Charlie Vettiner Golf Course in Louisville - No. 4
The 4th hole is one of Charlie Vettiner Golf Course's many narrow fairways.
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Charlie Vettiner Golf Course in Louisville - No. 5
The par-3 fifth hole at Charlie Vettiner Golf Course in Louisville is downhill and features water left and behind the green.
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Charlie Vettiner Golf Course in Louisville - No. 6
The sixth hole is a short par 4 at Charlie Vettiner Golf Course.
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Charlie Vettiner Golf Course in Louisville - No. 9
The ninth hole at Charlie Vettiner Golf Course is a par 5 reachable in two shots.
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Charlie Vettiner Golf Course in Louisville - No. 11
The par-4 11th hole at Charlie Vettiner Golf Course has an elevated tee.
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Charlie Vettiner Golf Course in Louisville - No. 13
The 13th hole features a valley fairway playing uphill to the green at Charlie Vettiner Golf Course.
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Charlie Vettiner Golf Course in Louisville - No. 14
Water lies in front of the par-4 14th hole at Charlie Vettiner Golf Course.
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Charlie Vettiner Golf Course in Louisville - No. 16
The par-5 16th hole at Charlie Vettiner Golf Course is guarded by a small creek in front of the green.
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Charlie Vettiner Golf Course in Louisville, Kentucky
Charlie Vettiner Golf Course outside of Louisville is one of the area's nine metropark golf courses. It's very affordable and a good value for the price. You can play the course on weekends for less than $15.
From the back tees, Charlie Vettiner Golf Course plays a par-72 and a stern 6,900 yards and there are four sets of tees, making it a popular course for local tournaments. Many of the holes, especially the newer back nine, which opened years after the original nine in 1967, feature very tight fairways, especially the par-4 13th hole, which plays to a blind landing zone tightly sitting between trees.
Course amenities are understated, with a basic pro shop and short game and irons-only driving range.
Brandon Tucker is the Sr. Managing Editor for GolfPass and was the founding editor of Golf Advisor in 2014, he was the managing editor for Golf Channel Digital's Courses & Travel. To date, his golf travels have taken him to over two dozen countries and nearly 600 golf courses worldwide. While he's played some of the most prestigious courses in the world, Tucker's favorite way to play the game is on a great muni in under three hours. Follow Brandon on Twitter at @BrandonTucker and on Instagram at @btuck34.
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Charlie Vettiner Golf Course, one of nine metropark courses in the greater Louisville area, is where the locals play. It's easy to see why the course gets a lot of repeat visitors. It's challenging, rated the seventh most difficult in Kentucky, and features a good amount of hole variety on gently rolling terrain, Brandon Tucker writes.
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