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Overview
A rare links-inspired layout in a state of mostly parkland courses, Nevel Meade was built atop highlands in the greater Louisville metropolitan area. This is one of the earliest courses in the portfolio of Steve Smyers, an accomplished architect who was a former associate under Ron Garl. Some of Smyers’ other notable designs include Tampa’s Old Memorial, Maridoe Golf Club outside Dallas, LochenHeath in Traverse City, Mich and the now-defunct Wolf Run in Zionville, Ind., a former member of our America's Second 100 Greatest courses.
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“Fun public golf course in the Louisville area. Course has some very creative holes. There are a few blind shots. Overall very worth the money for a fun public course."
Read More2024
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“Nevel Meade is a links style course with almost zero trees. There are a few good holes but it is somewhat bland. Two of the holes are have poor designs."
Read More2022
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“Louisville is sorely lacking quality public golf. This is going to be one of if not the best options in town. It's a links style course that is usually well maintained depending on time of year. It's at a higher price point than many of the other publics in the area but it stands above the rest."
Read More2018
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“This is a links style golf course that is a lot of fun to play. There are some very good holes on this golf course including one of the more scenic par fives that you can play. The conditions are good with bent grass fairways and greens. The practice areas very nice. Nevel Meade is my go to public golf course in the Louisville, Kentucky area."
Read More2018
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