I played Boone Links on vacation a number of years ago and found it to be in good shape, and it was an enjoyable round.

Course was in great condition and the layout is fun and challenging. My group had a great time and we will definitely add this course to our rotation.

One of my favorite courses overall, just wish the price was a little better. Good mix of fun and challenging. Greens are in good shape. Some tee boxes could use some work. Everyone is friendly and good selection of drinks. Think the price is just slightly high so can’t rate it 5 stars

I’ve left 2-3 google reviews in my life because honestly they won’t divert much. But if one person see’s this I wish they a 0 star. I’ve golfed for 20+ years, T-box’s are non existent worst I’ve ever seen. You’re hitting out of the rough. Greens are 5/10. I’ve played Aston, Glenview, woodland, circling, sugar, neuman, robins, devou, ect this year. These Boone greens are the worst condition. On top of that they’re were 2 foursomes of “club pros” (lol) behind us who called on my group of mid 80, low 90 golfers for “playing to slow”. So we had the “boss” they called him escort us a hole. Making my group feel indifferent. Your course is not in good of shape to be hurrying anyone. Them T-boxes 😬. Book somewhere else.

These courses just make it more difficult to play every year. You can’t book a single time during the week. When you go there and ask to walk on they give you a hard time even when the tee sheet is open. I have to drive over 30 minutes to get a practice round in and I have 2 great courses less than 20 minutes from my house. It’s just disappointing golf courses have to be so concerned with profit and getting foursomes on the course (during the week) that single golfers can’t even find a place to play anymore. The good news I guess we at least still have the Kenton County courses that allow single golfers to book tee times