Kentucky Course Suggestions?

[agentdozzer]

There is a subway and DQ near holler.

 

[TheDudeAbides]

if you are ever in the far western part give the course at Stuart Nelson park in Paducah a try. It's not my home course, but I grew up there. It's pretty challenging IMO. Just played it yesterday. The local club there ( or city?) are making some nice improvements. New benches, bag hangers and well maintained.

 

[Goatman]

The Goat Path is 25 miles north of Holler and is rated 10th in the state. If you play Wednesday I will be happy to show you my little piece of the disc golf dream.

 

[Kenny53691]

Just one course, Idlewild is a good bet. If you have time for more, I'd still hit the Cincinnati area and do Idlewild, Lincoln Ridge and Mt. Airy.

I agree! :thmbup:

 

[skottyb]

If your in the Radcliff/E-town area definitely check out the courses around that area.

I think they are all a blast, Freeman Lake, Radcliff City Park, Muldraugh (which gets a bad rap but its one of my favorites and completely kept up to date by volunteers). Otter Creek is always fun, and is in the top 10 oldest (might be older) in the country. I know it's for sure KY's oldest course.

If you want to drive though Idlewild is the answer.