The Crossings

Louisville, KY · 5.2 mi away

Quail Chase Golf Club is a public course in Louisville, Kentucky. It is located on Cooper Chapel Road in southern Jefferson County. David Pfaff designed the course, which winds through groves of Scotch pine, maple, oak, and dogwood trees. The terrain is gently undulating, typical of the Louisville area. McNeely Lake and the historic knobs of southern Jefferson and Bullitt counties border the layout. Louisville Metro Parks operates the course as part of its public golf system.

Shepherdsville, KY · 6.7 mi away

Heritage Hill Golf Club is a public course in Shepherdsville, Kentucky, minutes from Louisville. Doug Beach, a former design associate of Jack Nicklaus, planned the course on former farmland in the Knobs region, and it opened in 2007, earning a Best New Public Course honor from Golf Digest in 2008. The par 72 layout stretches beyond 7,100 yards from the back tees, with zoysia fairways and tees and bent grass greens across five sets of tees. The land includes wide open sections as well as dense woods, and the Salt River borders the course on the north side, framing a scenic setting that hosts bald eagles nesting near the 18th hole. More than seven miles of cart path traverse the terrain, including a climb to the elevated 18th green. The club has a pro shop, snack bar and driving range for players preparing to tee off.

Louisville, KY · 7.2 mi away

Iroquois Golf Course is a 18-hole public facility in Louisville that was originally designed by Tom Bendelow in 1912. The course terrain is characterized by hills and mature trees, with creeks coming into play on seven holes. The front nine is heavily tree-lined, while the back nine offers a more open layout. The signature eighth hole is a par 4 that doglegs to the left and is protected by bunkers. The course measures 6,263 yards from the back tees and includes putting and chipping greens for practice.