Champions Pointe Golf Club

The course is pretty wide open, with very few trees. The positioning of the traps and the long rough make the course difficult to score on & don't be above the hole for the 1st putt. I was the only Golfer in sight. Very few cars in the parking lot, leads me to believe that the course is asking too much money to play.

I play this course a few times a year and it's always in pristine condition. While, it's long and challenging you're sure to enjoy the course.

A little sandy for me but it is a beautiful course

Worth every penny. Anyone who complains is simply a horrible golfer who doesn't understand course layout, design, risk/reward holes, types of shots needed. The rough is thick, greens are sloped and you need to look at the hole yardages and where the trouble is. Don't just blast driver every hole. I'm a scratch golfer and played from the tips. I hit it 290-315 and only used 4-5 drivers. Beautiful layout, great clubhouse, range, putting green etc. As a former golf pro I fully recommend playing here. It's fun, not very hard for even a 20 handicap. Enjoy this good course. If you don't like it then stop playing the game. It's a neutral course and is pleasant for all styles. Some tree lined holes and some open holes. Good elevation changes. If it's too hard....you're playing the wrong tees. Suck it up and play the tees your supposed to. Look at the yardage of a course and play accordingly. Don't just play from the same set of tees on every course.

Excellent venue, facility and staff. I have played this course many times over the years and the rough is as penalizing as I have ever seen it. Very thick and tall. Spent a lot of time looking for balls. Unless you are very strong or have experience hitting out of this stuff do yourself a favor, chip the ball back into the fairway and go from there. Still had a great time. Only disappointment was the lack of golfers on the course on this beautiful spring day. So come on out to Fuzzy

Zoeller's Champions Pointe, you'll be glad you did!

We had a foursome the date we played and really enjoyed the course. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. It was an all-around good experience and we plan on playing there through Golfnow a lot of times this summer. We are four seniors and we were treated just wonderfully!....certainly would recommend this course!

As always, Champions Pointe plays long and wide open, holes 8, 9, 16 and 18 are still the unicorns to scoring well. The wind on Masters Sunday was brisk and gusting up to 35 miles an hour. Putting was difficult due to recently aerated greens with long grasses and heavy sanding, although they will improve quickly. The fairways were starting to green up, and the second cut and out is already difficult on the wrists (stay in play). This remains one of the more challenging courses for mid distance and short distance players, for the bombers who keep it in the fairways, scoring is at a premium. Pins were accessible at position #3, and on board GPS is a bonus. I always love playing this course, it is a true test of a golfers skill!!

I can not tell one visit from the next. The quality is always the same "5-Star". From the course condition to the staff friendliness. Always to notch!

This course is better in winter than mos courses in the spring!

Tell you what this course is real good. Me, two friends and this guy named Mike went down there teed it and everything was tour caliber. Even the nice red headed fella with earrings we met at the turn. He is a lot cooler than Mike. Long story short me and my partner set them last couple holes ablaze to steal a 30 rack of stones from the other two. Shoulda seen it for yourself. Mike was in tears on the 18th green but I done told him that's what you get when you ain't no good. So it goes...

For playing golf in Febuary the course was in excellent condition. We had never played there before but are sooo looking forward to coming back in the spring or summer. Layout is great, but was not expecting #18!

Really enjoyed everything about this course! A lot of picturesque holes and plenty of risk/reward decisions. Fairly long course so it's a really fun challenge!

This is a great value course. The conditions were excellent, greens rolled very well. All around good setup that will satisfy intermediate players all the way up to scratch players. Good pace throughout round, it's a little bit of a drive from Louisville so this course will always play fast, never over crowded or slow.

If you're looking for a proper course & experience for under $50 (online deal) then look no further.

This is the first time I've played this course. It did not disappoint. Great challenging layout with fairway bunkers that must be taken into consideration off the tee. I will definitely return.

Playing Fuzzy Zoeller's Champions Pointe is just like playing a TPC club. The tees, fairways & greens were plush and the distance and layout was challenging.

Champions Pointe provided a challenging yet fun golf experience. We played from the white tees which is only 6450 yards long, but the thing I like most about this course is on par fours and par-fives you really have to think about hitting less than driver off of the tee as many of the holes provide risk reward. There are also plenty of Hazards that come into play off of the tee which makes it very interesting. The greens role nicely and the bunkers were great. The carts have a really nice GPS tablet which really helped with your strategy of play on each hole. All around great course I left wanting to play more.

This course can play as hard as you want just by choosing the tees. Play it from the back, and it'll be pretty difficult. Play it up a little and you've got a real enjoyable test, although a few holes will be difficult no matter what. A great example comes on the 18th, where the second shot to the green will be a long approach over water, no matter what. But what I love about this hole is that there are options for those players who don't think they can hit that shot. Right of the green is a bailout area and a considerably shorter shot from the fairway, giving players a chance to take double bogey or worse out of the equation. And if their short game is good, perhaps a par.