run Creek adds scenic water features and a natural scene to the course. With several holes incorporating both water and strategically placed bunkers, Cherry Blossom rewards accuracy and smart course management.
After coming off the final green, make the short trip to Midway to experience Equus Run Vineyard or enjoy a handcrafted pour at Saddlestone Distillery.
Kentucky offers a unique golfing experience, perfect for those seeking a serene getaway amid the lush pastures and horse farms beyond the city. Here, you can find a relaxing getaway to sip and see the country.
Kentucky stands out in the Southeast thanks to its unique blend of golf and local culture. Courses here don’t just challenge your game; they also integrate the region’s bourbon heritage. To immerse yourself in the full Kentucky experience, take a tour along the Bourbon Trail.
Premier Golf can facilitate a luxury golf vacation to Kentucky with your requirements at the forefront. Our representatives are on hand to recommend courses and experiences throughout Kentucky. All paired with deluxe accommodation, so you can relax after a day on the golf course.
When planning your trip, take advantage of Premier Golf’s in-depth knowledge of the region’s golf. When you make a reservation with us, you will receive custom package suggestions, as well as expert advice on the best days to visit which luxury golf courses and resorts.
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Kentucky’s climate offers plenty of days with ideal golf weather. Though summers will have higher temperatures, making all stand out as the best season to play.
There are over 200 golf courses in the state of Kentucky.
The best time of year for golfing in Kentucky is during the Fall season, when temperatures are around 60-70 degrees, and there’s also a beautiful backdrop of color that brings out the scenery. Fall in Kentucky generally sees less rainfall than spring, making it the perfect time to go.
The public has access to many of the courses in Kentucky, including the Bourbon Trail Tours.
Accommodations are always included in Premier Golf packages, which also usually include breakfast.
