By scenic I mean some streams, hills, elevation, beautiful trees, etc. Most importantly the streams. Thanks

Actually, anywhere near Paducah would be nice. Thanks again.

I don't know anything about the courses in the rest of the state, but Bowling Green has like 8 courses in very close proximity to one another, and a lot of them are nice. I just played a tournament down there a few weeks ago (6 courses in 2 days) and it was great! (Paducah is a really nice area though, some courses there would be awesome).

Also, you can always try the Course Directory, which is in the top menu bar.

Okay, I'll narrow it down some more. Anything within 2 hours, or 140 miles. Thanks again in advance. I'll even link it up.


http://www.pdga.com/course/courses_by_state.php?admin=&SearchZip=&SearchCity=Paducah&SearchState=Kentucky&SearchCountry=UNITED+STATES&Search=Search

I am played about 50 courses and the most prettiest course I ever played was Idlewild in Burlington, Kentucky.

I am played about 50 courses and the most prettiest course I ever played was Idlewild in Burlington, Kentucky.




Thanks, Brian. Did it have streams or any other water hazards?

Check out Idlewild here:

www.cincinnatidiscgolf.com/ (http://www.cincinnatidiscgolf.com/)

Yes, there's a stream that affects several holes.

Sanders Ferry in Hendersonville, TN (north Nashville suburb) is on a LAKE, not stream....but it's a scenic one, with a couple of holes involving the lake. The rest is on some pretty good hills overlooking the lake. Probably not "most scenic", but "scenic", nevertheless.

Thanks, guys