Eagle Creek Golf Course

Please!! The absolute best place for women to play! The Tuesday night golf league that Melissa puts on is 10/10. As a new golfer the women’s league was so inclusive and warm and welcoming! Absolutely love playing this course with the women’s league but also with our family! All handicaps play and it’s so fun!!

Clubhouse and restaurant are really nice. I love the course layout but needs a good maintenance plan as the course always seems to be a little overgrown. Disclaimer: I haven't played yet this year but the hole locations don't seem to change very often as all the edges are furry and cause a lot of lip outs. If the greens were taken care of on a more frequent basis this would be a MUST play!

I was pleasantly pleased with Eagle Creek. It is a good layout and very playable for every level. My only "complaint" would be the greens are hard, but I understand because it's a relatively new course. I would definitely play it again.

There’s a moment, somewhere along the rolling bluegrass corridor of I-71 north of Louisville, when you realize Oldham County, Kentucky, has been quietly holding out on you. Horse farms scroll past the windows, the terrain rises and folds like a golf course architect’s rough draft, and by the time you pull off the interstate, you’ve already begun to understand why this compact county, just 20 minutes from downtown Louisville, packs four legitimate golf experiences into a stretch of land better known for thoroughbreds and bourbon. I came in for two nights with four rounds on the books and left with a full notebook and a shorter list of excuses for iron play. The Holiday Inn Express & Suites in LaGrange sits directly off I-71, which puts it within easy reach of every course and attraction on this itinerary. The 86 rooms are clean and well-appointed with refrigerators, microwaves, coffee makers, and the blackout curtains that golfers requesting early tee times genuinely appreciate, as well as an indoor pool, fitness center, and free Wi-Fi. The real advantage, though, is the complimentary Express Start hot breakfast, a proper sit-down fuel-up on Day One, and a grab-and-go on Day Two when the tee sheet doesn’t care about your appetite. Either way, you’re not paying for it. A short drive brings you to Eagle Creek Golf Course in LaGrange and lunch at Seasoned Pub & Grill in the modern Eagle Creek clubhouse. Seasoned is a family-owned sports pub with a menu wide enough to satisfy any post-round appetite: handmade New York-style strombolis, burgers, fried fish, beer cheese, pretzels, cold draft beer, and enough screens to catch whatever game is on. It’s open to the public seven days a week and priced for the everyday golfer. Eagle Creek itself opened in 1966 and is owned by the City of LaGrange. Bermuda fairways, Bentgrass greens, and mature woods frame most holes and make it feel worlds away from the open plateau at Nevel Meade. The 12th, a 391-yard par-4, is the toughest hole on the card: straightaway tee shot, sand bunker protecting the right side of the green, trees left. It doesn’t look dangerous until you’re standing on the tee. Eagle Creek offers five sets of tees to accommodate all levels of expertise. There’s plenty to do for non-golfers as well. The Yew Dell Botanical Gardens is recognized nationally, and the café serves a great Turkey Panini. 3rd Turn Oldham Gardens is the State’s largest beer garden with craft beers brewed onsite. The Crestwood Mercantile features 80 shops and vendors spaced across 3 floors with something for everyone. And so much more. Three days in Oldham County barely scratched the surface.

Lovely course and really friendly staff. A good course for women. Our group will be back to play!