3403 Kearney Road
Tel: (859) 253-1981
Carmello Benassi, PGA Professional
Jeff Harris, Superintendent

18 Holes, Par 72, Blue Tees - 6,987 yards, White Tees - 6,501 yards, Red Tees - 5,362 yards. Kearney Hill is a premier public golf course, located in northwest Fayette County. Totally unlike any other golf course in the area, Kearney Hill Links has drawn rave reviews from golfers. It is a Scottish links-style course, characterized by open, rolling terrain, deep sand and grass bunkers and a few trees. The wind is a very important factor in playing the course.

Kearney Hill Golf Links has had the privilege to host such events as the Senior PGA Tour, Celebrity Players Tour, PGA Junior Series, the 1998 Men’s United States Amateur Public Links Championship as well as many local and state championships. In 2007, this course will host the 2007 Women’s Amateur Public Links Championship.

The course was designed by famous golf course architects Pete and P.B. Dye, who have designed numerous unusual courses around the country, including the PGA West Stadium Course in Palm Springs, CA. the TPA at Sawgrass in Palm Beach, FL., and Crooked Stick Golf Club in Carmal, IN. They now have added a Lexington landmark to their list of creative masterpieces. The 211-acre course, located on Kearney Road off Georgetown Road (US 25) includes:

• A 23,000 square foot multilevel clubhouse with food service and meeting rooms
• 10-acre practice area
• 3 man-made lakes with 10 acres of surface area
• 71 sand bunkers
• Natural amphitheater areas around the greens
• 3.5 acres for corporate sponsor tents/displays, including 2-acres on terrace overlooking the 18th green
• 14 out of the 18 holes can be viewed from the observation decks on the second level of the clubhouse
• Playing surface: tees and fairways are Penncross bentgrass; greens are Pennlinks bentgrass; greens average 8,500 - 9,000 square feet with considerable undulation
• Cart paths - continuous throughout the course