Kenny Perry's Course Tee Times

Where I start….. Possibly the worst course I have ever seen. When you offer early am tee times it’s probably wise for your entire staff to be there on time for said early am tee times. Not a single green was in good shape or playable. If like putting through divots, dead crabgrass and green spray painted mud this course is for you. The fact this place is even open and charging people to play this goat ranch is wild to me. This place is an embarrassment! Literally everyone should be fired. Don’t waste your time or money playing this place.

6 months ago

Great Golf Course and super nice staff. Enjoyed playing a couple of rounds of golf while in town. Course was in great shape for the winter. Played with two different groups and I have to say I have never met friendlier people on a golf course. Everyone on the course was courteous and respectful of those around.

2 months ago

After a long awaited day to play because of the ice and snow we had, It was great getting back out on the course. The greens are rolling nice and talks of new irrigation system going in should make this course exceptional.

a month ago

Need to echo a lot of recent reviews. This course is likely permanently ruined, they will not recover the greens. Every hole, 1 through 18 at Kenny Perry's course --- the greens are lost! Assuredly this is not how golf is intended. Golf course owners have two main responsibilities, mow grass and maintain grass. Watering greens are not hard, not like entire fairways. They should have basic expertise to control insects and disease when needed. The kicker is, based on this weekend, they are still charging full rates when the greens are destroyed, I merely do not understand that. Unless they choose to retain a renowned national expert on golf course maintenance and restoration during the winter, I expect this course will be off the list in 2026. Kentucky has so few golf courses to play, ranked 46th out of 50 states for best public golf courses. Kenny Perry will likely be one fewer course available in 2026 in Kentucky. Unless they are willing to highly, highly, highly invest this off season for the very best personnel in the industry, these greens will never be playable again. UNLESS they choose to completely rebuild every one of the greens, how long a closure will that require next year? Does that idea seem cost effective versus if they just watered and fertilized the greens appropriately during the season.

6 months ago

Wonderful course with a fun and challenging layout. I love the different holes, not typical to other course designs. The course is in great shape, though the greens were a splash rough from healing from aeration. 100% worth the time to get a round in.

2 years ago