old man in the pro shop is rude and forces you to use push cart. not only that but their push carts are terribly kept and there’s no strap to strap in your bag. no water station on any of the holes so you can’t fill up any water. also most hilly course created

This is one of the only golf courses I have ever played where I lost walls and hit in the fairway. They need to spray for dandelions, keep the place mowed, and general cleaning up around the course. When I got there that day I was the only car in the parking lot. When I left there's three cars in the parking lot. They do have a driving range for less than 150 yards only. The cost for this small nine-hole course is way overpriced. The attendant out front was very nice and also explained that if it did rain, which they were expecting, there would be no refund.

76 dollars for 2 to play 9 holes with a cart is ridiculous. Website says $24.75 per person with cart during summer. When I asked after the 9 holes I was told “it’s the same weather you play 9 or 18”. Doesn’t make any sense. Not a nice enough course to charge that much.

Yesterday, April 26, my 7-year-old son and I finished our round of golf. After completing the ninth hole, I let him drive the cart the short distance—about 50 yards—to the clubhouse. As soon as he stopped the cart, a pro shop employee approached us in an aggressive and unprofessional manner, immediately raising his voice and scolding us for allowing my son to drive. While I understand the rule that children should not operate the cart, this was a brief and controlled situation, and my intention was simply to let my son enjoy a small part of the experience, as he loves the game and spending time golfing with me. The employee’s behavior was completely inappropriate and could have been handled in a calm and respectful way. I’ve played many courses around Louisville and have never encountered anything like this. In fact, I’ve spoken with other golfers who mentioned they no longer visit this course specifically because of this employee. I will not be returning. Additionally, the course conditions did not justify the $37 price. I would instead recommend Sleepy Hollow, where the course is well-maintained, more affordable, family-owned, and staffed by friendly, professional people.

Staff is unfriendly and not professional. They made me pay $60 dollars to have my wife and my sister to ride with me while I play the course. Fairways are not well taken care of and there is trash all over the course. I recommend you go somewhere else. Sleepy Hollow, Eagle Creek, or Iroquois.