Kearney Hill Golf Links
Golf Guide: Lexington - KY
Lexington Golf Courses
| Golf Course Name | Type | Holes | Architect | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Andover Golf & Country Club Lexington, KY 859-263-3710 |
Private | 18 | Clyde Johnston |
| Avon Golf Course Lexington, KY 859-299-8356 |
Public | |||
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Canewood Golf Course Georgetown, KY 502-868-0245 |
Semi-Private | Danny McQueen | |
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Connemara Golf Course Nicholasville, KY 859-885-4331 |
Public | Jack Ridge | |
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Gay Brewer, Jr. Course at Picadome Lexington, KY 859-288-2990 |
Public | ||
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Gibson Bay Golf Course Richmond, KY 859-623-0225 |
Public | Dr. Michael Hurdzan | |
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Greenbrier Golf & Country Club Lexington, KY 859-299-2811 |
Private | 18 | Bill Newcomb |
| Highpoint Golf Club Nicholasville, KY 859-887-4614 |
Public | Daniel McQueen | ||
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Idle Hour Country Club Lexington, KY 859-266-1121 |
Private | 18 | Donald Ross |
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Kearney Hills Golf Links Lexington, KY 859-253-1981 |
Public | 18 | Pete & P. B. Dye |
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Lakeside Golf Course Lexington, KY 859-263-5315 |
Public | ||
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Lexington Country Club Lexington, KY 859-299-4388 |
Private | 18 | Tom Bendelow |
| Longview Golf Course Georgetown, KY 502-863-2165 |
Semi-Private | Buck Blankenship | ||
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Marriotts Griffin Gate Golf Club Lexington, KY 859-288-6193 |
Resort | Rees Jones | |
| Meadowbrook Golf Course Lexington, KY 859-272-3115 |
Public | 18 | ||
| Spring Valley Golf Club Lexington, KY 859-254-9646 |
Private | 18 | Buck Blankenship | |
| Tates Creek Golf Course Lexington, KY 859-272-3428 |
Public | |||
| The Brook Golf Course Versailles, KY 606-873-8404 |
Public | Daniel McQueen | ||
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The Bull at Boones Trace Richmond, KY 859-623-4653 |
Public | ||
| University Club of Kentucky Lexington, KY 859-252-7995 |
Private | 18 | Daniel McQueen |
Lexington Packages:
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Golfers heading to Lexington will likely be surprised at the high-quality courses interspersed throughout Bluegrass Country. Travelers, however, should build time into their visits to Lexington to experience some of what this land is famous for: horses (and bourbon, but many golfers need not be reminded to indulge in this local product). 












