This serene 18-hole layout is hilly and lined with mature trees. The terrain of the bermuda course challenges golfers of all levels. Creeks come into play on seven of the holes. The tree-lined fairways of the front nine contrast nicely with the open layout (links style setting) of the back nine. The 8th is the signature hole at Iroquois. A par 4 that can play up to 405 yards, this hole doglegs to the left and is guarded by a bunker on each side. Iroquois does not have a driving range, but it does have a putting green and a chipping green available for practice and warm-up. Tee times are available daily, year-round. The entire family will be drawn to Iroquois Park’s seemingly endless amenities, including scenic overlooks, playgrounds, horse and hiking trails, exercise paths, a disc golf course, and the spectacular Iroquois Amphitheater.

Let the open, flat, average-distanced front nine serve as your warm-up for this fantastic course. Once you make the turn to the back nine, you’ll be ready for the tighter, tree-lined, hilly terrain. This course is fun and challenging as shot selection is important on the two double dogleg par fives. The park has a fishing lake, playground, tennis courts and horseback riding trails.

Alongside the Ohio River and in the shadows of the Sherman Minton Bridge – Shawnee Golf Course has long been known as one of Louisville’s most “player-friendly” golf courses. The par-70 layout plays just over 6,400 from the back tees and offers low handicap players the chance to “go-low” when the driver is dialed in. Designed by Alex McKay, the golf course is ideal for the beginner – regardless of your handicap… all players will appreciate a well-conditioned golf course with plush Bermuda tees and fairways and silky-smooth Bentgrass greens.