The coarse is beautiful. Definitely overpriced considering Kearney and Houston Oaks are just as…read morenice for 15 dollars less. No water on the coarse for players. The " included" balls at the range are dirty and gross. I cannot go to that coarse without catching some type of grief from the clubhouse. The staff that works there ruins the coarse. They are not pleasant at all. They act like you should be thanking them for even stepping on the property. You would think it is TPC Sawgrass with how high their noses are. Like I said, it is a beautiful coarse. But for $70 it's not worth it.

way way way way overpriced...on greens fees and cart compared to course conditions. Greens are…read morespongy and not great. Bunkers are all dirt except the road you drive into the course from. Ball marks everywhere on the greens from regulars not repairing. $65 dollars is awfully high for a round golf there for one person.

I was invited to attend a company golf outing and while I didn't play golf, I was able to…read moreexperience the full course and professional team at Kearney Hill Links. The carts were lined up for our guests hours before the event, tagged and arranged in order by their starting hole. They'd also set up two tables for us to use at registration. We were able to use any golf cart to ride around the course and visit with guests. While I can't speak to the difficulty of the course (par was 72), it was beautiful and very clean. A lady drove around a drink cart with sodas, beers and snacks. She was very friendly and treated our guests well. The team also provided us with a shade canopy where we judged a closest to the pin contest. I also appreciated that we were able to provide our guests with cold water bottles and peanut butter crackers without it being an issue we hadn't purchased the items from them. We were also able to have a vendor bring their trailer and unload a huge grill to make lunch for our guests. After grabbing a plate we used their upstairs clubhouse to eat and reward the day's winners. Their team was right beside our reps putting up scores and measuring closest to the pin. Ample parking, maintained course, friendly team. I'm confident our company will be back next year!

Awesome layout and 11-13 are what I call a tough stretch. Green complexes are well designed and…read moreholes are well designed however the greens need to be fast and frim. They absolutely do not roll true because they are spongy and too long. Sand could be raked daily by staff as well; especially after rain days prior. Other than slow spongy greens its a great course. Pace of play is slightly on the slow side. Good course.

Always love to golf here. There course is challenging and always in good shape. Staff is friendly…read moreand very accommodating. Highly recommend this course.

Great weekend trip to Lexington. The resort is a short uber /lift trip to Rupp…read more Initial impression was the courteous staff that got us settled into our room quickly. We got the privilege of staying in the Hamburg suite. It was like walking into a guest room of a mansion. Brick accent wall, deep wood accents, stone tile washroom. So quite, I got a sense of solitude. The mattress was awesome. I believe it was a temperpedic. After the game we came back for a late bite to eat. Now I travel 40 weeks a year. And I thought I would be settling for "hotel food" . Boy was I wrong. I had the tenderloin sliders, and they were delicious. Great stay, fantastic food, great nights sleep. Good option for a game weekend. As info, i have played the golf course before. It is always in good shape and worth packing the clubs.

Full disclosure: I'm new to golf so I haven't played at that many courses, but I really liked this…read moreone. I'm from the flatlands so this was very hilly to me. I enjoyed that because it added a different element. I went out alone and ended up playing with another guy playing alone. He was great and it was an enjoyable experience. Update: I went out to play the back 9 the next day and they're even more fun than the front 9!

I attended a Christmas party at Spring Valley. The Clubhouse was originally 13.000 square foot…read moregrand estate residence built in 1937 It is a gorgeous stone building and was beautifully decorated for the holidays. Our dinner was served in the glass great room by the front of the house. Dotties Catering is the onsite caterer. What a beautiful place for a special event!

Big Blue is an awesome layout and great green complexes; however. like most courses (public) in…read moreKentucky the greens are spongy and do not roll true at all. It makes so much of a difference with firm true greens. Bunkers and tee boxes are well taken care of aligned with great fairways. Wildcat in my humble opinion is a better (traditional golf) layout with more character to the course. If they placed real sand in the bunkers and made the greens firm and superfast; this place would be outstanding. Great layouts on both but I wish the greens on both were absolutely firm and fast. Only downfall. Prices are actually reasonable in comparison to most courses. Staff is great as well. 3.5 for both

Course ease in decent condition but the rest was poorly managed. We waited 30 minutes past our…read morescheduled tee time for a cart. After the poor start they decided to let groups start on the back 9 slowing down any pace of play we made up. Not worth the money you play for the round.

The Clubhouse at Canewood has a nice atmosphere for sitting at the bar and having a beer, but the…read morefood side has been disappointing for us more than once. The menu feels a little all over the place, a lot of the items sound really good when you read them, but the actual food never quite lives up to expectations. We've also run into multiple situations where things listed on the menu weren't actually available, which gets frustrating when you come in expecting to order something specific. The space itself has potential and works well as a casual spot to hang out or grab drinks, especially if you live nearby or are golfing. But if you're going mainly for the food, it just hasn't been very memorable in our experience. Hoping they eventually simplify the menu and focus more on consistency because the location and atmosphere could make it a really great local spot.

The food is TOP NOTCH, and you couldn't ask for better service and atmosphere. Always a complete…read morepleasure, whether dining or just having drinks! We continue to be regulars here and frequently have family gatherings!

The Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington is an incredible place to visit and definitely worth spending…read moreseveral hours exploring. The property is absolutely beautiful, and there is so much to see and do that you really could spend an entire day here. One of my favorite things about the park is being able to get up close to so many different horses and learn about the different breeds. The Hall of Champions was especially interesting, and seeing the famous horses and learning about their history was a really cool experience. The International Museum of the Horse is another major highlight. Even if you're not a huge horse expert, there's so much history and information that it's genuinely interesting and educational. There are also other barns, exhibits, demonstrations, sculptures, and attractions throughout the park. The horse presentations and demonstrations really add to the experience because you're not just walking around looking at horses. You actually get to see them in action and learn about their history, breeds, training, and roles. The horse-drawn trolley ride is also a fun way to see more of the massive property. The grounds are beautiful and very well maintained, and the staff we encountered were friendly and knowledgeable. You can tell this is a place where people genuinely care about the horses and about sharing Kentucky's horse history with visitors. There is a fair amount of walking, so comfortable shoes are definitely recommended, but that's part of what makes the experience so enjoyable. There are so many different areas to explore that it never really feels like you're just doing the same thing over and over. Whether you're a serious horse lover or just looking for something different to do around Lexington, I would highly recommend the Kentucky Horse Park. It's a great way to experience a big part of what makes Kentucky special. Beautiful grounds, amazing horses, fascinating history, great exhibits, and plenty to see and do.

World Horse Day was celebrated at the Kentucky Horse Park with events throughout the park…read more 76

We visited Equus Run while spending the weekend in Frankfort. Will was our tour guide and was…read moreamazing - so knowledgeable and passionate about wines and the wine making process! He even let us try a Concord grape right off the vine! The grounds are beautiful. After our tour and tasting, we sat on the porch for the live music and shared a charcuterie board. The wines tended to be a little sweet for my taste but that didn't impact my experience - we got to sample 6 of the wines (our choice) and I did enjoy the Equestrian Chardonnay. It was a wonderful was to spend the afternoon!

Went to murder mystery dinner It was not what I expected. Actors were difficult to hear and not…read moreall actors came to our table. Show seemed disorganized. Food was lukewarm.