KY Golf Magazine

Course of the week · Sep 22, 2026 · Lexington

Kearney Hill Golf Links

3403 Kearney Road · Lexington, KY 40511 · City of Lexington · 18 holes · Par 72 · 7,062 yards

Illustrative fairway photo (not Kearney Hill). House site asset.

Kearney Hill Golf Links is Lexington’s Pete and P.B. Dye public course in northwest Fayette County. The city describes a Scottish links-style layout: deep sand and grass bunkers, sparse trees, open rolling terrain — wind is part of the game.

Golf Digest has ranked Kearney Hill among Kentucky’s top ten. The city notes past hosts including Senior PGA Tour, Celebrity Players Tour, PGA Junior Tour Series, and Men’s and Women’s Amateur Public Links Championships, plus local and state events. It is also listed as an Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary course.

Public file to keep clean: name, address, tee-time phone (859) 253-1981, city page lexingtonky.gov, tee times up to seven days ahead online, by phone, or in person. Open year-round except Christmas Day, 8 a.m. until dusk. Driving range open daily 8 a.m. to dusk. Food, drinks, and merchandise on site; banquet room and grill for outings.

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What to verify before you go: current city rates (the posted card is dated Jan 1, 2024 — confirm on the city page), the seven-day tee-time window, pairing policy on busy slots, and outing booking at (859) 253-1981.

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