Covered Bridge Golf Club

Beautiful and well maintained course, friendly staff. I will definitely be going back. Expensive but worth it.

The friendly staff only helps to sell the course. A very manageable set up. Fun was had by all due to the different skills to play there offered challenges although it wasn't overwhelming difficult.

Played with a buddy early inthe season. Had a great time.

This course has a slope rating 25+ points more than my "home course," so I was worried. But there was no need for worry: I have played courses with hidden punishment when you've driven well or left an approach shot 10 yards short. None of that nonsense is here. The fairways are generously wide and the only real dangers are water or the property borders.

I was worried the greens may be incredibly fast or multi-teared, nope... maybe 20% faster than what I normally play, no problem even for my 15 handicap. They rolled true and were in great shape. The sand traps and fairways were flawless as well.

Our entire experience was great: we were approached by a nice man in a golf cart when we arrived (still in the parking lot) who loaded our clubs and gave us instructions, we practiced a little and the starter (Tom, maybe?) was completely courteous and guided us when and where to begin the round.

It turned out to be a windy day: I'm guessing 20-30 with larger gusts. The wind was no fault of Covered Bridge of course, but I am willing to make the 2 hour drive to play this one again in better conditions.

Kudos to the Bar/Kitchen for having food ready at the turn and being friendly as well... the Asst. Pro (forgot his name - I'm awful with names) was sincere and helpful too.

Considering the rains we had earlier in the week the course was in great shape. Especially for early season. Greens firm and true. Looking forward to playing Covered Bridge again.

The course is great and the bartender and staff are very friendly. Just one little thing bugged me. My hubby and I always play from the same tees. We choose them based on overall distance. We are seniors and my husband has bad knees so we often pick the forward tees as we did here. I normally out drive my husband, we both top out at 180 yards. The Starter made a big deal about my husband playing "the ladies tees". The USGA says "play it forward". I thought "ladies tees" was a term from a bygone era, but it's alive and well in Southern Indiana. They are Forward Tees. The Starter was friendly and even told us about a time he chased down a foresome of men to let them know they were too young for the Senior Tees they were standing on. Really!?

I love CB, the course is always a great challenge. I highly recommend playing it if you've never been. The staff was great as always.

Excellent course and very friendly staff offering great service. Slow play because a group of 5 slowed us down to the point of waiting on every shot. We were two groups behind the group of 5.

Priced a little high for me but I jump on a hot deal any chance I can. Worth the 30 minute drive from southern Louisville. Great food in the restaurant too

An excellent experience. The greeter in the parking lot with the cart was friendly, the check in process was smooth, we started on time. The tee boxes, fairways and greens were in perfect condition.

First time playing this course and I had a blast! Course conditions were immaculate, GPS on carts, ice cold water every few holes, and great course layout. My only complaint would be the pace of play but even that wasn't too bad. Beware, no short par 3s which make it more challenging but lots of fun. To top it all off there is a tribute to my all time favorite golfer, Payne Stewart, on hole 12. Overall, great experience at Covered Bridge.

Course was wet after a heavy rain the night before but the course was in great condition. some very wet spots but obviously you can't control the weather. nice course well manicured Would play there anytime

Greens were punched 10 days ago, they have about 2 more weeks left to heal. They rolled ok, and ran around 8 on the stimp. The fairways are being punched and dragged. We had to play the front 9 twice since the back was closed.

These are Soysia Fairways, and the dragging process is some sort of thatch removal, so they are thinning the grass in the FW a good amount.

This is a wondering course to play.

The course was challenging. It had a variety of lengths, sand traps, and water hazards. The greens rolled true but seemed to be slow. The club house was amazing and the staff very nice. The attendants got our clubs from our cars and were very friendly.