Quail Chase Golf Course
Louisville, Kentucky
Co-designed by Louisville native and Masters champion Fuzzy Zoeller, Quail Chase offers 27 holes of solid public golf south of the city. The three distinct nines wind through rolling Kentucky terrain with strategic water hazards and native hardwood corridors at some of the most accessible pricing in the Louisville area.
History & Heritage
Quail Chase was co-designed by Louisville native and Masters champion Fuzzy Zoeller with Clyde Johnston, opening in 1991. Louisville\'s only 27-hole championship regulation public facility. Now operated by Louisville Metro Parks.
Three distinct nines (East, West, South) provide variety. East Course No. 1 — a 463-yard par 4 — was named among Louisville\'s hardest holes. The West and South nines feature significantly more elevation change.
Signature Holes
East Course opener — named among Louisville\'s hardest holes. A 463-yard par 4 setting a demanding tone immediately. One of the more challenging opening holes on any public course in Kentucky.
What to Expect
Three distinct 9-hole courses offering variety. The East is more open/parkland; the West and South have significant elevation change, tree-lined fairways, and water. All three provide unique challenges.
Public at $25-50 — affordable championship golf from a Masters champion designer.
Playing Tips
East and West nines are the longest combination. Big elevation changes on South and West demand careful club selection.
Tree-lined fairways require accuracy off the tee.
Highlights
- ✓ Co-designed by Masters champion Fuzzy Zoeller
- ✓ 27 holes with three distinct nines
- ✓ Most accessible pricing in Louisville area
Frequently Asked Questions
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