Kentucky golf courses feature the variety of natural beauty that The Bluegrass State has to offer. There are more than 130 golf courses in Kentucky to choose from.

You can view a complete listing of courses that you can play in our map directory below. Here are five Kentucky public golf courses that you should know about:

Kearney Hill Golf Links (Lexington, Kentucky)

Kearney Hill was designed by famed architects Pete and P.B. Dye. You might not expect to find a Scottish links-style course in Kentucky, but this course will have you feeling like you are on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean. It has consistently been ranked one of the best Kentucky golf courses, and it should be at the top of your list if you are visiting the Lexington area.

Lassing Point (Union, Kentucky)

Located on the border of Ohio and Kentucky, Lassing Point is widely considered one of the best values in public golf. Greens fees will only set you back $35, but don’t let that fool you. This is a spectacular design, and the course is always in great shape.

Cherry Blossom (Georgetown, Kentucky)

Cherry Blossom is another Lexington golf course that you can’t miss. Opened in 2001, it quickly received national recognition for its design and reasonable greens fees. They pride themselves on giving daily fee players a country club experience. You’ll be amazed by the picturesque views of Lane’s Run Creek and rolling bluegrass. Overall, this is another gem in Kentucky golf courses.

Wasioto Winds (Pineville, Kentucky)

Wasioto Winds rounds out our list of top Kentucky golf courses. This is a state park course, which showcases the beauty of Kentucky’s mountainous region near the border of Tennessee. The course has several sets of tees, which can make it as challenging or playable as your level of play allows. Greens fees will only set you back $30-$35, which makes it another great value for daily fee players.