Cole Park Golf Course

The gorgeous natural environment and fair quality of green management!

Pretty enjoyed the first rounding in Cole Park.

Would appreciate if information on getting "Pass" into the camp is provided as part of the course information, for the case of outside civilian players.

Currently only Gate 4 Visitor Center is available, and I spent substantial time to find out the right place issuing the "Pass".

I’ve been coming here for 10 years, the course conditions used to be significantly better, but this is a military installation course so governmental funding, and certain control measures can impact that over time. The course right now is not in the best of conditions, but the greens are trying to get there. Even with the bad conditions of the course, this track is still a phenomenal layout with lots of great challenging holes and is always fun to play. The course seems like it’s under new management again so I don’t know what to expect in the future, but there is definitely an appearance that they’re trying to get back to their glory days.

I played coal park for the first time. The staff the girl working the desk and the guy who oversaw her were amazingly nice and very helpful. I would go back just because of how they treated me. The course was good very respectful players on the course.

Nice course, but it is an Army base, so be prepared to go through security.

Cole Park Golf Course is a hidden gem! The entire course is impressively well maintained—especially the fairways and greens, which were in top-notch condition during my round. The rough was a bit tall, but that just added an extra layer of challenge and made for a more strategic game.

The front nine really stands out, with the hills adding both a physical and mental test—hole #3 in particular is a real beast if you’re walking, but it’s also one of the most rewarding. The layout keeps things interesting throughout.

A special shoutout to the staff, who were incredibly friendly and eager to assist with anything I needed. You can tell they take pride in the course and it shows in every detail.

Whether you're a local or just passing through, Cole Park is absolutely worth a round. I’ll definitely be back!

All things considered, it’s a great place to play.

Make sure to check in with the military post at gate seven before you get there. We did not know that we had to check in before so once we did we ended up being 3 minutes late to our tee time and the club house manager was very rude and told us he couldn’t get us out for another 3 hours because we were late so we just drove an hour back home. Course seemed nice but ruined by customer service.

I thoroughly enjoyed playing this course. I’m in my 70s and was visiting the area. I paired up with 3 young soldiers and I had a great time. These young men were gentlemen and a tribute to the U.S. Army.

The course is pretty much tree lined on all the fairways and there is a lot of elevation changes. The tee boxes and greens were in great shape. The fairways were rather thin. The rough was punishing if you missed the fairway.

This is a military installation, so, you need to work out a pass in advance. This can be done on line or by going to the post visitor center in advance.

All was great. The only major problem is that GolfNow did not instruct members of GolfNow how to get to the golf course. This course is on Ft. Campbell Military Base and the only way to get on is to go to the security gate 7 to get a pass onto base. GolfNow needs to place these instructions onto the site when reserving.