Kenny Perry's Country Creek Golf Course

Super cool course and sometimes you’re playing when Kenny Perry there.

Kenny Perry’s Country Creek is one of my favorite courses. I may be partial since it was the first course I was a member at when I was learning, but the staff is friendly every single time you go, without exception. The greens are consistently pure, and the layout provides a fun challenge for golfers of all abilities. Where else can you go and have a former top 10 player in the world and a Ryder Cup champ play behind you for 12 holes? (I’m talking about Kenny himself.) Keep your eyes peeled for a guy in a red cart, it could be the man, the myth, the legend.

Country Creek has generous Bermuda grass fairways and large, bentgrass greens. Plenty of room off the tee to let 'er rip. Played 18 holes and did not lose a single golf ball. Majority of the greens are elevated, so if you want to score, your approach irons must be on target. Several of the greens are large enough to make a two-club difference from front to back.

The snack bar is somewhat limited in its offerings, and they do not sell alcohol. But the golf was enjoyable and the pace of play was pretty good, too -- 18 holes in about 3-1/2 hours. I'll be back.

The course was in good condition I am very average golfer with a 17 handicap from the blue tees. Pace of play was good greens were in good shape. The course played at a very smooth pace never rushed and never pushed. I would recommend this course to any of my friends.

We had a tire blow out on the way there and was running late. I called and they were wonderful and accommodated us and we were grateful.

KPCC is a fun little course, well designed to give the average golfer a very pleasant experience. The course has a few areas that need a bit of repair, but overall, it's in good shape. If you want to have fun, put this course on your list.

Course is in good shape. Greens still show signs of aeration but still putt smooth. We will be back.

Great experience playing Kenny Perry’s Country Creek Golf Course. The staff was extremely helpful and friendly . Liked the course layout was in good condition. Will definitely come back to play soon.

Played this course solely based upon name of Kenney Perry. Course is nothing more than a mowed down cow pasture, and that is probably an insult to many Cow Pastures. Lay out very plain, course conditions poor -to - fair, it had rained lately but that is not why the rating. Pace of play very slow. They only had the front nine opened, so you had to play that twice, but they didn't tell you that until you checked in. But - I saw some playing the back nine - probably "local yocals".

Half hour out of Nashville and this course was definitely worth the trek.

Aesthetically beautiful and definitely had the Kentucky feel to it.

For mid February, the greens and fairways were in excellent condition.

The only complaint I have is on the back 9. Around hole 14-16, the driving range is directly connected to the holes, which is a little bothersome. Besides that. FANTASTIC

only got to play front nine, back nine was closed due to flooding. what we got to play, fairways wide open, in good shape, greens pretty good also.short course, mostly par fours, par threes and one par five on front nine. wonder what the back nine is like?

The course was in good shape. Most of the fairways were in good shape. The greens and tee boxes were green and in good shape. The greens were slow initially. They were mowing the greens during my round, so the greens sped up. This course has several elevation changes, which makes it an interesting course to play. Unfortunately, I did not get a chance to meet Kenny Perry. The employees are very friendly and courteous. My ball was lost in the fairway, due to the leafs and one of the mower operators found it and delivered it to me on the following tee. He even gave me two other found balls. I would definitely play this course again.

A good scenic hill climb requiring plenty of energy. Most tee shots were either uphill or downhill requiring accuracy to keep ball on sloping fairways an greens. A true golfing challenge and the course plays long.

I would say this course is a step up from a municipal course, but it still resembled a muni course. I have and am a fan of Kenny Perry. With the course identified with Kenny, I assumed it would look and play more like the courses Kenny plays.

All in all, I played in about three hours and enjoyed my round and day....just don't expect a well manicured country club and you will enjoy your round.

Go WKU Hilltoppers!!

For the money, this is a great course. The pace of play was good, got 18 holes in (riding) just under 4 hours. The fairways were nice to hit from and the rough wasn't menacing. The greens were pretty big, they were a tad slow, but still in a great condition and were all well taken care of.

Was worth the 40 minute drive from Nashville, TN.

the course was in great shape there was nothing to complain about

Tucked in the corn fields hard to see the sign for the road just small golf shop but nice well maintained course the greens were real nice putted good nice mountain course I could tell all the regulars were there playing there game they said Kenny was there didn't get to see him so I could tell him what a nice his course it was